In Colombia, a pill — especially a drug or recreational substance. Used informally across the country to refer to any pill, though the context usually makes the meaning clear.

A bossy person who always wants to be in charge and gives orders like they own everyone. The mandón doesn't ask — they command. Whether it's a controlling parent, a micromanaging boss, or that one friend who takes over every plan, the mandón can't help themselves.

Very tiny — an affectionate diminutive for something or someone of reduced size. In the Caribbean, diminutives ending in '-ico' are characteristic of the regional dialect and carry warmth.

Your best friend, your day-one, your absolute ride-or-die in Colombia. Parcero is a deeper and more formal version of parce — it means someone who's been with you through everything, who you trust completely, who has earned the title through time and loyalty.