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JamaFood in general, any kind of grub. In Venezuela, Colombia, and Puerto Rico, jama is the most direct way of saying you need to eat something right now.
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Pick me boyA guy who acts different or overly sensitive just to get female attention and validation. He puts down other men to seem superior, but it's all a calculated performance.
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AlzadoA person who feels superior, who gets arrogant, cocky, or defiant. In Mexico and Colombia, alzado is someone whose power goes straight to their head.
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TéA hot infusion made from herbs, leaves, or flowers, drunk as a comforting beverage or for medicinal purposes. In Latin America, tea can mean actual tea or any herbal infusion your grandma swears cures everything.
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StalkeoObsessively checking someone's social media profiles, whether it's a crush, an ex, or someone you're curious about. An anglicism from 'stalk' that's completely normalized among young people.
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Jama0 votes

Food in general, any kind of grub. In Venezuela, Colombia, and Puerto Rico, jama is the most direct way of saying you need to eat something right now.

alanlucena
Pick me boy0 votes

A guy who acts different or overly sensitive just to get female attention and validation. He puts down other men to seem superior, but it's all a calculated performance.

alanlucena
Alzado0 votes

A person who feels superior, who gets arrogant, cocky, or defiant. In Mexico and Colombia, alzado is someone whose power goes straight to their head.

alanlucena
Té0 votes

A hot infusion made from herbs, leaves, or flowers, drunk as a comforting beverage or for medicinal purposes. In Latin America, tea can mean actual tea or any herbal infusion your grandma swears cures everything.

alanlucena
Stalkeo0 votes

Obsessively checking someone's social media profiles, whether it's a crush, an ex, or someone you're curious about. An anglicism from 'stalk' that's completely normalized among young people.

alanlucena
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