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PlanAn activity or social thing to do, especially for the weekend or at night. In Spain asking '¿Tienes plan?' is checking if there's something going on.
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RabonaA spectacular soccer move where you cross your support leg behind the kicking leg to strike the ball. It's pure showmanship — unnecessary, risky, but absolutely beautiful when pulled off.
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BuffearTo strengthen a character or item in a video game through a developer update. The opposite of nerfing — when something becomes more powerful and everyone wants to use it in matches.
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ChaparTo catch someone red-handed or bust them doing something they shouldn't be in Spain. It also means to kiss passionately, so context is everything: you can get chapado stealing or chapado at the club.
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Irse de madreTo spiral completely out of control, to escalate to absurd or disproportionate levels. In Spain, 'irse de madre' is when something gets taken way too far.
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Plan0 votes

An activity or social thing to do, especially for the weekend or at night. In Spain asking '¿Tienes plan?' is checking if there's something going on.

Anonymous
Rabona0 votes

A spectacular soccer move where you cross your support leg behind the kicking leg to strike the ball. It's pure showmanship — unnecessary, risky, but absolutely beautiful when pulled off.

alanlucena
Buffear0 votes

To strengthen a character or item in a video game through a developer update. The opposite of nerfing — when something becomes more powerful and everyone wants to use it in matches.

alanlucena
Chapar0 votes

To catch someone red-handed or bust them doing something they shouldn't be in Spain. It also means to kiss passionately, so context is everything: you can get chapado stealing or chapado at the club.

alanlucena
Irse de madre0 votes

To spiral completely out of control, to escalate to absurd or disproportionate levels. In Spain, 'irse de madre' is when something gets taken way too far.

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