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ChismeGossip, rumor, or unsolicited information about someone else's private life. Chisme is practically a social institution across Latin America — a way to connect, entertain, and sometimes damage reputations.
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CabrearTo anger, annoy, or make someone lose their patience completely. When someone cabreates you, you've crossed into genuine frustration territory — and they usually did it with the same tired excuses or behavior again.
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PesadoAn annoying, boring, or socially exhausting person who drains the energy out of any group. A pesado doesn't realize how much they drag everyone down — they're the conversational equivalent of a wet blanket.
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RaboTail, bottom, or rear end. In Caribbean slang it can be quite explicit depending on context, but in standard use it simply refers to the back end of a person or animal.
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MainearTo make someone your number one romantic focus, your main person. Borrowed from gaming culture where your 'main' is the character you always pick — applied to crushes and romantic interest.
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Chisme0 votes

Gossip, rumor, or unsolicited information about someone else's private life. Chisme is practically a social institution across Latin America — a way to connect, entertain, and sometimes damage reputations.

alanlucena
Cabrear0 votes

To anger, annoy, or make someone lose their patience completely. When someone cabreates you, you've crossed into genuine frustration territory — and they usually did it with the same tired excuses or behavior again.

alanlucena
Pesado0 votes

An annoying, boring, or socially exhausting person who drains the energy out of any group. A pesado doesn't realize how much they drag everyone down — they're the conversational equivalent of a wet blanket.

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Rabo0 votes

Tail, bottom, or rear end. In Caribbean slang it can be quite explicit depending on context, but in standard use it simply refers to the back end of a person or animal.

alanlucena
Mainear0 votes

To make someone your number one romantic focus, your main person. Borrowed from gaming culture where your 'main' is the character you always pick — applied to crushes and romantic interest.

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