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PufoAn unpaid debt, scam, or situation where someone fails to deliver on what they promised. Getting a pufo means being left holding the bag while someone else walks away without paying their dues.
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ChivatoA snitch, informer, or someone who rats out others. A chivato betrays the group by telling authorities or superiors what everyone else is doing — universally despised in street culture.
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Volverse locoIn Spanish, to lose your mind from pressure or frustration — or alternatively, to get wildly excited and enthusiastic about something. The same phrase covers both madness and passionate joy.
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LímitesEmotional or behavioral boundaries that one establishes to protect their well-being. The key word in all modern therapy.
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EscamarTo make someone nervous, raise suspicion, or give off a bad vibe. When something escama you, it sets off an internal alarm — something's off, even if you can't name exactly what it is.
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Pufo0 votes

An unpaid debt, scam, or situation where someone fails to deliver on what they promised. Getting a pufo means being left holding the bag while someone else walks away without paying their dues.

alanlucena
Chivato0 votes

A snitch, informer, or someone who rats out others. A chivato betrays the group by telling authorities or superiors what everyone else is doing — universally despised in street culture.

alanlucena
Volverse loco0 votes

In Spanish, to lose your mind from pressure or frustration — or alternatively, to get wildly excited and enthusiastic about something. The same phrase covers both madness and passionate joy.

alanlucena
Límites0 votes

Emotional or behavioral boundaries that one establishes to protect their well-being. The key word in all modern therapy.

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Escamar0 votes

To make someone nervous, raise suspicion, or give off a bad vibe. When something escama you, it sets off an internal alarm — something's off, even if you can't name exactly what it is.

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