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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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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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CuernosInfidelity, romantic deception. To put 'cuernos' is to be unfaithful to your partner; to wear them is to receive them.
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PiñaA hard punch or fist to the face or body. A piña delivered well doesn't just hurt — it changes the direction of a fight and lingers in memory long after the bruise fades.
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BocónA blabbermouth, loudmouth, or someone who can't keep their mouth shut about other people's business. A bocón always manages to be the one who spills the secret, ruins the surprise, or shares what they should have kept private.
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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.

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.

alanlucena
Cuernos0 votes

Infidelity, romantic deception. To put 'cuernos' is to be unfaithful to your partner; to wear them is to receive them.

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Piña0 votes

A hard punch or fist to the face or body. A piña delivered well doesn't just hurt — it changes the direction of a fight and lingers in memory long after the bruise fades.

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Bocón0 votes

A blabbermouth, loudmouth, or someone who can't keep their mouth shut about other people's business. A bocón always manages to be the one who spills the secret, ruins the surprise, or shares what they should have kept private.

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