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Poner a parirTo harshly criticize someone, to tear them to pieces verbally in front of others. The kind of devastating analysis that doesn't leave anything standing once it's done.
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GuindillaIn Spain, a local police officer or municipal guard. The name comes from the red hot pepper, matching the temperament people generally attribute to them when they're handing out fines.
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CamelarTo seduce, charm, or win someone over with sweet talk and flattery. The person who camela knows exactly which words to use and how to make someone fall for them before they even realize what's happening.
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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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Hard launchThe official, full public debut of a couple on social media — a clear photo together, names used, maybe even a relationship label. The hard launch leaves no room for interpretation: it's real and they want everyone to know.
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Poner a parir0 votes

To harshly criticize someone, to tear them to pieces verbally in front of others. The kind of devastating analysis that doesn't leave anything standing once it's done.

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Guindilla0 votes

In Spain, a local police officer or municipal guard. The name comes from the red hot pepper, matching the temperament people generally attribute to them when they're handing out fines.

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Camelar0 votes

To seduce, charm, or win someone over with sweet talk and flattery. The person who camela knows exactly which words to use and how to make someone fall for them before they even realize what's happening.

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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.

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Hard launch0 votes

The official, full public debut of a couple on social media — a clear photo together, names used, maybe even a relationship label. The hard launch leaves no room for interpretation: it's real and they want everyone to know.

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