ES flag

Spain

Most popular words

Chavala
Bandera de España
Simpear
Bandera de España
Mogollón
Bandera de España

All expressions

Search in Spain
ExpressionUserVotes
RagequitTo furiously quit a match because you're losing or something frustrated you beyond your limit. The ragequit comes with slamming the game shut and probably a scream.
alanlucena
0
BanearTo ban a player from accessing a game or platform for cheating, being toxic, or breaking the rules. The ban is the ultimate sentence in the gaming world.
alanlucena
0
RespawnearTo reappear in the game after dying — that second chance the match gives you. Some games let you respawn instantly; in others you have to wait, which is pure torture.
alanlucena
0
Un huevoA lot, a ton, or an exaggerated amount in Spain. Saying "me costó un huevo" means it was extremely expensive or difficult — one of the most-used Spanish expressions for emphasizing anything.
alanlucena
0
GoleadaA crushing victory in soccer by a wide goal margin that leaves the losing team completely humiliated. A goleada is not just winning, it is a full display of dominance on the field, the kind of result that haunts a team in memes and highlights for weeks across all of Latin America and Spain.
alanlucena
0
1...606162...273

Statistics

Expressions1368
Contributors2
Active contributors
A
Add expression
Bandera de España

Spain

Bandera de España
Chavala
Bandera de España
Simpear
Bandera de España
Mogollón

Estadísticas

Expresiones1368
Contribuidores2
Contribuidores activos
A
Añadir expresión

All expressions

Ragequit0 votes

To furiously quit a match because you're losing or something frustrated you beyond your limit. The ragequit comes with slamming the game shut and probably a scream.

alanlucena
Banear0 votes

To ban a player from accessing a game or platform for cheating, being toxic, or breaking the rules. The ban is the ultimate sentence in the gaming world.

alanlucena
Respawnear0 votes

To reappear in the game after dying — that second chance the match gives you. Some games let you respawn instantly; in others you have to wait, which is pure torture.

alanlucena
Un huevo0 votes

A lot, a ton, or an exaggerated amount in Spain. Saying "me costó un huevo" means it was extremely expensive or difficult — one of the most-used Spanish expressions for emphasizing anything.

alanlucena
Goleada0 votes

A crushing victory in soccer by a wide goal margin that leaves the losing team completely humiliated. A goleada is not just winning, it is a full display of dominance on the field, the kind of result that haunts a team in memes and highlights for weeks across all of Latin America and Spain.

alanlucena
61 / 273

Spanish for real

Explore

DictionaryTrendingCountriesArticles

Info

About usContact

Legal

Terms of usePrivacy