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CampearHiding in a strategic spot in a video game waiting for an enemy to pass by so you can take them out. It's the most hated yet most effective tactic in gaming.
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Ponerse hasta las chanclasTo get absolutely wasted to an extreme level, reaching a state where you control nothing and remember nothing the next day. It's the peak of Mexican drunkenness.
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NaquearTo act tacky, classless, or trashy. Used in Mexico when someone behaves in a way considered low class or tasteless, like blasting music on a speaker in public transport. It comes from "naco," a loaded Mexican slang word for someone perceived as uncouth or unsophisticated.
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MadrearTo beat someone up severely, to give them a beating they won't forget. In Mexico, madrear is one of the most violent verbs in street vocabulary.
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ZafarTo get out of something, dodge a commitment, or escape an awkward situation with cunning. It's the art of avoiding what you don't want to do without making it too obvious you're running from responsibility.
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Campear0 votes

Hiding in a strategic spot in a video game waiting for an enemy to pass by so you can take them out. It's the most hated yet most effective tactic in gaming.

alanlucena
Ponerse hasta las chanclas0 votes

To get absolutely wasted to an extreme level, reaching a state where you control nothing and remember nothing the next day. It's the peak of Mexican drunkenness.

alanlucena
Naquear0 votes

To act tacky, classless, or trashy. Used in Mexico when someone behaves in a way considered low class or tasteless, like blasting music on a speaker in public transport. It comes from "naco," a loaded Mexican slang word for someone perceived as uncouth or unsophisticated.

alanlucena
Madrear0 votes

To beat someone up severely, to give them a beating they won't forget. In Mexico, madrear is one of the most violent verbs in street vocabulary.

alanlucena
Zafar0 votes

To get out of something, dodge a commitment, or escape an awkward situation with cunning. It's the art of avoiding what you don't want to do without making it too obvious you're running from responsibility.

alanlucena
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