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FunaThe public exposure of someone on social media for unacceptable behavior like harassment, scamming, or abuse. In Chile and Argentina, funas go viral and can destroy reputations overnight.
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FarmearTo repeat an activity many times in a video game to accumulate resources, experience, or rewards. The repetitive grind that can take hours but gamers do religiously to level up.
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PerroA cunning, street-smart person who knows how to get an advantage in any situation. In Mexico it also works as an intensifier for something extremely good or extremely bad depending on context.
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VatoA dude, guy, or man in Mexico — the most informal and direct way to refer to any male. It's not necessarily negative: it can be neutral, respectful, or dismissive depending on tone.
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VíboraA treacherous, gossipy, and venomous person who talks trash about everyone behind their backs while smiling to their faces. The víbora is someone you can't trust because their poison is their words.
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Funa0 votes

The public exposure of someone on social media for unacceptable behavior like harassment, scamming, or abuse. In Chile and Argentina, funas go viral and can destroy reputations overnight.

user_test
Farmear0 votes

To repeat an activity many times in a video game to accumulate resources, experience, or rewards. The repetitive grind that can take hours but gamers do religiously to level up.

alanlucena
Perro0 votes

A cunning, street-smart person who knows how to get an advantage in any situation. In Mexico it also works as an intensifier for something extremely good or extremely bad depending on context.

papicervantes
Vato0 votes

A dude, guy, or man in Mexico — the most informal and direct way to refer to any male. It's not necessarily negative: it can be neutral, respectful, or dismissive depending on tone.

alanlucena
Víbora0 votes

A treacherous, gossipy, and venomous person who talks trash about everyone behind their backs while smiling to their faces. The víbora is someone you can't trust because their poison is their words.

alanlucena
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