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MamarseTo get completely wasted, drunk to the point of losing control and memory. In Mexico, 'mamarse' is when you go way overboard with drinks and remember nothing the next day.
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MorrallaSmall coins of little value, loose change that weighs down your pocket more than it's worth. In Mexico, morralla is those tiny coins that barely buy anything but keep piling up.
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Dar en la torreTo ruin something, screw up a situation, or seriously harm someone's plans. In Mexico, 'dar en la torre' is when something external wrecks everything.
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Sacar canas verdesTo drive someone crazy with worry or stress through your behavior, especially your parents. It's when a kid causes so much grief it supposedly gives you gray hairs.
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Tirar paroTo help someone out, to do them a solid or a favor. In Mexico, 'tirar paro' is the classic request between friends when you need backup or someone to put in a word for you.
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Mamarse0 votes

To get completely wasted, drunk to the point of losing control and memory. In Mexico, 'mamarse' is when you go way overboard with drinks and remember nothing the next day.

alanlucena
Morralla0 votes

Small coins of little value, loose change that weighs down your pocket more than it's worth. In Mexico, morralla is those tiny coins that barely buy anything but keep piling up.

alanlucena
Dar en la torre0 votes

To ruin something, screw up a situation, or seriously harm someone's plans. In Mexico, 'dar en la torre' is when something external wrecks everything.

alanlucena
Sacar canas verdes0 votes

To drive someone crazy with worry or stress through your behavior, especially your parents. It's when a kid causes so much grief it supposedly gives you gray hairs.

alanlucena
Tirar paro0 votes

To help someone out, to do them a solid or a favor. In Mexico, 'tirar paro' is the classic request between friends when you need backup or someone to put in a word for you.

alanlucena
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