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Planchar la orejaTo sleep, especially a long nap or deep sleep. A widely used expression across Latin America — whoever is planchando la oreja is deep in slumber and would not appreciate being disturbed under any circumstances.
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PotoButt, backside, or rear end. In Chile, poto is the completely standard, everyday word for buttocks — neither vulgar nor particularly polite, just the normal term used by everyone from kids to grandparents.
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JalarTo leave, head out, or get moving somewhere without lengthy explanations. Jalar in Mexico carries the sense of quick, purposeful movement — you're not meandering, you're getting out or getting going.
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FriolentoAn extremely cold-sensitive person who feels cold before anyone else does. A friolento wraps up in layers during mild weather and reaches for a blanket the moment any air conditioning turns on.
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ShipTo want two people to be together romantically, or to root for a pairing. Borrowed from 'relationship,' shipping is an internet-born cultural act of projecting romantic connection onto real or fictional people.
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Planchar la oreja0 votes

To sleep, especially a long nap or deep sleep. A widely used expression across Latin America — whoever is planchando la oreja is deep in slumber and would not appreciate being disturbed under any circumstances.

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Poto0 votes

Butt, backside, or rear end. In Chile, poto is the completely standard, everyday word for buttocks — neither vulgar nor particularly polite, just the normal term used by everyone from kids to grandparents.

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Jalar0 votes

To leave, head out, or get moving somewhere without lengthy explanations. Jalar in Mexico carries the sense of quick, purposeful movement — you're not meandering, you're getting out or getting going.

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Friolento0 votes

An extremely cold-sensitive person who feels cold before anyone else does. A friolento wraps up in layers during mild weather and reaches for a blanket the moment any air conditioning turns on.

alanlucena
Ship0 votes

To want two people to be together romantically, or to root for a pairing. Borrowed from 'relationship,' shipping is an internet-born cultural act of projecting romantic connection onto real or fictional people.

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