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PicanteSomething daring, provocative, or with sexual undertones in Argentina. Can also mean risky, edgy, or crossing a line. When a comment is picante, everyone exchanges knowing looks.
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ChampionesSneakers or athletic shoes in Uruguay — the most charrúa way to say tennis shoes. It comes from the Champion brand that was popular decades ago and stuck as the generic name for all casual sports footwear.
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CarpetaA folder or binder for keeping documents organized in several countries. In Argentina it also means carpet, so it depends entirely on the country whether you're talking about papers or floors.
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CañoPutting the ball through an opponent's legs in soccer — the most entertaining humiliation on the pitch. It triggers screams on the field, applause in the stands, and eternal shame for whoever gets nutmegged.
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CalentarTo deliberately provoke or make someone angry to see their reaction in Argentina and Uruguay. When you're intentionally pushing someone's buttons until they lose their patience and snap.
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Picante0 votes

Something daring, provocative, or with sexual undertones in Argentina. Can also mean risky, edgy, or crossing a line. When a comment is picante, everyone exchanges knowing looks.

alanlucena
Championes0 votes

Sneakers or athletic shoes in Uruguay — the most charrúa way to say tennis shoes. It comes from the Champion brand that was popular decades ago and stuck as the generic name for all casual sports footwear.

alanlucena
Carpeta0 votes

A folder or binder for keeping documents organized in several countries. In Argentina it also means carpet, so it depends entirely on the country whether you're talking about papers or floors.

alanlucena
Caño0 votes

Putting the ball through an opponent's legs in soccer — the most entertaining humiliation on the pitch. It triggers screams on the field, applause in the stands, and eternal shame for whoever gets nutmegged.

alanlucena
Calentar0 votes

To deliberately provoke or make someone angry to see their reaction in Argentina and Uruguay. When you're intentionally pushing someone's buttons until they lose their patience and snap.

alanlucena
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