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ChanchoA pig or hog in Argentina, Chile, and southern countries. Also used to describe someone dirty, messy, or with bad table manners, because nobody wants to be called chancho.
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FacharTo look good, dress stylishly, or have a sharp appearance in Argentina. When someone goes out fachando, they turn heads for how well put together they are — perfect outfit and runway attitude.
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AlentarTo cheer on, support, or encourage a soccer team or a person with chants, screams, and all your energy. In Argentina, cheering for your team from the stands is practically a religion and a sacred duty for every fan.
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HincharTo passionately support a soccer team in Argentina and Uruguay with all your heart and voice. Being a hincha means suffering and celebrating as if your entire life depended on the result of every match.
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BocharseTo fail or flunk an exam in Argentina and Uruguay. When you bombed the test so badly there's no coming back — time to call your parents with the bad news.
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Chancho0 votes

A pig or hog in Argentina, Chile, and southern countries. Also used to describe someone dirty, messy, or with bad table manners, because nobody wants to be called chancho.

alanlucena
Fachar0 votes

To look good, dress stylishly, or have a sharp appearance in Argentina. When someone goes out fachando, they turn heads for how well put together they are — perfect outfit and runway attitude.

alanlucena
Alentar0 votes

To cheer on, support, or encourage a soccer team or a person with chants, screams, and all your energy. In Argentina, cheering for your team from the stands is practically a religion and a sacred duty for every fan.

alanlucena
Hinchar0 votes

To passionately support a soccer team in Argentina and Uruguay with all your heart and voice. Being a hincha means suffering and celebrating as if your entire life depended on the result of every match.

alanlucena
Bocharse0 votes

To fail or flunk an exam in Argentina and Uruguay. When you bombed the test so badly there's no coming back — time to call your parents with the bad news.

alanlucena
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