A joke, prank, or something that's not serious in Argentina and Uruguay. It can also mean a party or a night out, depending on context and tone.

A job or work in Argentina. From lunfardo with Italian roots, it's probably the most used word in everyday Buenos Aires life alongside 'birra' and 'bondi.'.

A dude, guy, or man in Argentina and Uruguay. It's the most common, informal, everyday way to refer to any male in River Plate Spanish — as natural as breathing in Buenos Aires.

Butt or rear end in Argentina and Colombia — the casual, everyday way to refer to someone's backside. It's less clinical than 'glúteos' and less vulgar than other alternatives.