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MazorcaA corn cob with its kernels still attached — the whole ear of corn in its natural form. It's what you boil, grill, or strip for kernels across all of Latin America.
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GamerSomeone passionate about video games who dedicates serious time to playing, whether casually or competitively. An English loanword fully integrated into young Spanish speakers' vocabulary.
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MonstruoA monster — but in the best way possible. In the Caribbean, calling someone a monstruo means they're exceptional, a total beast at what they do. It's the highest compliment for talent or skill, said with genuine awe.
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PatiquínIn Venezuela, a refined and elegant person from a high-class background, always well-dressed and speaking with distinction.
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ChocanteAnnoying, off-putting, or the kind of person who grates on your nerves without realizing it. In Colombia and Venezuela, calling someone chocante means their presence is uncomfortable — their attitude, tone, or behavior just doesn't sit right.
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Mazorca0 votes

A corn cob with its kernels still attached — the whole ear of corn in its natural form. It's what you boil, grill, or strip for kernels across all of Latin America.

alanlucena
Gamer0 votes

Someone passionate about video games who dedicates serious time to playing, whether casually or competitively. An English loanword fully integrated into young Spanish speakers' vocabulary.

alanlucena
Monstruo0 votes

A monster — but in the best way possible. In the Caribbean, calling someone a monstruo means they're exceptional, a total beast at what they do. It's the highest compliment for talent or skill, said with genuine awe.

alanlucena
Patiquín0 votes

In Venezuela, a refined and elegant person from a high-class background, always well-dressed and speaking with distinction.

alanlucena
Chocante0 votes

Annoying, off-putting, or the kind of person who grates on your nerves without realizing it. In Colombia and Venezuela, calling someone chocante means their presence is uncomfortable — their attitude, tone, or behavior just doesn't sit right.

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