In Venezuela, the buttocks, the rear end. Used naturally in everyday Venezuelan conversation without sounding as vulgar as other words.

A cunning, sharp-witted person who is difficult to deceive and has strong character. A bicho is someone you need to take seriously — they see everything, miss nothing, and always find their advantage.

In Venezuela, 'guevo' can refer to something big or good, or a difficult situation, depending on the context.

A pichirre is a stingy or miserly person who dislikes spending money or sharing. They are extremely frugal and calculate every last cent. This term is often used in Venezuela and Colombia to describe someone who is excessively cheap or reluctant to contribute.