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Pájaro bravoA street-smart, cunning person who knows how to navigate any situation and always comes out on top. In Venezuela, a pájaro bravo knows every trick in the book and always lands on their feet.
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DoxxearTo publish someone's personal information online without their consent: real name, address, phone number. It's one of the most dangerous forms of digital aggression.
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ArrechoVery angry, furious, about to explode with rage. In Venezuela, Colombia, and Ecuador, being arrecho means you're absolutely livid and everyone should stay out of your way.
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SabrosoSomeone who oozes confidence with a slightly cocky edge, or a person who dances with incredible flavor and rhythm. It can be a compliment about someone's swagger or a dig at someone acting full of themselves.
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ArrancadoFlat broke, without a single cent — not even enough for bus fare. Used in Venezuela, Colombia, and Mexico to describe being completely tapped out until the next paycheck.
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Pájaro bravo0 votes

A street-smart, cunning person who knows how to navigate any situation and always comes out on top. In Venezuela, a pájaro bravo knows every trick in the book and always lands on their feet.

alanlucena
Doxxear0 votes

To publish someone's personal information online without their consent: real name, address, phone number. It's one of the most dangerous forms of digital aggression.

alanlucena
Arrecho0 votes

Very angry, furious, about to explode with rage. In Venezuela, Colombia, and Ecuador, being arrecho means you're absolutely livid and everyone should stay out of your way.

alanlucena
Sabroso0 votes

Someone who oozes confidence with a slightly cocky edge, or a person who dances with incredible flavor and rhythm. It can be a compliment about someone's swagger or a dig at someone acting full of themselves.

alanlucena
Arrancado0 votes

Flat broke, without a single cent — not even enough for bus fare. Used in Venezuela, Colombia, and Mexico to describe being completely tapped out until the next paycheck.

alanlucena
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