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ViralizarTo make internet content spread massively across social media until millions of people see it. When something goes viral, it takes on a life of its own and there's no stopping it.
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JamarTo eat with real hunger, to chow down with zero ceremony. In Venezuela, Colombia, and Puerto Rico, jamar is the most direct, street-level way to say you're about to eat until you're stuffed.
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PajónA person with a lot of hair, a big wild mane that's usually messy and impossible to miss. Their hair is their most distinctive feature and they're known for it.
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GuácalaA spontaneous exclamation of disgust, revulsion, or intense displeasure at something gross. It escapes you automatically when you see, smell, or taste something that instantly turns your stomach.
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PrendidoTo be hyped up, excited, or slightly buzzed from alcohol. When someone is "prendido" at a party, it either means the drinks are kicking in or they're just radiating pure good vibes and energy. Common across Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, and Puerto Rico.
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Viralizar0 votes

To make internet content spread massively across social media until millions of people see it. When something goes viral, it takes on a life of its own and there's no stopping it.

alanlucena
Jamar0 votes

To eat with real hunger, to chow down with zero ceremony. In Venezuela, Colombia, and Puerto Rico, jamar is the most direct, street-level way to say you're about to eat until you're stuffed.

alanlucena
Pajón0 votes

A person with a lot of hair, a big wild mane that's usually messy and impossible to miss. Their hair is their most distinctive feature and they're known for it.

alanlucena
Guácala0 votes

A spontaneous exclamation of disgust, revulsion, or intense displeasure at something gross. It escapes you automatically when you see, smell, or taste something that instantly turns your stomach.

alanlucena
Prendido0 votes

To be hyped up, excited, or slightly buzzed from alcohol. When someone is "prendido" at a party, it either means the drinks are kicking in or they're just radiating pure good vibes and energy. Common across Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, and Puerto Rico.

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