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/Sounds like "ah" (as in "art") + "boo" (as in "boot") + "SAH" (as in "salsa") + "doh" (as in "door")/
In Mexico, sharp, alert, and on the ball. Used as a heads-up warning to pay close attention, or to describe someone who catches on fast and never misses a thing.
“Watch out for cars when you cross!”
“That kid is really sharp, he gets great grades without even trying.”
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In Mexico, sharp, alert, and on the ball. Used as a heads-up warning to pay close attention, or to describe someone who catches on fast and never misses a thing.
“Watch out for cars when you cross!”
“That kid is really sharp, he gets great grades without even trying.”
Avispado
Quick-witted, sharp, and street-smart. In Colombia, Venezuela, Spain, and Ecuador, avispado describes the person who reads every room instantly, catches on before anyone else, and never gets caught off guard. From "avispa" (wasp): alert, fast, and not someone you want to try to fool.