/a-po-li-YAR/
To sleep — especially deeply and for a long time. In Buenos Aires lunfardo, 'apoliyar' means crashing out like a log. If someone has 'apoliyado,' don't bother trying to wake them.
Example
"After the asado I knocked out for three hours in the armchair."
"He's been asleep since two in the afternoon."
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/a-po-li-YAR/
To sleep — especially deeply and for a long time. In Buenos Aires lunfardo, 'apoliyar' means crashing out like a log. If someone has 'apoliyado,' don't bother trying to wake them.
Example
"After the asado I knocked out for three hours in the armchair."
"He's been asleep since two in the afternoon."
Word family
Regional synonyms: