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Bff
/Sounds like the letters "B" + "F" + "F" (spelled out)/
Best friend forever, from the English acronym BFF. Widely used among young people to refer to that one inseparable, totally trusted person in their life.
“Meet my BFF, I've known her since elementary school.”
“We became BFFs in a week, already inseparable.”
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Bff
/Sounds like the letters "B" + "F" + "F" (spelled out)/
Best friend forever, from the English acronym BFF. Widely used among young people to refer to that one inseparable, totally trusted person in their life.
“Meet my BFF, I've known her since elementary school.”
“We became BFFs in a week, already inseparable.”
Chupar del bote
To leech off shared resources or public funds without contributing anything. In Spain, chupar del bote imagines draining a communal pot: the politicians and career bureaucrats who help themselves to public money while doing nothing useful are the most common targets of this phrase.