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/Sounds like "BEE" (as in "bee") + "chah" (as in "chat")/
A treacherous, two-faced woman who deliberately stirs up conflict and creates drama for her own benefit. In Colombia, bicha describes someone who acts with calculated duplicity, saying one thing to your face while working against you behind your back, especially in work or social settings.
“That snake told the boss everything just to look good and throw her coworker under the bus.”
“Watch out for that two-faced woman from the next department, she's not to be trusted.”
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/Sounds like "BEE" (as in "bee") + "chah" (as in "chat")/
A treacherous, two-faced woman who deliberately stirs up conflict and creates drama for her own benefit. In Colombia, bicha describes someone who acts with calculated duplicity, saying one thing to your face while working against you behind your back, especially in work or social settings.
“That snake told the boss everything just to look good and throw her coworker under the bus.”
“Watch out for that two-faced woman from the next department, she's not to be trusted.”
Tejocote
In Mexico, tejocote refers to a small, hard, and sour winter fruit typically found during the Christmas season. However, colloquially, someone who is tejocote is stubborn, difficult to convince, and refuses to give in to anything.