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/Sounds like "BEE" (as in "bee") + "choh" (as in "chose") + "MAH" (as in "mark") + "loh" (as in "loan")/
A bad egg, a genuinely wicked or dangerous person who always brings trouble with them. In the Caribbean it gives rise to the saying "bicho malo nunca muere" (a bad bug never dies), meaning the worst people always seem to survive and get away with everything.
“Watch out for that guy, he is nothing but bad news.”
“Be careful, the bad ones never seem to go away.”
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A bad egg, a genuinely wicked or dangerous person who always brings trouble with them. In the Caribbean it gives rise to the saying "bicho malo nunca muere" (a bad bug never dies), meaning the worst people always seem to survive and get away with everything.
“Watch out for that guy, he is nothing but bad news.”
“Be careful, the bad ones never seem to go away.”
Chapiadora
A derogatory term in the Caribbean (Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico) for a woman who dates men primarily for money or gifts, exchanging company for financial benefit. Heavily present in dembow and reggaeton lyrics.