/Sounds like 'BREE-hee-doh'/
Intense, extreme, or over-the-top — can be positive or negative depending on context. In Chile, brígido describes anything that hits hard: a flavor, a person's attitude, a wild situation. If something is brígido, it's not going unnoticed.
"Ese picante está brígido, me quemó la boca."
"Se puso brígido cuando le dijeron que no podía entrar. → That spice is super intense, it burned my mouth."
"He got really aggressive when they told him he couldn't come in."
/Sounds like 'BREE-hee-doh'/
Intense, extreme, or over-the-top — can be positive or negative depending on context. In Chile, brígido describes anything that hits hard: a flavor, a person's attitude, a wild situation. If something is brígido, it's not going unnoticed.
"Ese picante está brígido, me quemó la boca."
"Se puso brígido cuando le dijeron que no podía entrar. → That spice is super intense, it burned my mouth."
"He got really aggressive when they told him he couldn't come in."