/Sounds like "kah-cheem-bee-AHR"/
A Honduran and Salvadoran verb meaning to hit, beat, or give someone a beating in a fight. "Lo cachimbearon" means they hit him hard, they jumped him. Used in contexts of street fights, neighborhood brawls, or even figuratively for a strong scolding. It's a raw but common word that any Honduran or Salvadoran adult instantly understands.
"Lo cachimbearon feo en el parque. → They beat him up bad at the park."
"Te van a cachimbiar. → They're going to beat you up."
/Sounds like "kah-cheem-bee-AHR"/
A Honduran and Salvadoran verb meaning to hit, beat, or give someone a beating in a fight. "Lo cachimbearon" means they hit him hard, they jumped him. Used in contexts of street fights, neighborhood brawls, or even figuratively for a strong scolding. It's a raw but common word that any Honduran or Salvadoran adult instantly understands.
"Lo cachimbearon feo en el parque. → They beat him up bad at the park."
"Te van a cachimbiar. → They're going to beat you up."
Vergazo
A hard, powerful hit that causes real pain. In Mexico it's the most expressive word for a brutal blow, whether received in a fight or by accident.