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A short person in Mexico. Used affectionately as a nickname between friends or couples, rarely as a real insult. It's so common that half of Mexico has a friend called chaparro or chaparra.
“He's chaparro but plays basketball like a pro.”
“Come here, chaparrito, you can't reach the shelf.”
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/Sounds like "chah" (as in "chat") + "PAH" (as in "park") + "rroh"/
A short person in Mexico. Used affectionately as a nickname between friends or couples, rarely as a real insult. It's so common that half of Mexico has a friend called chaparro or chaparra.
“He's chaparro but plays basketball like a pro.”
“Come here, chaparrito, you can't reach the shelf.”
Agarrar los bártulos
To pack up your things and leave, especially after a breakup, a firing, or any situation that has clearly run its course. The image is of someone quietly gathering their belongings and walking out the door without explanations or goodbyes.