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/Sounds like "cheel" (as in "cheek") + "pah" (as in "park") + "YAH" (as in "yard") + "tehs" (as in "ten")/
Small children in general in Mexico, the pack of little ones running around the house or street. From the Nahuatl "tzipitl." An affectionate plural for a bunch of kids.
“The cousins showed up with all their little kids and chaos broke out.”
“Take the little ones to the park so they can burn off some energy.”
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Small children in general in Mexico, the pack of little ones running around the house or street. From the Nahuatl "tzipitl." An affectionate plural for a bunch of kids.
“The cousins showed up with all their little kids and chaos broke out.”
“Take the little ones to the park so they can burn off some energy.”
Goyo
In Argentine soccer slang, a goal. Goyo comes from lunfardo, the street slang of Buenos Aires, and gets used when someone scores, especially when the goal is spectacular enough to make the whole stadium erupt.