Caló: The Romani Slang Hidden Inside Spain's Spanish
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To steal, in colloquial Spanish from Spain. From the Caló word of the same meaning. It leans toward quick street theft rather than violent robbery: your phone gets chorado on the bus, your wallet vanishes at a party. The same root gives Spain its word "chorizo" for thief.
“Someone swiped his phone as he got off the bus.”
“Watch your backpack in this area, people get robbed without warning here.”
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/Sounds like "choh" (as in "chose") + "RAHR" (as in "rapper")/
To steal, in colloquial Spanish from Spain. From the Caló word of the same meaning. It leans toward quick street theft rather than violent robbery: your phone gets chorado on the bus, your wallet vanishes at a party. The same root gives Spain its word "chorizo" for thief.
“Someone swiped his phone as he got off the bus.”
“Watch your backpack in this area, people get robbed without warning here.”