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/Sounds like "koh" (as in "coat") + "MEHR" (as in "met") + "KOH" (as in "coat") + "moh" (as in "more") + "RAY" (as in "ray")/
To eat extremely well, with great quality and abundance, like royalty with nothing missing from the plate. The ultimate compliment for a meal that leaves you completely full and spoiled. Used across Latin America and Spain whenever a meal genuinely exceeds expectations.
“At that restaurant you eat like a king and it doesn't even cost as much as you'd expect.”
“Today we ate like royalty at my grandma's, she cooked everything.”
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To eat extremely well, with great quality and abundance, like royalty with nothing missing from the plate. The ultimate compliment for a meal that leaves you completely full and spoiled. Used across Latin America and Spain whenever a meal genuinely exceeds expectations.
“At that restaurant you eat like a king and it doesn't even cost as much as you'd expect.”
“Today we ate like royalty at my grandma's, she cooked everything.”
Chambonear
To do a job sloppily, incompetently, or without the skill needed to do it right. In Mexico and Central America, chambonear is the verb for the clumsy execution that produces work everyone has to fix afterwards.