/Sounds like "kweh-ree-ar"/
To beat someone up or give them a serious beating, usually with a belt or strap. In Colombia, "cueriar" comes from "cuero" (leather), referring to the leather belt that Colombian moms were famous for using as discipline. If you misbehaved as a kid, you got cueriado.
"Si no te callas, te voy a cueriar. -> If you don't shut up, I'm going to beat you."
"A ese man lo cueriaron por andar de sapo. -> That guy got beaten up for being a snitch."
/Sounds like "kweh-ree-ar"/
To beat someone up or give them a serious beating, usually with a belt or strap. In Colombia, "cueriar" comes from "cuero" (leather), referring to the leather belt that Colombian moms were famous for using as discipline. If you misbehaved as a kid, you got cueriado.
"Si no te callas, te voy a cueriar. -> If you don't shut up, I'm going to beat you."
"A ese man lo cueriaron por andar de sapo. -> That guy got beaten up for being a snitch."
Achicopalado
Triste, desanimado o con la moral por los suelos. Es esa sensación de encogerte por dentro cuando algo te pega fuerte, como una decepción o un rechazo.