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/Sounds like "GEH" (as in "get") + "rah" (as in "rapper")/
A light-skinned or blonde woman, whether naturally or dyed. In Mexico it is used as an affectionate nickname and even to call out to strangers, like a vendor at a market shouting "güera" to get your attention. It does not necessarily mean someone is actually blonde, just lighter than average.
“Hey blondie, come on in, I will give you a good price!”
“My girlfriend is really light-skinned, people mistake her for a foreigner.”
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/Sounds like "GEH" (as in "get") + "rah" (as in "rapper")/
A light-skinned or blonde woman, whether naturally or dyed. In Mexico it is used as an affectionate nickname and even to call out to strangers, like a vendor at a market shouting "güera" to get your attention. It does not necessarily mean someone is actually blonde, just lighter than average.
“Hey blondie, come on in, I will give you a good price!”
“My girlfriend is really light-skinned, people mistake her for a foreigner.”
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A Mexican expression for someone who's freaked out, disoriented, or mentally somewhere else. The literal idea is being 'pulled out of your wavelength,' as if your brain got disconnected from reality for a moment. It describes anyone reacting weirdly, losing their train of thought, or just acting off.