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/Sounds like "mee" (as in "me") + "toh" (as in "toll") + "TEH" (as in "ten") + "roh" (as in "row")/
In Mexico, a gossip and drama-stirrer who loves creating scandals for no good reason. A mitotero is always where they are not invited, knows everyone's business before anyone else, and absolutely cannot keep a secret. If something juicy happens, they will make sure the whole office knows by lunch.
“That gossip already told the whole office about what happened at the party.”
“Don't tell him anything, he's the biggest mitotero around.”
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In Mexico, a gossip and drama-stirrer who loves creating scandals for no good reason. A mitotero is always where they are not invited, knows everyone's business before anyone else, and absolutely cannot keep a secret. If something juicy happens, they will make sure the whole office knows by lunch.
“That gossip already told the whole office about what happened at the party.”
“Don't tell him anything, he's the biggest mitotero around.”
Tuicha
Big, enormous, or of great size in Paraguayan Guaraní. Used in everyday speech mixed with Spanish to describe something notably large. 'Qué tuicha' expresses admiration or surprise at the size of something.