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Mor
/Sounds like "MOHR" (as in "more")/
Meaning
A cute shortening of "amor" (love), widely used in texts and social media across Latin America. The Spanish equivalent of "babe" or "boo": casual, affectionate, and slightly flirty. Common between couples and very close friends.
Examples
“Good morning, babe, how did you sleep?”
“Oh babe, don't make me laugh, I'm in class.”
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Suplente
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A substitute player who does not start the game but is ready to enter at any moment. Across Spain and Latin America, being a suplente means waiting for your chance on the bench, and sometimes that wait ends with the most important play of the whole match.
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Mor
/Sounds like "MOHR" (as in "more")/
Meaning
A cute shortening of "amor" (love), widely used in texts and social media across Latin America. The Spanish equivalent of "babe" or "boo": casual, affectionate, and slightly flirty. Common between couples and very close friends.
Examples
“Good morning, babe, how did you sleep?”
“Oh babe, don't make me laugh, I'm in class.”
Word family
Regional synonyms
Articles featuring this word
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Suplente
+7
A substitute player who does not start the game but is ready to enter at any moment. Across Spain and Latin America, being a suplente means waiting for your chance on the bench, and sometimes that wait ends with the most important play of the whole match.