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Ñoño
/Sounds like "NYOH" (as in "onion") + "nyoh" (as in "onion")/
A nerdy, super studious, or overly well-behaved person who prefers books over parties. In Mexico and Colombia it can be either teasing or affectionate depending on the tone.
“He's such a nerd, he'd rather stay home reading than go out partying.”
“The nerds in the class always get the best grades.”
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Ñoño
/Sounds like "NYOH" (as in "onion") + "nyoh" (as in "onion")/
A nerdy, super studious, or overly well-behaved person who prefers books over parties. In Mexico and Colombia it can be either teasing or affectionate depending on the tone.
“He's such a nerd, he'd rather stay home reading than go out partying.”
“The nerds in the class always get the best grades.”
Zoquete
A blockhead or dimwit who makes the most basic mistakes over and over, in Spain, Argentina, and Chile. A zoquete is not just clueless once: they are consistently, reliably wrong no matter how patiently you explain things.