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OGT
/Sounds like the letters "O" + "G" + "T" (spelled out)/
An abbreviation for a Mexican cuss word referring to someone's backside. Used on social media and in texts as a censored way to call someone a jerk or an a-hole without spelling the full word out. Everyone knows exactly what it means, but it reads as slightly less vulgar in writing.
“Don't be a jerk and lend me your charger.”
“That teacher is such an a-hole about grades, he never passes anyone.”
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OGT
/Sounds like the letters "O" + "G" + "T" (spelled out)/
An abbreviation for a Mexican cuss word referring to someone's backside. Used on social media and in texts as a censored way to call someone a jerk or an a-hole without spelling the full word out. Everyone knows exactly what it means, but it reads as slightly less vulgar in writing.
“Don't be a jerk and lend me your charger.”
“That teacher is such an a-hole about grades, he never passes anyone.”
Tuntún
Randomly, without thinking it through, just going with whatever comes first. Doing something "al tuntún" means acting with no plan and trusting blind luck to sort it out. A risky approach, and people usually tell you not to do it this way.