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Pijo
/Sounds like "PEE" (as in "pea") + "hoh" (as in "hope")/
In Spain, an upper-class person who wears it on their sleeve: designer clothes, private school education, a condescending tone, and that particular air of oblivious privilege. Can be used as a noun or adjective, always with a critical edge.
“That bar is very posh, they look at you weird if you're not wearing a brand.”
“Don't be so stuck-up and come to the usual bar, we're fine there.”
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Pijo
/Sounds like "PEE" (as in "pea") + "hoh" (as in "hope")/
In Spain, an upper-class person who wears it on their sleeve: designer clothes, private school education, a condescending tone, and that particular air of oblivious privilege. Can be used as a noun or adjective, always with a critical edge.
“That bar is very posh, they look at you weird if you're not wearing a brand.”
“Don't be so stuck-up and come to the usual bar, we're fine there.”
Guayabo
Deep sadness, nostalgia, or emotional heaviness caused by missing someone or something. Used in Colombia, guayabo has nothing to do with a hangover here; it is a weight in the soul, the specific ache you carry when someone you loved is no longer part of your daily life and the absence just sits there.