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/Sounds like "KEH" (as in "kept") + "FEH" (as in "fence") + "ah" (as in "art") + "OHN" (as in "oh") + "dah" (as in "dart")/
Mexican expression for when something is unpleasant, unfair, or in bad taste. It's how you show disapproval or disappointment at an attitude or situation that rubs you the wrong way.
“He left you on read again? That's such a bad vibe, seriously.”
“It's so messed up they didn't invite you and didn't even let you know.”
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Mexican expression for when something is unpleasant, unfair, or in bad taste. It's how you show disapproval or disappointment at an attitude or situation that rubs you the wrong way.
“He left you on read again? That's such a bad vibe, seriously.”
“It's so messed up they didn't invite you and didn't even let you know.”
Wacha
In Chicano and Pachuco slang from the US Southwest, the feminine form of "wacho": hey girl, look at this. From the English word "watch" filtered through East LA barrio speech. Used among close female friends or comadres when something is worth stopping to notice. The word crosses gender lines in some circles, but its roots are in calling out to a woman.