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/Sounds like "SEH" (as in "set") + "ahr" (as in "art") + "MOH" (as in "more") + "EHL" (as in "egg") + the English word "show" (same pronunciation)/
The drama everyone was dreading just exploded. When "se armó el show," the tension that had been building finally snapped, chaos broke loose, and now there is no going back. Everyone is watching and there is no pretending nothing happened.
“When both exes showed up at the same time, all hell broke loose.”
“Things got dramatic at the parent meeting, it even ended up in the group chat.”
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/Sounds like "SEH" (as in "set") + "ahr" (as in "art") + "MOH" (as in "more") + "EHL" (as in "egg") + the English word "show" (same pronunciation)/
The drama everyone was dreading just exploded. When "se armó el show," the tension that had been building finally snapped, chaos broke loose, and now there is no going back. Everyone is watching and there is no pretending nothing happened.
“When both exes showed up at the same time, all hell broke loose.”
“Things got dramatic at the parent meeting, it even ended up in the group chat.”
Moncha
In Argentina, food or snacks, especially when you are craving something to munch on while hanging out with friends. Closest English equivalent is "munchies" or "grub." Comes up most when friends get together to watch a movie or chill, covering everything from chips to a full spread.