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A snitch or tattletale who reports others to authority figures in Mexico. The "soplón" runs to tell on people to look good or get them in trouble.
“Don't tell him anything, that guy is a total snitch and he'll rat you out.”
“The snitch told the teacher who made the mess.”
/Sounds like "soh" (as in "solo") + "PLOHN" (as in "plow")/
In Colombia, someone who tattles or rats others out to authority figures or the boss. The "soplón" rushes to report what they saw to get on the good side of whoever's in charge.
“Turns out he was the snitch who tipped off the teachers.”
“Nobody trusts him because he's a snitch.”
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/Sounds like "soh" (as in "solo") + "PLOHN" (as in "plow")/
A snitch or tattletale who reports others to authority figures in Mexico. The "soplón" runs to tell on people to look good or get them in trouble.
“Don't tell him anything, that guy is a total snitch and he'll rat you out.”
“The snitch told the teacher who made the mess.”
/Sounds like "soh" (as in "solo") + "PLOHN" (as in "plow")/
In Colombia, someone who tattles or rats others out to authority figures or the boss. The "soplón" rushes to report what they saw to get on the good side of whoever's in charge.
“Turns out he was the snitch who tipped off the teachers.”
“Nobody trusts him because he's a snitch.”
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GPI
Sarcastic abbreviation for "gracias por invitar" (thanks for the invite), used in Mexico when someone finds out they were left out of a plan through social media. Gen Z's favorite passive-aggressive way to call out the person who forgot them.