/Sounds like "tah-POO-doh"/
A Nicaraguan word for someone who talks too much, can't keep their mouth shut, spills everything they hear or think without a filter. It's the confirmed gossip, the one always telling what happened at someone else's house. Tapudo comes from "tapa grande" (big mouth), used half-mocking, half-warning: don't tell him anything, he's tapudo.
"No le digás a Juan, es bien tapudo. → Don't tell Juan, he's a total blabbermouth."
"Ese maje es tapudo. → That dude's a gossip."
/Sounds like "tah-POO-doh"/
A Nicaraguan word for someone who talks too much, can't keep their mouth shut, spills everything they hear or think without a filter. It's the confirmed gossip, the one always telling what happened at someone else's house. Tapudo comes from "tapa grande" (big mouth), used half-mocking, half-warning: don't tell him anything, he's tapudo.
"No le digás a Juan, es bien tapudo. → Don't tell Juan, he's a total blabbermouth."
"Ese maje es tapudo. → That dude's a gossip."
Cheta
A rich girl or a woman who acts like she's upper class in Argentina, typically associated with designer clothes, expensive tastes, and a snobby attitude. You can spot a cheta from a mile away by how she talks, where she eats, and the places she hangs out. It's the feminine form of "cheto.".