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/Sounds like "TYEH" + "soh" (as in "solo")/
In Colombia, completely broke, not a single peso to spare. From the Spanish adjective "tieso" meaning stiff or rigid, applied to someone whose finances have absolutely no wiggle room until the next paycheck.
“I am completely broke until Friday, can't go out.”
“I wiped myself out after the long weekend.”
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/Sounds like "TYEH" + "soh" (as in "solo")/
In Colombia, completely broke, not a single peso to spare. From the Spanish adjective "tieso" meaning stiff or rigid, applied to someone whose finances have absolutely no wiggle room until the next paycheck.
“I am completely broke until Friday, can't go out.”
“I wiped myself out after the long weekend.”
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Feeling down, low-energy, or emotionally deflated. Common in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and Spain to describe a mild but real emotional slump: not a clinical state, just someone who clearly is not at their best right now and needs some time or a bit of cheering up.