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/Sounds like "trah" (as in "tract") + "BAH" (as in "bar") + "dah" (as in "dart")/
A muscular, buff woman who clearly trains hard and hits the gym regularly. In Mexico it is used as a compliment in fitness circles, celebrating visible strength and dedication. Outside the gym context it can carry a more judgmental or dismissive tone depending on who says it.
“You're looking seriously fit, girl; how long have you been training?”
“That girl is super built; she lifts more than I do.”
“She got really buff after six months of CrossFit.”
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/Sounds like "trah" (as in "tract") + "BAH" (as in "bar") + "dah" (as in "dart")/
A muscular, buff woman who clearly trains hard and hits the gym regularly. In Mexico it is used as a compliment in fitness circles, celebrating visible strength and dedication. Outside the gym context it can carry a more judgmental or dismissive tone depending on who says it.
“You're looking seriously fit, girl; how long have you been training?”
“That girl is super built; she lifts more than I do.”
“She got really buff after six months of CrossFit.”
Garufa
A born party person who lives for dancing, music, and celebration, especially carnival culture. In Uruguay and Argentina, "garufa" can also refer to the party itself: a wild night of music and dance. Rooted in Rioplatense lunfardo and deeply tied to the traditions of candombe and murga.