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/Sounds like "tree" (as in "tree") + "PEH" (as in "pet") + "roh" (as in "row")/
In Mexico, someone who is an extreme fanatic of something and cannot get enough, whether it is a sports team, a TV show, or a type of food. The word also literally refers to someone devoted to tripas, the grilled offal served at street taco stands.
“He is a die-hard fan of Tigres, he has every piece of merch they have ever made.”
“That guy finished three plates and still ordered dessert.”
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In Mexico, someone who is an extreme fanatic of something and cannot get enough, whether it is a sports team, a TV show, or a type of food. The word also literally refers to someone devoted to tripas, the grilled offal served at street taco stands.
“He is a die-hard fan of Tigres, he has every piece of merch they have ever made.”
“That guy finished three plates and still ordered dessert.”
Jevito
A young guy, a boy, a kid. In Venezuela and the Caribbean, jevito is the diminutive of jevo, affectionate when used about children, and sometimes used to describe a young man who's still got that boyish energy.