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/Sounds like "TREE" (as in "tree") + "pee" (as in "pea")/
In Puerto Rico, a weird, mind-bending, or hard-to-believe situation. Something is a "tripi" when it throws you off or leaves you thinking about how strange it is.
“What a trip, what happened last night, I still can't believe it.”
“That dream was totally surreal.”
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/Sounds like "TREE" (as in "tree") + "pee" (as in "pea")/
In Puerto Rico, a weird, mind-bending, or hard-to-believe situation. Something is a "tripi" when it throws you off or leaves you thinking about how strange it is.
“What a trip, what happened last night, I still can't believe it.”
“That dream was totally surreal.”
Naguará
Venezuela's classic exclamation of surprise, wonder, or disbelief. It is the local version of "wow!" or "oh my God!" and escapes when something is too big, too crazy, or too unexpected for ordinary words. Completely clean with no swearing, naguará is vintage Venezuelan slang that older generations kept alive and younger ones are reclaiming.