Despegar de las banderas by Oskar Araya G.

Certain words in a country turn out to be words that are heard daily, hourly and sometimes even every few minutes. Since these words are a fundamental part of the local language, learning them will quickly expand your vocuablary. They also have the added benefit of making you sound more like a local. The Most Important Word in Chile: HUEVEAR post explains one of those words with its numerous variations. The Chilean use of CAGAR is another one of those words and may be considered the second-most extensive word in Chile.
 
Here are several variations although there are many more uses just in Chile, not to mention other meanings that may exist in other countries.
 
A cagar: to the end, all out, all the way
 
A cagar no más: damn the consequences
 
Cagado: stingy, tight-fisted
 
Cagado de la risa: dying of laughter, laughing your ass off
 
Cagado del mate: nuts, screwed in the head
 
Cagar: 1) to take a shit, 2) to be amazed by something, 3) to fuck someone over, 4) to be fucked up, really messed up, 5) nuts, off your rocker, 6) screwed, over with.
 
Cagarla: The most common use of this term is la cagó which may mean you screwed it up or you did it excellently, depending on the context.
 
Cagaste: you missed your chance
 
Estar cagado: 1) fucked, in trouble, 2) scared shitless
 
Ir a cagarse: to tell someone to fuck off
 
Ni cagando: no fucking way
 
Quedar la cagada: to be a messed up or fucked up situation
 
Si la cago me avisas: when you know for sure that you screwed up. If you want to sound really local, say avisai (as in av-is-eye).
 
Do you know of any other Chilean usages? What about other usages in other countries? This search for CAGAR will give you a list of different usages for the word.