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Home » Puerto Rican Spanish Slang » Page 25

bondo

bonitillo

a handsome man

bookear

boquete

boquiabajo

Boricua

Borinquen

borrón y cuenta nueva

Start from scratch, Let bygones be bygones, Wipe the slate clean. To forget about everything bad in the past, and to start fresh.

botado como bolsa

botar el verde de las tripas

botar la bola

breakecito

bregar

to work or do something

bregar cajita de pollo

bregar Chiqui Star

breiquecito

brete

a rumor that is most likely to end in something bad

brillar por su ausencia

brincacharcos

brinco

broder

anglicism from “brother”

bruto

bucha

buche

buchipluma

buen provecho

buena gente

bueno buenón buenote

bugarrón

insulting term for gay, specially the one who acts like the man in the relationship

burum burum

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