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congrí

A traditional Cuban dish made from rice and black beans cooked together. Examples Spanish: Hoy voy a cocinar congrí para la cena. English: Today I am going to cook congrí for dinner.

conuco

The term 'conuco' is a Dominican Republic slang term that refers to a small piece of land where crops are grown. It is often used to refer to a small farm or garden. Examples Spanish: Mi abuelo tiene un pequeño conuco donde cultiva maíz y frijoles. English: My grandfather has a small conuco where he […]

cuadrar

In Spanish slang, 'cuadrar' is commonly used to mean 'to agree' or 'to make sense'. It can also be used in the context of arranging or scheduling something. Examples Spanish: Nosotros cuadramos para encontrarnos en el cine a las ocho. English: We agreed to meet at the cinema at eight.

cueros

In Spanish slang, 'cueros' is often used to refer to attractive women or men. However, it can sometimes be considered derogatory as it literally translates to 'skins' or 'hides' and can objectify the person it refers to. Examples Spanish: Mira esos cueros en la playa. English: Look at those hotties on the beach.

culicagao

A Venezuelan slang term usually used to refer to someone who is inexperienced, immature or scared. It is often used to mock or belittle someone. Examples Spanish: Ese niño es un culicagao, no sabe hacer nada por sí mismo. English: That kid is a culicagao, he doesn't know how to do anything by himself.

cojonú

A Spanish slang term predominantly used in Spain, especially in the region of Andalusia. It is used to describe someone who is brave, daring, or has a lot of nerve. It can also be used in an exasperating or surprising context. Examples Spanish: ¡Eres muy cojonú atreviéndote a saltar desde esa altura! English: You're really […]

comecandela

A term used in some Latin American countries like Venezuela to describe someone who likes to cause trouble, provoke or create conflicts. It can also be used for someone who likes to live dangerously. Examples Spanish: Juan siempre está buscando pelea, es un verdadero comecandela. English: Juan is always looking for a fight, he's a […]

chivatón

A person who tells on someone else, a snitch, or informant. Examples Spanish: No confíes en él, es un chivatón. English: Don't trust him, he is a snitch.

chivichana

A homemade cart or vehicle usually made from wood and ball bearings. Primarily used by children for downhill races. Examples Spanish: Los niños se divierten mucho en la chivichana los fines de semana. English: The children have a lot of fun on the chivichana on the weekends.

chochera

A term used in Peru that refers to a sentimental feeling of excessive affection or fondness, often towards something nostalgic or cute, like a pet, baby or old memories. Examples Spanish: Mi abuela tiene una chochera con su nuevo nieto que no para de mimarlo. English: My grandmother has such a fondness for her new […]

coba

A lie or flattering exaggeration typically used to manipulate or deceive. Examples Spanish: No le hagas caso, solo te está echando coba. English: Don't listen to him, he's just feeding you lies.

cardiolos

The term 'cardiolos' does not exist in Spanish slang or in any regional usage of the language. It might be a typo or a misunderstood word. Please, check the spelling or the context where it was used. Examples Spanish: No se puede proporcionar un ejemplo de 'cardiolos' porque no es una palabra reconocida en el […]

catao

In Spanish slang, especially in Spain, 'catao' means a big party or gathering with lots of people. Examples Spanish: Este fin de semana vamos a tener un catao en casa de Juan. English: This weekend we are going to have a big party at Juan's house.

cayuco

A makeshift boat, often used by immigrants to cross the sea to get to Europe. It's also used metaphorically to refer to a decrepit vehicle or a place in disastrous conditions. Examples Spanish: Los inmigrantes cruzaron el mar en un cayuco. Mi coche es un cayuco, necesito uno nuevo. English: The immigrants crossed the sea […]

cazuelero

A term used in certain regions of Mexico, 'cazuelero' is slang for a person who enjoys parties and social events. Often used in a slightly derogatory way to describe someone who is always at every party or gathering. Examples Spanish: Juan es un cazuelero, siempre está en todas las fiestas. English: Juan is a party […]

chalana

In Spanish slang, 'chalana' refers to a small boat or a dinghy, commonly used for short distances or auxiliary work. In some regions it may also refer to a person who helps someone else, often in dubious actions. Examples Spanish: 1. Vamos a cruzar el río en la chalana. 2. Juan es la chalana de […]

chama

A colloquial term used in Venezuela and some other Latin American countries to refer to a young girl or woman. It can also be used to refer to a girlfriend. Examples Spanish: Esa chama es mi novia. English: That girl is my girlfriend.

champola

In Puerto Rican slang, 'champola' refers to a mixed-race individual, particularly someone who is part African, Indigenous, and European ancestry. It can also refer to a type of fruit ice cream in some regions. Examples Spanish: Mi amigo es una champola, tiene una mezcla de ascendencia africana, indígena y europea. English: My friend is a […]

chapear

In Latin America, 'chapear' is commonly used to refer to cutting or pruning grass or weeds. However, in some regions like Cuba, it can also mean flirting or making out. Examples Spanish: 1. Este fin de semana tengo que chapear el jardín. 2. Ayer vi a Juan chapeando con Maria en la fiesta. English: 1. […]

chavacán

A Mexican slang term used to describe someone who is boastful or brags a lot, often without reason. Examples Spanish: No hagas caso a Juan, siempre es un chavacán hablando de sus logros falsos. English: Don't pay attention to Juan, he's always a braggart talking about his false achievements.

chaveta

In Spanish slang, 'chaveta' primarily refers to a short knife. However, in certain regions it also can be used to describe someone as sharp or clever. Examples Spanish: 1. Dame la chaveta, necesito cortar esto. 2. Juan es una chaveta, siempre tiene las respuestas correctas. English: 1. Give me the chaveta, I need to cut […]

cherna

In Spanish slang, 'cherna' is often used to refer to a weak, soft or coward person. It is mostly used in Spain. Examples Spanish: No seas una cherna, tienes que enfrentarte a tus miedos. English: Don't be a wimp, you have to face your fears.

chícharos

A colloquial term for peas in some Hispanic regions, especially in Mexico. Examples Spanish: Voy a hacer una sopa con chícharos y zanahorias. English: I'm going to make a soup with peas and carrots.

chispaetren

A term commonly used in the Dominican Republic to refer to someone who is energetic, lively, or sparky. It's often used to describe kids or young people with a lot of energy and enthusiasm. Examples Spanish: Ese niño es un chispaetren, siempre está corriendo y jugando. English: That kid is such a chispaetren, he's always […]

chivatear

In Spanish slang, 'chivatear' generally means to snitch or tattle on someone. It's often used when someone reveals information or secrets about others, usually in a negative context. Examples Spanish: No me voy a callar, voy a chivatear todo lo que sé. English: I'm not going to stay quiet, I'm going to snitch everything I […]

caldosa

A Cuban slang term referring to large, communal parties with stew or soup made in big pots. 'Caldosa' comes from 'caldo', which means 'broth' or 'soup'. Examples Spanish: Vamos a hacer una caldosa este fin de semana para celebrar el cumpleaños de mi abuelo. English: We're going to have a 'caldosa' this weekend to celebrate […]

calenticos

A colloquial term used in certain regions of Spain, particularly in Andalusia, to describe a state of excitement or eagerness. It can also refer to a mild form of infatuation or attraction. Examples Spanish: Desde que vio a esa chica, Pedro anda con los calenticos. English: Ever since he saw that girl, Pedro has been […]

camaján

A term used in some Latin American countries to denote a rogue or a cunning, crafty person. Examples Spanish: No confíes en él, es un camaján que solo busca su propio beneficio. English: Don't trust him, he's a rogue who only looks out for his own benefit.

cana

booze, any alcoholic drink

canal

In Spanish slang, 'canal' is often used to refer to a television channel. Examples Spanish: Mi canal favorito es el que muestra películas clásicas todo el día. English: My favorite channel is the one that shows classic movies all day.

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