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Home » Venezuela Spanish Slang Word

zamuro

1) a black vulture 2) a person who is waiting to take advantage of others’ weaknesses or losses 3) a womanizer

zaperoco

mess, confusion, chaos

zarrapastrozo

a person that doesn’t take care of their looks or hygiene

vergajo

an insulting word, for a weak person

tronera

a pothole

tumbarrancho

a popular and high-powered explosive firework

tuqueque

lizard, salamander

tuyuyo

a swollen area in the body

todero

a person who is able to do many jobs

tostada

1) a crispy arepa 2) nuts, crazy

totona

cunt, pussy

trácala

trap, cheat

tequeñón

a big “tequeño” which is eaten as breakfast or as a “bala fría,” a snack

tierrúo

redneck

tobo

bucket

tablas

a hundred bolivars (bs.100) bill, the 100 bolivar bill is as brown as a plank (tabla)

taita

father

tarajallo

a big and corpulent teenager

tejo

the short expression of “te jodiste,” or you’re screwed

sobrao

a person that appears to be intelligent and highlight that quality with his / her actions

solitaria

to be hungry, refers to an imaginary tapeworm

sute

dwarf, frail person

sifrino

a snob, a person who might not belong to the upper class but acts as if he/she does

seibó

a hutch

ruchar

to achieve a resounding, crushing victory, specifically in gambling

ruletear

1) to drive a hurt person to a health care center, going from one to the next until they get the attention required, when a person is “ruleteada” it happens because there is no room for any more patients 2) to drive people through the streets against their will 3) to drive wandering, not having […]

rumbear

to party

rayarse

to be negatively labeled after an embarrassing moment

repele

the leftovers of something, may be food, money or anything that existed in a higher proportion

resolver

to find an easy solution for any situation

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