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Home » Words » echar una cacatúa

echar una cacatúa

The phrase 'echar una cacatúa' is not recognized as a common or popular slang term in Spanish. It may be a regional or very specific slang term, if it is used at all. 'Cacatúa' is Spanish for 'cockatoo', a type of bird, and 'echar' can mean 'to throw' or 'to send', among other things. However, the phrase does not form a coherent or widely recognized slang term.

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