A Chilean slang phrase that describes a state of extreme irritation, annoyance or anger. It is similar to the English phrase 'at the end of my tether' or 'at my wits' end'.
Examples
- Spanish: Estoy tan molesto con el tráfico constante en esta ciudad, ¡estoy que corto las huinchas!
- English: I'm so annoyed with the constant traffic in this city, I'm at the end of my tether!