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Home » Words » Page 36

me quité

1) I’m off 2) to leave a place, typically in a hurry

men

mate, buddy

meneo

to do something prohibited or behind someone’s back

meniao

excitable

metío

snoop

mico

a racial slur for blacks meaning monkey

mangito

midget

mangú

typical Dominican dish made with smashed plantain

manigueta

jack off

manilo

an effeminate man

manque tu or manqué tú

ugly woman, sometimes black but not necessarily a racist term

marchanta or marchante

merchant, usually a woman, that is out on the streets selling fruit or something similar

marmara

1) rash 2) something useless

marpiolo

third wheel

maco

hag

mafundo

fatty

mala frecura

getting frisky

malaria

recession

mama güevo or mmg

dick sucker, someone who likes to perform fellatio; could refer to a man or woman, but more frequently refers to men

manfloro

gay

manga to’

to get everything

lava saco

a moocher, someone always asking for things

le dieron canquiña húngara

to screw, have sex

lechosa

another word for the papaya fruit

lembo

big

lengua larga

chatty

levente

couch potato

llamar a Juan

hurl, barf, yack

locotrón

crazy man

mabí or maví

refreshment made from fermented tree bark

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