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Home » Words » Page 43

azaroso or asaroso

1) a person who nags you 2) to tell someone that they gave you bad luck

azorado

to be surprised at something, scared

baba

1) drool 2) a variety of small alligator

bacán or bacano

1) person that is very good at a difficult thing 2) something very cool

bájale un cambio

slow down

bájale un do’

to tell someone to calm down or take it easy

bajo

an unpleasant smell, a stench

alelao or alelado

to be slow of mind or silly

allante or ayante

to say that you are going to do things, and then not do them

allantoso or ayantoso

a person that makes promises and commitments, to show how important he is, but in the end can’t produce

aloquetiao

to do something very disorganized or crazy.

amaricado

1) to act effeminate, queer. 2) a homosexual, a fag

amemao

a slow, dumb person whom you cannot assign any task to because they cannot do anything right

añemao or añemiao

weak, without strength

añugao

when a person eats too much without drinking anything abd the food gets almost stuck

añugar

to eat too fast

apeñucado

when there are a lot of people or things in the same place that barely fit

ápero

really cool

apleplado

a dumb person, silly

aployar

to squash something or someone

aquerosear

trash talk someone to make them feel that are worth nothing

africochar

to kill or murder with one single shot

agallú

1) to be ambitious or daring 2) to do or carry too many things at the same time

agentado

to act more mature/cocky than you should

agolpiá

a pounding, usually in reference to a fight

ajumado

to be drunk

aldaba

any Dominican peso

alebrescado or alebrestado

extremely excited

¡qué loco!

awesome

¿cómo tu tá?

how are you?

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