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Home » Words » Page 55

cazuelero

nosy, intrusive, meddlesome, a gossip

chalana

a big shoe

chama

a kid

champola

a juice or shake made by mixing water (or milk), sugar and soursop fruit

chao pescao

see you later alligator

chapear

it is said when a police officer shows people his badge to enter without problems or to skip a line, or receive some other advantage

chavacán

vulgar, crude, coarse

chaveta

1) a barber blade 2) boasting about oneself

cherna

a fag, a queer

chícharos

dried peas

chispaetren

homemade rum of poor quality, also written as chispa e’ tren

chivatear

to snitch on, to denounce

caldosa

a traditional soup made with vegetables, fruit, meat and many other things, boiled for hours and served hot

calenticos

women’s hot pants, extremely short pants

camaján

a smart-ass

cana

booze, any alcoholic drink

canal

1) a slide 2) the area between the buttocks

candela al jarro

persevere until you reach your goal

canilluo

having big calves or big legs, long-legged

cañona

the use of force to get something

cantar el manisero

to die

cabo

cigarette butt

cabuya

a type of string

caerle comején al palo

to have a situation get worse

caerle comején al piano

to have a situation become more difficult, get worse

cafuca

a pistol

cagalera

1) the ass 2) to have the trots, the runs

cagapoquito

weak, feeble, frail

calandracas

a type of worm for fishing

caldo

a fart

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