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Home » Words » pegao

pegao

In Spanish slang, 'pegao' typically refers to the crispy rice at the bottom of the pot. It can also mean something or someone that's really close or stuck to something else.

Examples

  • Spanish: 1) Me encanta comer el pegao de la olla. 2) Mi hermano siempre está pegao a su teléfono.
  • English: 1) I love eating the crispy rice at the bottom of the pot. 2) My brother is always glued to his phone.

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