Words from the Dominican Republic

dominican republic Word widely used in popular slang and is directly related to the gl # nde of the male Leer mas

It is a word that designates a type of music similar to merengue. Therefore, it refers to music that is suitable for dancing Leer mas

honduras It is said of a food that is spoiled, damaged or fermented. From this perspective, they are those foods that give Leer mas

Arrebatao is a term derived from the verb snatch. The latter, for its part, comes from the Arabic word ribat,which means “to hold or tie”. Added to the prefix “a” this term originally means “to remove something with violence”.

Tarjeteo, in its various meanings, is a vulgarism that is used in different parts of Latin America. In this context, the term comes from the verbalization of the noun “card”, that is, from forming an action from that subject.

Chimosa comes from the adjective “gossipy or gossipy”. It is a mispronunciation or vulgarism commonly used in Latin America, especially in Leer mas

Dominican Republic Temporary disorder of physical and mental possibilities due to the excessive use of narcotics or alcohol without totally losing Leer mas

The mill is a word that is part of street culture. People who practice it, commonly ingest the drug in capsules or tablets orally. In this way, they alter their sensory, temporal and emotional perception. For this reason, this term is …

Pilonea comes from the word “pilón” that comes from the word “pila”. From this perspective, the term can refer to many different things, however, its use makes it clear that it refers to the action of grinding. Thus, “pilonea” means that …

Corito in the sense of a group of people comes from the Latin chorus and the Greek choros. From this meaning it was adapted in the urban context to refer to people who are friends or who share a gathering.

It is said that the word “band” in the phrase “give me a band” is associated with the thread that is used to fly a chichigua or kite, if it was cut, people would say: “it went in a band”. This expression evolved and acquired different …

The perreo intenso comes from “dog (perro in spanish)” for the case of the dance this is called this way due to the similar movements to this animal when it mates. The genres of urban music adopted this meaning and it has transcended time…