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1. chitrulo8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Río de la Platachitrulo8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Río de la Plata
2. chitrulo8 days agoGlossary meaning Lacking intelligence or worldly experience, easily fooledchitrulo8 days agoGlossary meaning Lacking intelligence or worldly experience, easily fooled
3. chirusa8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Río de la Platachirusa8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Río de la Plata
4. chirusa8 days agoGlossary meaning A woman of loose or irregular lifechirusa8 days agoGlossary meaning A woman of loose or irregular life
5. balurdo8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From Italian balordo, coarsebalurdo8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From Italian balordo, coarse
6. balurdo8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Argentinabalurdo8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Argentina
7. balurdo8 days agoGlossary meaning A swindle faking a roll of banknotes, only the outer ones genuinebalurdo8 days agoGlossary meaning A swindle faking a roll of banknotes, only the outer ones genuine
8. gavión8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From Portuguese gavião, sparrowhawkgavión8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From Portuguese gavião, sparrowhawk
9. gavión8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Río de la Platagavión8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Río de la Plata
10. gavión8 days agoGlossary meaning A seductive, libertine mangavión8 days agoGlossary meaning A seductive, libertine man
11. pintón8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From pintar plus the suffix -ónpintón8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From pintar plus the suffix -ón
12. pintón8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Argentinapintón8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Argentina
13. pintón8 days agoGlossary meaning Good-lookingpintón8 days agoGlossary meaning Good-looking
14. vichar8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From Portuguese vigiar, to watchvichar8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From Portuguese vigiar, to watch
15. vichar8 days agoGlossary meaning To spy on, to watchvichar8 days agoGlossary meaning To spy on, to watch
16. patotero8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From patota plus the suffix -eropatotero8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From patota plus the suffix -ero
17. patotero8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Bolivia, Paraguay, Perú, Río de la Plata, Venezuelapatotero8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Bolivia, Paraguay, Perú, Río de la Plata, Venezuela
18. patotero8 days agoGlossary meaning Belonging to a patota (gang)patotero8 days agoGlossary meaning Belonging to a patota (gang)
19. patota8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From pata (paw, foot) plus the suffix -otapatota8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From pata (paw, foot) plus the suffix -ota
20. patota8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Bolivia, Paraguay, Perú, Río de la Plata, Venezuelapatota8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Bolivia, Paraguay, Perú, Río de la Plata, Venezuela
21. patota8 days agoGlossary meaning A gang with antisocial or criminal behaviour, especially of urban youthspatota8 days agoGlossary meaning A gang with antisocial or criminal behaviour, especially of urban youths
22. compadrear8 days agoUsed in lyric Yo soy el tangocompadrear8 days agoUsed in lyric Yo soy el tango
23. compadrear8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From compadre plus the verb suffix -arcompadrear8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From compadre plus the verb suffix -ar
24. compadrear8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguaycompadrear8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay
25. compadrear8 days agoGlossary meaning To talk or act so as to make others feel inferior and show oneself superiorcompadrear8 days agoGlossary meaning To talk or act so as to make others feel inferior and show oneself superior
26. cachafaz8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From Italian cacciafanni, insolentcachafaz8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From Italian cacciafanni, insolent
27. cachafaz8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Chile, Río de la Platacachafaz8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Chile, Río de la Plata
28. cachafaz8 days agoGlossary meaning An arrant, incorrigible roguecachafaz8 days agoGlossary meaning An arrant, incorrigible rogue
29. querendón8 days agoUsed in lyric La milonga y yoquerendón8 days agoUsed in lyric La milonga y yo
30. querendón8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Argentinaquerendón8 days agoDescribed as Dictionary label: Argentina