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In North Sulawesi, Indonesia, pendo (a derivative of pendejo) is used as profanity but with the majority of the population not knowing its meaning. The word was adopted during the colonial era when Spanish and Portuguese merchants sailed to this northern tip of Indonesia for spices. [a] In Panama, it is used as an adjective to mean something/someone very annoying (who pisses you off). The verb cabrear can mean "to piss off (someone)". This verb form is also used in Chile. Pelotas can have another meaning when it comes to nudity. Andar en pelotas means 'to walk about stark naked'.

Chilote – this is actually the demonym for the people of the Chiloé archipielago in Chile. However, in Argentina it is used as synecdoche, referring to all Chileans. [b] Combined with a little liquid soap, vinegar will kill earwigs almost immediately when sprayed directly on them. However, use it with a light hand, as vinegar will likely burn or kill the plants if the solution is too strong. 5. Vacuuming Find sources: "Spanish profanity"– news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR ( January 2020) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) In parts of the US where Spanish is frequently spoken, such as Florida and Texas, pinche is also used as a rude term but can also mean “cheap” or “stingy.” Coño (from the Latin cunnus) is a vulgar word for a woman's vulva or vagina. It is frequently translated as " cunt" but is considered much less offensive (it is much more common to hear the word coño on Spanish television than the word cunt on British television, for example). [a]

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In Latin America it may describe a congenial, outgoing person with a gift for flattery ("Julia is very cuca") or ("Eddie is so cuco; look at all the friends he has."). stupidity in its own right, to the point of eliciting animosity, whether faked or real, in whoever uses the word; Mixed with water and sprayed around the garden and house, vinegar is a good deterrent for the critters.

In northern Mexico and the southwestern United States (particularly California), the phrase mierda de toro(s) (literally "shit from bull(s)") is used often as a Spanish translation of bullshit in response to what is seen by the Spanish speaker as perceived nonsense. [a]Mateo, J., & Yus, F. (2013). "Towards a cross-cultural pragmatic taxonomy of insults". Journal of Language Aggression and Conflict, 1(1), 87–114. Offering incredible value for money, and an impressive amount of space, The Sovereign really could be a stunning home or prosperous business. In Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay, pendejo or pendeja refers to a child, usually with a negative connotation, like that of immaturity or a "brat". [ citation needed] Also in Argentina, since pendejo literally means "pubic hair", it usually refers to someone of little to no social value. [a]

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