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Meaning of chapete



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Juan Carlos

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Chapete means a buster norteno
Used in US as well Used in US as well

"Look at that chapete running from the surenos!"

  



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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

In Colombia it was the pseudonym of one of the best cartoonists that ever existed. His full name was Hernando Turriago Riaño . His vignettes had a high political content. Chapete, is also a rag doll, usually short and plump, resembling a rag ball. It can also be the blush that women use to make up their cheeks. In the center of Colombia gable or chapeto, means drunk, drunk. He's got red cheeks and nose.

  

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Jimeno Álvarez

In Mexico we use the term chapete to refer to the colouring that we women cheeks tends to be colored; Pink, red, coffee, etc of hangs in the color of the person...

  

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Godinez

A-hole. As used in Mexican American / Chicano / Street slang. Pronounced (Phonetic) chaw-pe-te Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be a hole
Used in US as well Used in US as well

"Don’t be such an a-hole. No seras tan chapete"

  

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Anónimo

Chapete : red or red color that the cheekbones take when the tension rises or feels hot

  

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Señorita Tucsi

Qualified noun to refer to a person who is novice, inexperienced, clumsy.

  

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Luis Garcia

Derogatory wedding (o) or young lover with the (the) which only plays sexually and romantically.

  

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Anónimo

CHAPETE: In Huánuco, Peru, son of Spanish Department.

  

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Anónimo

CHAPETE: In Bolivia, making very primitive, very red snowman.

  

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mutilandia

satisfied, having eaten enough, long enough to be talented.

  

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patrick bentacu

a person someone walks all over, a doormat.

  

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Anonymous

Chapete in Hispanic meaning youngsters...

  










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