Looks like a masculinized picha augmentative. It can also be a blow. Or a comparison, for something in a lot of quantity or size.
bravazo
40
Increasing bravo, mainly in the sense of "bravio", although in some places in Latin America it is used as a bravado.
pingazo
31
Increased penguin.
morongazo
33
1st_ Strike, root . It can also be moody. 2nd_ Increased , or hit given with , a moronga ( black pudding ).
tarifazo
26
Rate hit, especially in utilities when they have a disproportionate value increase.
datazo
41
Increased data . It has different interpretations, such as p. E.g. "valuable, important information to achieve an end."
ruidazo
33
Increased noise, "rumble, squeezing".
corpiñazo
37
It is a large bodice ( "female bra") or a hit with it. From there it is called 'corpiñazo' a public manifestation of complaint or feminist claim where soutiens are exposed or even burned. There shouldn't necessarily be a topless. See femen, feminazi, boob.
elegir al azar
32
It is not a locution, and is perfectly understood with choice and chance.
ante sus ojos
34
It is not a locution and is understood with suede and eye.
muy paciente
39
We're getting better. They have already consulted for 'being very patient', and now for 'very patient'; the next one's going to be per patient and that's going to be a dictionary consultation.
viejo conocido
28
See old ( old), known (as adjective or noun).
líder afro
30
See leader ( "guide, warlord") , afro ( "African apostrope") , afro- ( "prefix relative to Africa") .
violencia machista
55
See violence, sexist, machismo.
ofrecer dinero
33
See offer and money.
permiso de circulación
34
It's just that, a "circulation permit." The scope and limitations will depend on each case. See permit ( "authorization" ), circulation ( "transfer by a territory" ).
sentir un dolor muy fuerte
69
See feel, an ( article), pain, very, strong, see the stars.
coche
41
Vehicle for passenger transport, if automotive is considered to stop up to seven occupants. The concept applies to the car, the train carriage, the cabin of an elevator, . . . It comes from Hungarian kocsi (kjochi "carriage" ).
perro pequeño
43
He came this far not as a definition but as a so-called synonymous with chichitón. See dog, small.
This website uses your own and third party cookies to optimize your navigation, adapt to your preferences and perform analytical work. As we continue to navigate, we understand that you accept ourCookies PoliciesAccept
