In lunfardo it means "snitch, they rush it and beat, it counts all" . As they are loose or soft subjects of character, they are also associated with "good children", people from well-to-do families, who are not accustomed to going through deprivations. It has its origin in the Genoese siciûsciâ ( "blow" ). See cobani, ortiba, beater, fifi, pituco.
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