It is a regionalism of the dialect spoken in Maracaibo, Venezuela. Its origin comes from the word whip , which is a whip to force certain animals to obey or run faster. If there was a verb in Spanish for this action would be quot; fuetear quot; (sticking with the whip) and the participle would be quot; fueteado quot; , but in Venezuela it pronounced quot; fuetiao quot; to imply that someone or something came very fast or also damaged.
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