Booze, Country, Family

Very common insult in Rioplatense Spanish. Refers to a contemptible person. Used in heated arguments or venting; not suitable for formal contexts.

'Garchar' is a very common vulgar verb in Rioplatense Spanish meaning to have sex. Used bluntly in informal conversation between close friends. Conjugated regularly.

The standard Rioplatense verb for making out is 'chapar'. 'Chapando' is the gerund form. Used freely among young adults.

From 'pollera' (skirt). Used mockingly to describe a man perceived as overly submissive to women. Can be used playfully or as a real insult depending on tone.

Describes a person (or a relationship dynamic) where one or both parties avoid direct commitment or clarity. Common in informal conversation about relationships.

Used as an encouragement to act decisively without overthinking. 'Mandate' is a very common imperative in vos conjugation. It can also mean to make a blunder in other contexts.

Expression indicating doing something extravagantly, without holding back, at full speed or with maximum indulgence. Used enthusiastically in casual conversation.