Scary-oke

Used affectionately in Latin American Spanish, especially by an older speaker toward younger people. The tone is warm and playful rather than genuinely insulting.

Common mild insult in Latin American Spanish. Stronger than 'tonto' but not vulgar. Often used venting frustration rather than as a serious insult.

Describes someone who meddles in other people's affairs. Used as both an adjective and a noun in everyday speech.

Used as a makeshift nickname or taunt directed at creatures lacking eyes. Non-standard compound, humorous in register.