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A fixed phrase. 'Parda' intensifies the mess beyond a plain 'liarla'. Used when something chaotic or scandalous breaks out.

'Huevos' (eggs) is a common vulgar synonym for courage or nerve. 'No tener los huevos para…' = to lack the courage to do something. The same word is used literally to mean eggs, so context is key.

Can describe circular physical movement, but in emotional or conversational contexts it means dwelling on something without resolution. Common in speech.

Literally 'to be made a rag'. Used for physical exhaustion, illness, or emotional collapse. Vivid and widely understood.

Used to describe someone who is idle or failing to act when they should. 'Tócate los cojones' can also be an exclamation of disbelief, 'can you believe that?'

Borrowed from chess. Used figuratively to signal that an opponent has no moves left. Signals a decisive, triumphant moment.