Season 3 · Episode 23
The Simpsons
Bart resents Milhouse's new girlfriend; Homer gets the wrong subliminal tape, which has him gaining vocabulary, not losing weight.

Common across Latin America among children and adults alike. Carries strong social stigma in peer groups, implying betrayal of trust. Not simply 'someone who tells' but specifically someone who breaks group loyalty.
Describes someone who pretends to be morally pure or who is prudishly self-righteous. The connotation of hypocrisy is key: a mojigato performs virtue rather than living it.
An English-language schoolyard prank term used untranslated in this Latin American dub, signalling its use as a children's prank name with no standard Spanish equivalent.
Literally means 'louse' (the insect), but calling someone a piojo in casual speech implies they are cheap, small-minded, or insignificant. Context determines which reading applies.
Stronger than just 'talkative person'. In Latin American usage it specifically targets someone selling false promises or fake remedies, often applied to pseudoscientific products.