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yatra
I’m going, I’ll do it now
yeyo
a faint
vago
lazy
vale
pal
vaquetearse
whack off
viralatas
a stray dog that lives on the streets
vocear
shout
wachiman
watchman
yala
okay, sure
tullío
crippled
tululú
bucks, bills, cash
tumbe
mugged
tutumpote
powerful person that does what ever he/she wants, snob
uraño
loner
urbano
urban, from the capital city
vaciarse
to ejaculate, to cum
trapiar
to mop
tripeo
tease
tró
a bunch of
tiguerito
rug rat
timbí
1) full 2) running over
tirigüillo
1) dry palm branches 2) skinny
tiriquitos
jitters
titirimundati
everybody
tituá
bam!
tabaná
slap
tajalán
a grown-up that acts like a kid
tambora
bass drums
tapao
idiot