caranchar of mesopotamia Argentina, accion eat fish directly, a tray located in the center of the table
tarupido
89
The meaning of the word " tarupido " It is little list person, slow entendederas.
cinco
78
In the argot of the Argentina Federal Police, five means " 34 Commissioner; This respondia that until 1980, announcing the entrance to the Commissioner of the head of the same, with 5 ( five ) idem out timbres.
lancha
59
the word 34, boat " in Buenos Aires lunfardo (Argentina ) he meant, vehicle patrol or police.
del palo
68
Police and criminal slang " the stick " means: delinquent akin to something or expert of something or that is dedicated to this task, Argentina
sardo
58
Police slang " Sardinian " means, Sergeant (Police Federal Argentina )
traba
106
Police and criminal slang " trava " means: homosexual who practices prostitution in via publica, travestido of prostitute women. (Argentina )
gaviota
66
Navy Argentina expression 34 sailor slang; 34 Gull; It means sailor.
merca
63
Police and criminal slang, the expression " " it markets means: cocaine or drug (Argentina )
candado
90
Prison slang " padlock " meaning a jailer, guard or celador (Argentina )
partuza
101
Lunfardo " partuza " means: output or encounter with woman or women. (Argentina )
coreano
65
The word " Korean " It was a popular Buenos Aires 40 expression;Argentina ) the Decade of 1960 and it was referring to young people from 20 years that debian comply with the compulsory military service in the Argentina Federal Police.
bicho verde
72
expression: " bug " or " green bug " It means the Argentina Navy Marine, in relation to the green color of their clothing.
pirovar
58
" pirovar " expression of lunfardo 40 River plate, argentina and 41 Uruguay; E.g.:-I was pirovando i.e. had a sexual relationship
guasca
61
The expression " guasca " in the Río de la Plata lunfardo, (Argentina and Uruguay ) It meant in the decades of 1950/60 sperm.
viyuya
67
the expression " biyuya " in the Argentino-Uruguayo rioplatense lunfardo, meant in the decades 1950/60 money.
violin
67
the exprexion " 34 violin; in the Río de la Plata prison slang, Argentino-Uruguayo means violator.
pirarse
50
The expression " pirar " Río de la Plata prison slang Argentino-Uruguayo 1960/70 meant escape.
garron
89
The expression " garron " or " eat a garron " Río de la Plata prison slang, Argentino-Uruguayo is being accused of something, I do not.
potra
54
In the slang Argentino-Uruguayo rioplatense citizen, filly means: beautiful woman
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