| Vagón, un: A lot, a
great quantity.
Vagoneta: Lazy, idle. Vaivén: Knife, white weapon. Valenciano: Someone who gambles illegally. Valeriano / Valerio:Turf ticket. Vamo y vamo: By halves. Vejanco: Old. Velas: Snots. Ventajear: To prevail. / To surpass, to exceed. Ventanas: Eyes. Vento / Ventolín / Ventolina: Money. Ventudo: Wealthy. Verano: Shame, embarassment. Verdolaga: A ten pesos bill that circulated until 1947. Verduguearse: To punish oneself. Verdurita: Trifle, something that is not importatn. Versátil: A person who does not adopt any ideology in order not to have conflicts with anyone.. Versero: A person who talks about something about which he has no knowledge. Verso: Constant repetition. Vía, en la: Indigence. Viaraza: Anger, resentment. Vichadores: Eyes. Vichar: To spy, to peep. Vichenzo: Fool. Vidrieras: Binoculars. Vigil: Guard. Vinacho / Vinagriyo: Wine. Viniso: Drunk. Viniyo: Wine. Viola: Guitar. Violero: Guitarist. Viorsi: Bathroom. Viscachazo: Glance, glimpse. Viscachear: To look at something underhandedly. Viuda: Wallet. Vivanco / Viviyo / Vivo: Astute, clever. Viyuya: Money. Viyuyera: Wallet. Voracero: Brave. Votacén: Cent. Vovi / vovina: Astute, clever. Vuelo: Experience. |
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