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[apurate] 

Apurate is used daily in chicano slang and it means to hurry up , it have even been used in a cutscene in GTA San Andreas where the minor character T-Bone Mendez says "apurate, guero" to another minor character who name is Mike Toreno
1. Wannabe who just learned the definition of the word and goes out and trying to sound cool and says to a group of Chicanos
"Hola , apurate guero's"
2:Chicanos blast that fool :)
[apurate] by Ramón Juan Riviera October 16, 2008
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Chicano slang for hurry up, but replacing the "r" in "apurate" with "t", it means "Bitch hurry up", or "hurry up bitch!'
YOU GOING SOOO SLOWWW !! OMG APUTATE!!!
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1. The word you use when u ask someone for some weights to calibrate a scale used to measure substances.
1. "Um yes do yall have any weights so that i can acurate my scale." - Jiov

2. "Hey can i see that tool so i may acurate my skate" - Jhonny Cool."
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