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Bulud by Nisawantstokillme July 6, 2008
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Dole Bludging Step Watt
A Dole Bludging Step Watt is someone who is more than capable of working but chooses to bludge off the government for money he did not earn
Dole Bludging Step Watt by Timmydevs23 May 24, 2019
bludimir
Derivative of “blud” and the name “Vladimir”, referencing any particular individual, either with kinship or disdain.
Synonymous with blud, dawg, zawg, shnawg, bro, brother, etc.
Synonymous with blud, dawg, zawg, shnawg, bro, brother, etc.
“Bludimir really think he can eat for free”
“We have been close friends for years, he is my bludimir”
“We have been close friends for years, he is my bludimir”
bludimir by YoHomeBoiKiwi44 May 18, 2023
Boludo
This is probably the most used argentinian word.
At first it was just a noun, to say to somone that he was really stupid, but now, you can use it to call your pal in a friendly way.
Is used for a lot of things, and it has become a verbe: BOLUDEAR; in spanish, the conjuation will be YO boludeo, TU boludeas, EL boludea, NOSOTROS boludeamos, ELLOS boludean. Basicly means that you are not doing nothing.
Also, in Argentina, this word is used to say you are mocking someone, using irony to make the other one looked like a stupid. The quivalent for the english "are you making fun of me?" "me estas boludeando?"
At first it was just a noun, to say to somone that he was really stupid, but now, you can use it to call your pal in a friendly way.
Is used for a lot of things, and it has become a verbe: BOLUDEAR; in spanish, the conjuation will be YO boludeo, TU boludeas, EL boludea, NOSOTROS boludeamos, ELLOS boludean. Basicly means that you are not doing nothing.
Also, in Argentina, this word is used to say you are mocking someone, using irony to make the other one looked like a stupid. The quivalent for the english "are you making fun of me?" "me estas boludeando?"