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carechimba 

Literally translated it means pussy face. "Care" (pronounced Ka-re) is short slang for "Cara de" (which is proper for FACE OF....). Put them together and it's CareChimba (prononced....Ka-re-cheemba. This is another word used for assholes and dickheads. The word chimba is very popular in Colombia especially among people of Antioquia (Medellín) and Valle (Cali). This word however is a pretty bad insult!
Ese carechimba si le gusta Joder!!!

That asshole (carechimba) loves to annoy people.
carechimba by Adrian T November 21, 2006
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Carechimba 

Colombian insult, for major precision from Medellin city surroundings.

It's composed by the morphemes 'care' for 'cara de'(face of) and 'chimba' (paisa word for 'cunt').
Low class paisa girl: I fought Dayana again because she was seducin' my bf.
Another low class paisa girl: Dayana? that carechimba will never learn.
Carechimba by Santiagoismo October 8, 2019
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Carechimba 

Is a colombian word that is used for insult a friend, also if you want to add some ~spyce~ you can add 'hijueputa'
•Carechimba hijueputa
Pronunciation:
Car-eh-chim-bah / ijue-put-ah
Eres un carechimba / you're a carechimba
No sea bobo carechimba hijueputa / don't be stupid you carechimba hijueputa
Carechimba by luana13 September 3, 2020

Cachimba 

Also known in the english vocabulary as "hookah". An amazing smoking device that lets you mix your choice of herbs and smoke them by using a water filter.
"Wanna hookah tonight?"
"whats a hookah... OHH una cachimba!"
"yeeah"
Cachimba by LostMind1989 February 3, 2010

cachimba 

"Cachimba hijo de puta" is a sentence often used by the vocalist of massacre a death metal band from colombia. apparently none know the exact meaning of this words
Cachimba hijo puta
tu hermana
gracias...
cachimba by satanas July 20, 2006

Calichímbano

Dolor intenso de oído, por un catarro o porque está la musica muy fuerte.
Tenía la música muy fuerte y me dio un calichímbano insoportable.
Calichímbano by Juan151112 April 16, 2026

Calichímbano

Dolor fuerte de oído ocasionalmente producido por un catarro o tener la música alta.
Tenía la música alta y me dió un calichímbano insoportable
Calichímbano by Juan151112 April 17, 2026
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