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Conchesumadre 

It is a word used in Chilean slang, to refer to a another person a a nody way. It can be replaced by the word damnass or matherfucker.
Can be considered like a noun or an adjetive
"Qué esta diciendo el conchesumadre?" ("What is the mutherfucker saying?")
-Noun example

"Este weon es más conchesumadre que el otro" (This guy is meaner than the other one")
Conchesumadre by Mehelpingyou December 30, 2011
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Conchetumare 

It's a chilean word, literally means "the vagina of your mother" but in spanish the meaning and the use can vary. The original word it's like a phrase: "concha de tu madre", but it is written that way because of its pronunciation.

You can use it (in an informal space, obviously) when you are surprised, exiting, scared or when you just want to offend someone. So the word can mean "Oh my god" or "motherfucker" depending of the context. Its use is daily in Chile and other countries of Latinoamérica, but the pronuntiation vary depending of the country.
Examples!

"Conchetumare no te puedo creer"----> "Oh my god I can't believe it"
"Conchetumare que lindo"----> "Oh my god it's so cute!"
"Chúpalo conchetumare"----> "Suck it motherfucker"

Search in Youtube "Kirby conchetumare", "Piñera conchetumare te odio hueon" or "Vardoc conchetumare" for learn the pronuntiation :)
Conchetumare by Chispitas October 28, 2020

conchetumadre

Slang word used in Chile. It is commonly used the same way as "motherfucker". It literally means "the cunt(vagina) of your mother".
In the same way as the term "motherfucker" it´s offensive use depends on the way you say it.
If somebody's messing with you:
Spanish: ¿Qué te pasa conchetumadre?
English: ¿What´s the matter motherfucker?
To a friend:
Spanish: ¿Qué onda conchetumadre?
English: ¿What´s up motherfucker?
conchetumadre by bewm1982 September 16, 2008

conchetumare 

chilean word used to make a reference of offending someone else mother. it’s like “motherfucker” in english, it’s an adaptation of “la concha de tu madre” in Argentina.
“Conchetumare me trajiste la plata weono?”
conchetumare by theawesomehawk December 31, 2017

conchetumadre

Slang word used in Chile. It is commonly used the same way as "motherfucker". It literally means "the cunt(vagina) of your mother".
In the same way as the term "motherfucker" it´s offensive use depends on the way you say it.
If somebody's messing with you:
Spanish: ¿Qué te pasa conchetumadre?
English: ¿What´s the matter motherfucker?

To a friend:
Spanish: ¿Qué onda conchetumadre?
English: ¿What´s up motherfucker?
conchetumadre by bewm1982 September 18, 2008

conchetumare 

Tu conchetumare y puto
conchetumare by mopiezzzz March 17, 2008

Conchasumadre

How to call somebody a motherfucker in the third person singular in the Kingdom of Chile.
Ese weón...ese weón es un conchasumadre...
Conchasumadre by rumaco October 23, 2008
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