fuacata

Interjection of Cuban Spanish origion used when someone else smacks their head on something, falls, or otherwise causes themselves pain accidentally, particularly if you foresaw it happening. Likened to "wham."

You see your buddy slip on your ice-covered walk while carrying a case of beer.
"Fuacata! You alright dude? I knew someone would fall on that walk."

by Hectorzzz March 18, 2007

Fuacata

The spanish language brother of the word Booya! Used whenever you need to exclaim how right you are or showcase superiority on anything at all. Unlike Booya, Fuacata is usually said in the beginning of the sentence.

Fuacata! Now who's your daddy? I told you I'm a better basketball player than you.

or

No one can beat me in Grand Theft Auto. Fuacata!

by Diana S. March 28, 2007

Fracatan

I don't think the other answer is wrong. Fracatan IS slang for "a lot." It's ALMOST like saying "a shit load" but without cursing.

Also, it is not reserved for Dominicans. Puertoricans and other nationalities use it too.

Diantre! ¡¿Como tu estas muchacho?! Hacia un fracatan de años que no te veia! Que bueno por fin verte.

by Se Yua September 22, 2018

fracatan

Dominican slang meaning a lot. Synonym for mucho.

Tengo un fracatan de dinero. Quieres fumar mota?

by güero March 25, 2008

fracata

(adj.) Object or objects in tandem that are flawed in nature; poor in design and/or executation.

(n.) Objects in a state of obvious disrepair or poor quality; an object that has been "Engineered"

(v.) The act of poor craftsmanship; to "Engineer"

*note on use: typically used subtly and/or with sarcasm

(adj.) "I wouldn't sleep under that fracata shelf."

(n.) "The salvation army won't accept any of this fracata."

(v.) "Just fracata it up so the thing works - we've gotta go."

by Nick Post October 14, 2005