Gualy
Means to be an amazing expression of peace, love and harmony. Counter-intuitively, Complex in nature, hard in appearance but ultimately loyal and loving.
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Guayna-be
In Puerto Rico, someone who is a wannabe guaynabicho or guaynabicha.
Guayanabichos tend to be of higher class, no lower than middle-high. However a number of people from lower classes strive to appear higher than they are and imitate the affectation, manner of dress, politics, and other accouterments of guaynabichos.
This fools no one, specially not the real Guaynabichos, who take advantage of them and turn them into useful fools.
Port-manteau of "guaynabicho" and "wanna-be".
Guayanabichos tend to be of higher class, no lower than middle-high. However a number of people from lower classes strive to appear higher than they are and imitate the affectation, manner of dress, politics, and other accouterments of guaynabichos.
This fools no one, specially not the real Guaynabichos, who take advantage of them and turn them into useful fools.
Port-manteau of "guaynabicho" and "wanna-be".
gualita
A bootylicous hispanic woman usually found in the presence of guala's, loves grinding to some reggaeton.
gualita by Gnarly McDoogy August 21, 2010
guayabo
1- Malestar que uno siente despues de haber consumido licor al exceso.
(english: hangover; Sick feeling after consuming vast amount of alcohol)
2- Sentir melancolia, normalmente sobre pasados recuerdos
(english: to be saddened, a sense of melancholy, usually over past memories)
(english: hangover; Sick feeling after consuming vast amount of alcohol)
2- Sentir melancolia, normalmente sobre pasados recuerdos
(english: to be saddened, a sense of melancholy, usually over past memories)
1- Tome demasiado anoche en la fiesta que me desperte con guayabo.
(I drank too much at the party last night that I woke up with a hangover.)
2- Me dio guayabo al ver las fotos de nosotros con mi abuelito cuando eramos ninos.
(I was saddened when i saw the pictures of us with our grandfather when we were young.)
(I drank too much at the party last night that I woke up with a hangover.)
2- Me dio guayabo al ver las fotos de nosotros con mi abuelito cuando eramos ninos.
(I was saddened when i saw the pictures of us with our grandfather when we were young.)
guayabo by kekolandia October 20, 2008
Gualla
Unlike the meaning of "gualla", Gualla with a capital G means money. Gualla is also a movement by which a person stays on the hustle and grind to get money. Gualla is also way of earning money known in the rap/hip-hop movement.
Guaynabicho
In Puerto Rico, refers to people for the high and high-middle classes. Roughly equivalent to "preppy" but with a more douchebag feel, and more tropical, although sometimes makes for ridiculous copies, for example, wearing cold weather clothes in the summer in Puerto Rico.
They all live in gated communities, go to private schools, and shop in chain stores and shopping malls.
The children tend to have a fetish with lower class culture, but the older ones are conservative and hypocritical.
It is not a term of endearment, but one of derision.
It has its origin in the port-manteau of "guaynabito" and "bicho" (which in Puerto Rico means "dick").
"Guaynabicha" is the female equivalent.
They all live in gated communities, go to private schools, and shop in chain stores and shopping malls.
The children tend to have a fetish with lower class culture, but the older ones are conservative and hypocritical.
It is not a term of endearment, but one of derision.
It has its origin in the port-manteau of "guaynabito" and "bicho" (which in Puerto Rico means "dick").
"Guaynabicha" is the female equivalent.
"Look at that guaynabicho, he has an Abercrombie and Fitch sweatshirt on but its 100 dregrees out!"
"Only a guaynabicho would get mad that they have kiddie pools in the housing proyects - after all he has a swimming pool in his home and his beach house."
"Only a guaynabicho would get mad that they have kiddie pools in the housing proyects - after all he has a swimming pool in his home and his beach house."
Guaynabicho by esekaese July 8, 2012
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