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chamuyo
Used in several countries of Latin America (previously thought to have originated in Buenos Aires). Also spelled chamullo and the verb infinitive can be chamullar or chamuyar. Among the various shades of meaning, it commonly signifies speaking on a subject with a pretense of authority, when in reality the speaker is simply inventing, or "bullshitting." It can also mean "sweet talk" such as when a guy is "talking trash" to a girl, saying nothing of substance, for the purpose of socializing. Although these uses are largely Spanish and Pocho slang, "chamuyo" appears to be making inroads into English slang.
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chamoot
Originated in Belfast Northern Ireland in 2003 when a dyslexic man spelled shamone wrong in an email.
My friend thought this new word, pronounced shamoot, was so funny that it became his sole greeting, exclamation of emotion and goodbye.
The word spread from this and is now used widely in Northern Ireland and has also been sighted in Manchester though their definition may be entirely different.
A small minority prefer to spell the word shamoot.
My friend thought this new word, pronounced shamoot, was so funny that it became his sole greeting, exclamation of emotion and goodbye.
The word spread from this and is now used widely in Northern Ireland and has also been sighted in Manchester though their definition may be entirely different.
A small minority prefer to spell the word shamoot.
chamoot by John Trogdor January 6, 2008