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Chaparrito 

Chaparro or Chaparrito (male)
Chaparra or Chaparrito (female)

slang used mainly in Mexico.
Means: short person.
It can also be used as a word of endearment = Sweety.
-Te extraño, chaparrito.
(I miss you, sweety)
Chaparrito by Guapa June 12, 2011

chaparrita

Latin slang for short. Used for short females. A pet name for a short woman or short girl, "shorty." Usually used as a pet name within a Mexican family as a sign of affection for a little girl.
Como esta mi chaparrita? How's my shorty doing?

Oiga! Chaparrita! "Hey...shorty!"
chaparrita by Jen BT March 27, 2007

chaparral high school

a school in temecula california that is full of irrelevant people who think they’re the best school in southern california when really no one knows who the fuck they are. if you meet someone from chaparral, chances are they’re some lacrosse jock or an ugly ass cheerleader. definitely the worst school in all of california.
“hey do you know anyone who goes to chaparral high school?”
“no who tf goes to chap lmao”

Chaparro 

Chaparro:: shorty: a man who isnt that tall and does not care or have any empathy towards anyone; a savage : the crazy one. El mas loco
Hey man you heard of that foo chaparro? Heard that homies short but fuckin crazy.
Chaparro by Sanfranloko April 28, 2020

chaparral high school

a ghetto school in scottsdale with rich kids who think they matter. most irrelevant people in the world.
“you go to chaparral high school?” “yeah” “i’m sorry”

chaparral 

not a single person in this school is real just about everything and everyone is fake
plastic women
posers
guy: ...Omg! have u met that new chick from Chaparral
guy 2: yea man im afraid that if she goes in the sun shes gonna melt
chaparral by Alfred Galletta September 27, 2008
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