CheDere is a nice pretty person who doesn’t take crap from anyone she’s always sleeping and will always be a loyal great friend who’s super goofy and funny once you get to know her even though she may seem mean she’s super nice.
CheDere is so amazing!
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Matt is Suzi's cheerer-upper
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Get the Que Chévere mug.This word has the generic connotation of "good/cool" and can be used in almost any context that those two words can be used. It can be used less emphatically as a passing comment such as "Terminaste tu tarea? Chevere." (You finished your work? Good." Or it can be said more emphatically to have the connotation of "great/awesome" such as "Ganaste el juego? Chevere!" (You won the game? Great!). It is also very common to use the very emphatic phrase "Que chevere!" to mean "how great!" or "how awesome!".
In terms of its origins, it derives from the African which means that with all due respect to the Venezuelans and Puerto Ricans that have already posted (I am Puerto Rican), the word was almost certainly popularized first in CUBA where Afro-Caribbean culture was strongest. For example, the word was already being used in very early rumba/mambo songs (e.g. Guaguanco Callejero) for as long as we have had recorded evidence. Cuba was the first major exporter of Afro-Caribbean culture to the Spanish-speaking world (and indeed to the entire world), so it was from Mambo songs played on the radio that the word probably disseminated into the popular culture.
The reason why the word may be associated with Puerto Rico more now is that since the 60's - after Cuba was cut off from the world - Puerto Rico became the main proponent of Afro-Caribbean culture (and has itself been surpassed in the last decade or two by the Dominican Republic). Sorry Venezuelans, but to my knowledge Venezuela has never been a major exporter of Afro-Caribbean culture to the rest of the world.
In terms of its origins, it derives from the African which means that with all due respect to the Venezuelans and Puerto Ricans that have already posted (I am Puerto Rican), the word was almost certainly popularized first in CUBA where Afro-Caribbean culture was strongest. For example, the word was already being used in very early rumba/mambo songs (e.g. Guaguanco Callejero) for as long as we have had recorded evidence. Cuba was the first major exporter of Afro-Caribbean culture to the Spanish-speaking world (and indeed to the entire world), so it was from Mambo songs played on the radio that the word probably disseminated into the popular culture.
The reason why the word may be associated with Puerto Rico more now is that since the 60's - after Cuba was cut off from the world - Puerto Rico became the main proponent of Afro-Caribbean culture (and has itself been surpassed in the last decade or two by the Dominican Republic). Sorry Venezuelans, but to my knowledge Venezuela has never been a major exporter of Afro-Caribbean culture to the rest of the world.
Ganaste el juego? Chevere!
by lmalave April 9, 2008
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The word "suicide" has etymological roots in the Latin phrase "sui caedere", meaning "to kill oneself".
Used in the slang phrase "caedere'd", which apparently means "to be subjected to dragon pornography against one's will."
The word "suicide" has etymological roots in the Latin phrase "sui caedere", meaning "to kill oneself".
Used in the slang phrase "caedere'd", which apparently means "to be subjected to dragon pornography against one's will."
From Cicero's "Pro Milone":
"... partim, quod hunc iam interfectum putarent, caedere incipiunt eius servos..."
Meaning:
"... some of them, having thought that he had already been killed, began to kill his slaves..."
"... partim, quod hunc iam interfectum putarent, caedere incipiunt eius servos..."
Meaning:
"... some of them, having thought that he had already been killed, began to kill his slaves..."
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