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Tiguere or Tiguerazo
Dominican slang for "Sneaky" or "Thug". The way to refer to that guy who knows everything about the streets and life. And could be equivalent to "Dude" in english.
- Hey! "tiguere" what's up?
- That guy is a tiguerazo!
- How are you doing tiguere
- Tell me something new tiguere.
- I heard that there are a lot of tigueres in NY and Puerto Rico
- That guy is a tiguerazo!
- How are you doing tiguere
- Tell me something new tiguere.
- I heard that there are a lot of tigueres in NY and Puerto Rico
Tiguere or Tiguerazo by Juan Carlos December 13, 2003
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