agilipollado
What does “agilipollado” mean in English?
It describes someone acting like an idiot or being mentally sluggish. It's not a medical term, just a colorful way to call someone dim-witted.
You might hear it in Spain, used similarly to calling someone a 'dumbass' in English. It's informal and can be used to insult someone directly or just to comment on someone's behavior.
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Related Spanish words
gilipollas
3/5 · VulgarIt's a vulgar insult for someone who's acting like a fool or an arsehole. It's particularly common in Spain.
gilipollez
3/5 · VulgarIt refers to nonsense or a stupid act. Essentially, it's a way to call something ridiculous.
gilipuertas
2/5 · CoarseThis is a milder, comic alternative to 'gilipollas,' which means idiot or fool. It's often used in a light-hearted context rather than as a serious insult.
pelotudo
3/5 · VulgarIt's a derogatory term for someone considered a fool or an idiot. Literally, it translates to 'big-balled,' but that's not how it's used in conversation.
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