caca
What does “caca” mean in English?
This is a childlike term for poop, often used in a playful or non-serious context.
Literally “poo”
It's similar to saying 'poo' in English and is much milder than 'mierda' (shit). You'd typically hear it in informal settings, often around kids.
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cagallón
2/5 · CoarseIt's a coarse term for a piece of excrement, essentially meaning 'turd.'
pedo
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culo
2/5 · CoarseThis refers to the buttocks, often used in a crude way to talk about someone's backside. It can also be used in more neutral contexts, though that's less common.
meada
2/5 · CoarseIt refers to a piss or urine left somewhere, essentially the act of urination. It's a straightforward term used in a casual context.
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