chupapollas

Spanish

4/5 · Strong

What does “chupapollas” mean in English?

It's a sexualized insult that roughly translates to 'cocksucker'. It's not a neutral term when aimed at someone.

Literally “penis sucker”

Sounds like “choo-pah-POY-as”
Used as Directed insult
How it's used

Commonly used as a directed insult in Spain, it carries a strong derogatory tone, similar to calling someone a 'dickhead' in English.

How strong is it? 4/5 · Strong

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