follar
What does “follar” mean in English?
It means to have sex, specifically in a very direct and crude way. It's a straightforward term for fucking.
Literally “have sex”
Commonly used in Spain, it functions as a verb much like the English 'to fuck'. It's quite strong and not used in polite conversation.
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