puteada
What does “puteada” mean in English?
It's a bout of swearing or verbal abuse, often used in heated moments. Think of it as a string of insults or curses thrown around during an argument.
You might hear it in situations where someone is really letting loose, similar to calling someone a 'foul-mouthed' person in English. It's particularly common in Latin America and carries a moderate level of intensity.
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