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41 compadrito
* * *show-off ( colloq)* * *
compadrito sustantivo masculino LAm fam swaggerer, upstart
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42 chulesco
► adjetivo1 familiar (descarado) cheeky, cocky* * *ADJ = chulo 1., 1)* * *chulesco, -a adj= relating to lower-class Madrid life of the 18th-19th centuries -
43 gallón *
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44 gallote *
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45 parejero
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46 rufo
adj.1 Carroty, red-haired (pelirrojo).2 Frizzed, curled.m.Rufus, Rufo.* * *ADJ1) (=pelirrojo) red-haired; (=rizado) curly-haired2) * (=satisfecho) smug, self-satisfied; (=engreído) cocky *, boastful* * *rufo, -a adjLiterario -
47 subirse a la parra
* * ** (=engreírse) to get all high and mighty; (=enfadarse) to blow one's top* -
48 ponerse chulo
familiar to get cocky, get cheeky -
49 arrogante
• arrogant• arrogant person• assuming• belittler• boastful• cocky• disdainful• dismissive• haughtily• haul• high and dry• high and wide• high-growth venture• high-handed behavior• hoisting line• hold• hubristic• nervousness• nescience• overbearing• overweening• presumptuous• self-advancement• self-aggrandizement• self-sufficiency• self-suggestion• supercilious -
50 atrevido
• adventurous• audacious• bodacious• bold-faced• bowdacious• cheeky• cocky• daredevil• defiant• fearless• intrepid• shameless• undaunted• venturesome -
51 engreído
• arrogant• bumptious• cocky• conceited• haughtily• haul• hoisting line• hold• pretentious• proud• self-composedly• self-conceited individual• self-operating• self-opinioned• stuck-up• swellhead• swellheaded• swollen-headed• toffee-nosed• uppish• vain -
52 insolentemente presuntuoso
adj.brazenly presumptuous, cheeky, snobbish, cocky.
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cocky — arrogantly pert, 1768; originally lecherous (1540s); from COCK (Cf. cock) (n.1) + Y (Cf. y) (2). Related: Cockiness … Etymology dictionary
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cocky — A diminutive of ‘cock’, used as an endearment or friendly term of address. The Oxford English Dictionary cites vocative usage in William Congreve’s The Old Bachelor (1687): ‘Nay, look you now, if she does not weep; ‘tis the fondest fool! Nay,… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
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