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1 pepa
f.1 seed, pip, pit, stone.2 Josie, Jozy.3 vagina, cunt, beaver, fanny.* * *► interjección ¡viva la Pepa!1 familiar hurray!, hurrah!* * *SF [forma familiar] de Josefa, María José* * *1) (AmS) (semilla - de uva, naranja) pip; (- de durazno, aguacate) stone, pitser una pepa — (Col fam) to be brainy (colloq)
2) (Ven fam) ( grano) zit (colloq), pimple3) (Per fam) ( cara) face* * *1) (AmS) (semilla - de uva, naranja) pip; (- de durazno, aguacate) stone, pitser una pepa — (Col fam) to be brainy (colloq)
2) (Ven fam) ( grano) zit (colloq), pimple3) (Per fam) ( cara) face* * *ser un viva la Pepa ( fam): se va la madre y aquello es un viva la Pepa when the mother goes away they all do just as they please* * *
pepa sustantivo femenino (AmS) ( semilla — de uva, naranja) pip;
(— de durazno, aguacate) stone, pit
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pit
* * *pepa1 nf[hueso] stone, US pita pepas spotted5. CompFam¡viva la Pepa!: no tiene casi dinero, pero él, ¡viva la Pepa!, ¡a gastar! he hardly has any money, but he just goes ahead and spends it anyway;RP Famfue un viva la Pepa it was a free-for-all;su casa siempre fue un viva la Pepa their house was always a bit chaotic* * *f L.Am. ( semilla) seed;soltar la pepa spill the beans* * *pepa nf: seed, pit (of a fruit)
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