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pisao: Stepped on
egresao: graduated and, because of analogy, a man that is an expert in something, usually because of his experience
chiripiorca: state of nervous tension or when something behaves anormally. It can be also something very funny or even when somebody laughs so much that it shakes himself or herself
aguzate: if it's an order means something like "Stand up!" "Cheer you up!" "Prepare yourself [for anything it may come]!"
locrio: it's a meal made of tomatoes and meat or fish and sometimes some rice. It's a bit spicy.
guajilla: Applied to something: cool, good. Applied to somebody: honey, love, girl, sexy girl...
sendilla: it's a little road or path, usually very pleasant to pass over.
morivivi: it's a flower. If you touch one of its petals, it bends itself so it's a very sensible flower. It grows in all South America.
boquisucio: foulmouthed
apestillarse: kissing and cuddling
bandida: literally it means "bandit woman" so it can be said to a bad woman, a woman that doesn't love you when you love her, a woman that has stolen your heart...
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