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What does «el moño» mean in Dominican Spanish?
el moño
a hair bun
| Meaning | a hair bun |
|---|---|
| Standard Spanish | el pelo recogido |
| Register | Neutral |
«Se hizo un moño para cocinar.»
She put her hair in a bun to cook.
«Estar hasta el moño» also means being fed up, though in the DR people say «estar fuñido» more.
Related Dominican words
- el galletón — a hard slap
- jalar — to pull
- la galleta — a slap in the face
- la resaca — a hangover
- arrecotarse — to lean back, to rest against
- cacazo — a hard knock
- el pelotero — a baseball player; a tooth
- el peo — a fart
- rebajar — to lose weight
- tener un bajo — to stink, to have body odor
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