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What does «fuetiar» mean in Dominican Spanish?
fuetiar
to whip
| Meaning | to whip |
|---|---|
| Standard Spanish | azotar con el fuete |
| Register | Colloquial |
«Si sigue así lo van a fuetiar.»
If he keeps that up they're going to whip him.
To hit with a «fuete», a whip or a belt. It is the old word for punishing a child.
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