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What does «guillao / guillá» mean in Dominican Spanish?
guillao / guillá
stuck-up, showing off
| Meaning | stuck-up, showing off |
|---|---|
| Standard Spanish | creído, presumido |
| Register | Colloquial |
«Anda guillao desde que compró el carro.»
He has been showing off since he bought the car.
Full of himself, showing off. And watch the feminine: in the -ao words it is not «-ada» but «-á» — guillao / guillá, aficiao / aficiá.
Related Dominican words
- a cada rato — all the time
- a la veldá que — honestly, truth is
- aficie — a crush, being head over heels
- ajumao / ajumá — drunk
- allá tú — suit yourself
- anda pal diablo — get out of here!
- bacano / vacano — awesome, cool
- bregar — to deal with, to handle
- bultero / bultera — all talk, a big mouth
- buscársela — to hustle, to get by
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