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Apariencia y Forma Física - Partes del Cuerpo

Aquí encontrarás jerga para las partes del cuerpo, cubriendo las formas casuales, humorísticas o informales en que las personas se refieren a las diferentes áreas del cuerpo.

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Appearance & Fitness
noggin
noggin
[Sustantivo]

a person's head

cabeza, coco

cabeza, coco

Ex: She shook her noggin in disbelief. 
dome
dome
[Sustantivo]

a person's head

cabeza, coco

cabeza, coco

Ex: She shook her dome in disbelief. 
mug
mug
[Sustantivo]

a person's face, often used humorously or in a slightly mocking way

cara, jeta

cara, jeta

Ex: Don't mess with him; he's got a tough mug. 
trap
trap
[Sustantivo]

a person's mouth

boca, hocico

boca, hocico

Ex: Don't say anything; keep your trap closed. 
peeper
peeper
[Sustantivo]

a person's eye, often used in plural

ojo, ojito

ojo, ojito

Ex: He winked with one of his peepers. 
sniffer
sniffer
[Sustantivo]

a person's nose

nariz, napia

nariz, napia

Ex: Her sniffer twitched when she smelled the cake. 
mitt
mitt
[Sustantivo]

a person's hand, often used in plural

mano, zarpa

mano, zarpa

Ex: Don't get paint on your mitts. 

No te pongas pintura en las manos.

paw
paw
[Sustantivo]

a person's hand, often implying it is big, clumsy, or awkward

mano grande y torpe, zarpa

mano grande y torpe, zarpa

Ex: Don't use your paw to point at people; it's rude. 

No uses tu pata para señalar a la gente; es grosero.

gun
gun
[Sustantivo]

(plural only) strong, muscular upper arms, especially biceps and triceps

brazos fuertes y musculosos, bíceps enormes

brazos fuertes y musculosos, bíceps enormes

Ex: Her guns are on another level after months of lifting. 
pipe
pipe
[Sustantivo]

(plural only) biceps, especially when they are large or well-defined

bíceps grandes, músculos de brazo marcados

bíceps grandes, músculos de brazo marcados

Ex: Check out her pipes; those curls are paying off. 
gripper
gripper
[Sustantivo]

a person's foot, often used in plural

pie, pata

pie, pata

Ex: She painted her grippers before the party. 
meat hook
meat hook
[Sustantivo]

one's hand or arm, often used in reference to strength and in the plural

mano o brazo grande y fuerte, enorme zarpa

mano o brazo grande y fuerte, enorme zarpa

Ex: Watch out for his meat hooks when he's lifting. 
beer belly
beer belly
[Sustantivo]

a large, protruding stomach, often attributed to excessive alcohol consumption

barriga grande y salida por beber mucha cerveza, barriga cervecera

barriga grande y salida por beber mucha cerveza, barriga cervecera

Ex: He laughed at his own beer belly in the mirror. 
backside
backside
[Sustantivo]

a person's buttocks, which is the part that they sit on

trasero, culo

trasero, culo

Ex: After the long ride, her backside was sore from sitting for hours. 

Después del largo viaje, su trasero le dolía por estar sentada durante horas.

booty
booty
[Sustantivo]

the rear part of the body that one sits on

culo, trasero

culo, trasero

Ex: After the hike, her legs and booty were sore from the steep climb. 

Después de la caminata, sus piernas y trasero estaban adoloridos por la empinada subida.

donk
donk
[Sustantivo]

a large or prominent buttocks

trasero grande y prominente, culo enorme

trasero grande y prominente, culo enorme

Ex: He complimented her on her donk at the party. 
cake
cake
[Sustantivo]

a person's buttocks, also used in plural

culo, trasero

culo, trasero

Ex: Don't sit on your cakes in those wet pants! 
dog
dog
[Sustantivo]

foot or toe, mostly used in the plural

pie o dedo del pie, pies

pie o dedo del pie, pies

Ex: She painted her dogs bright red for summer sandals. 
stem
stem
[Sustantivo]

(usually plural) a person's leg

pierna, pata

pierna, pata

Ex: She showed off her stems in a short summer dress. 
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