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Italian Slang Dictionary
A
accidentem. nothing, zip; (lit.): an accident.
alito puzzolentem. bad breath; (lit.): stinking breath.
alloccom. a stupid person, a jerk; (lit.): an owl.
alzare il gomitoexp. to drink; (lit.): to raise an elbow.
amore a prima vistaexp. love at first sight: È stato amore a prima vista! It was love at first sight!
avere un chiodo fisso in testaexp. to be fixated on something; (lit.): to have a nail fixed in the head. Tommaso pensa a Maria giorno e notte. Lui ha davvero un chiodo fisso in testa Thomas thinks about Maria day and night. He's truly fixated on her.
B
balenaf. a very fat man or woman, a fatso, fat slob; (lit.): a whale.
beccare qualcunov. to hit on someone, to pick someone up; (lit.): to peck.
bel nientem. nothing, zip; (lit.): a beautiful nothing.
bischerom. (Tuscany) a stupid person, a jerk.
boccalonem. a big mouth, a gossip; (lit.): an enormous mouth.
C
ceffom. (pejorative) ugly mug.
chiudere il beccov. to shut up, to shut one's trap; (lit.): to close the beak.
cicciobomban. a fatso, fat slob; (lit.): fat bomb.
colpo di fulmineexp. love at first sight; (lit.): a thunderbolt (of love).
come il cacio sui maccheroniexp. just what the doctor ordered; (lit.): like cheese on macaroni.
D
da parteexp. aside.
donnacciaf. (pejorative) slut, hussy.
donnaiolom. womanizer, playboy, flirt.
due paroleexp. a few words; (lit.): two words.
E
essere in giocoexp. to be at stake.
essere nelle nuvoleexp. to daydream; (lit.): to be in the clouds.
essere un po' di fuoriexp. to be a little wacky, to be out of one's mind; (lit.): to be a little bit out.
F
fannullonem. a lazy bum; (lit.): do-nothing (from fare nulla, meaning 'to do nothing').
fare il grandeexp. to show off, to act like someone big; (lit.): to do the big.
fare impazzire qualcunoexp. to drive someone crazy; (lit.): to make someone crazy.
farsi bello(a)v. to doll oneself up.
farsi una canna to have a joint.
farsi una ragazza (trivial) to score with a girl.
fuori come un balcone drunk.
fuori di testaexp. to be out of one's mind; (lit.): to be out of one's head.
G
grassone/an. a very fat man or woman, a fatso, fat slob.
grattarsi la panciaexp. to twiddle one's thumbs; (lit.): to scratch one's stomach.
gruzzolom. nest egg.
guastafestan. a party pooper; (lit.): a party spoiler.
I
in gran parteexp. largely.
in orarioexp. on time.
in veritàexp. as a matter of fact.
inghiottire il rospoexp. to eat crow; (lit.): to swallow a toad.
L
la vita di Michelaccioexp. the life of Riley.
leccapiediexp. brownnoser; (lit.): feet-licker.
levataccia very early rising; fare una levataccia: to get up very early [or at an ungodly hour].
libro gialloexp. detective or mystery story; (lit.): yellow book.
limonare (familiar, regional) to make out.
localem. club or night club.
M
mettere paglia al fuocoexp. to tempt fate; (lit.): to add straw to the fire.
mettersi insiemeexp. to start a serious relationship, to tie the knot.
mollare qualcunoexp. to dump someone; (lit.): to let go of someone, to release someone.
morire di/dalla noiaexp. to die of boredom.
N
nocciolo della questioneexp. crux of the matter.
nuotare nell'oroexp. to be rolling in money; (lit.): swimming in gold.
nuovo di zeccaexp. brand new; (lit.): new from the mint.
O
occhiatacciaf. dirty look.
oggi come oggiexp. as matters now stand.
olio di gomitoexp. elbow grease.
ora di puntaexp. rush hour.
P
parolacciaf. dirty word.
piazzaiolom. (pejorative) vulgar, mob-.
pigrone/an. & a. a lazy bum (from the masculine noun pigro, meaning 'someone who is idle'); (lit.): big lazy bum.
pisellom. (popular) penis.
portare male gli anniexp. not to age well; (lit.): to carry the years badly.
puzzare da fare schifoexp. to stink to high heaven; (lit.): to smell/stink to disgust.
Q
quattro gattiexp. only a few people; (lit.): four cats.
R
Spanish Bad Words
ricco sfondatoexp. rolling in money; (lit.): endlessly rich.
roba da mattiexp. crazy.
rompere il ghiaccioexp. to break the ice.
rosso come un peperoneexp. as red as a beet; (lit.): as red as a pepper.
S
saccente (un/una)n. a know-it-all, a smart-ass; (lit.): from the verb sapere, meaning 'to know.'
saputo/an. a know-it-all, a smart-ass; (lit.): from the verb sapere, meaning 'to know.'
scoreggiaf. (pl. -ge) (vulgar) fart.
scoreggiarev.i. (vulgar) to fart.
scemo/an. a stupid person, a jerk; (from the verb scemare, meaning 'to shrink or diminish').
sfattof. (trivial) worn out after a night of debauchery.
sgualdrinaf. (pejorative) trollop, strumpet, harlot, tart.
spettegolarev. to gossip; (lit.): to tattle.
Mexican Slang To English Translation
T
tabula rasaexp. a clean slate.
tappom. a very short guy; (lit.): cork.
testona pelataf. a bald guy; (lit.): big peeled head.
tirare un bidone a qualcunoexp. to stand someone up on a date or appointment; (lit.): to throw a trash can at someone.
tutto sale e pepeexp. lively, cheerful; (lit.): all salt and pepper.
U
uggioso/an. (Tuscany) boring; (lit.): an annoying person.
ultima parolaexp. last word, bottom line.
V
List Of Mexican Slang Words
valere la penaexp. to be worth the trouble; (lit.): worth the grief or sorrow.
vaso di Pandoraexp. Pandora's box; (lit.): Pandora's vase.
veloce come un razzoexp. as fast as a bullet; (lit.): as fast as a rocket.
vivere alla giornataexp. to live from hand to mouth.
volente o nolenteexp. like it or not; (lit.): willing or unwilling.
Z
zitellonaf. (pejorative) old maid.
For more explicit expressions, try Italian Adult Slang.