What does «bodoque» mean in Spanish?
- Mud ball that was shot with the crossbow.
- A ball or shapeless piece of some soft substance such as dough, clay, etc.
Examples of use in Spanish: "el niño hizo un bodoque de barro y se lo arrojó a su hermano".
- Wrong thing to do.
Examples of use in Spanish: "es un bodoque de película, insoportable".
- A hard lump that forms in a soft thing such as dough or wool; burujo, lump.
- Embroidery embossing.
Examples of use in Spanish: "sábanas adornadas con bodoques".
- A flange used to reinforce the eyelets or stitches of the wool mattress through which the batts are passed.
- Foolish, foolish.
Examples of use in Spanish: "eres un verdadero bodoque que no sirve para nada".
- Said of a rude, capricious or insolent child.
♦ Used in: Bolivia - Mexico - Being loved, especially if children are involved.
♦ Used in: Mexico
Examples of use in Spanish: "¿Trajiste a tus bodoques?".
- Clay ball made of turquoise and hardened in the air that was used to shoot using the crossbow.
♦ Used in: Paraguay - Bump or round swelling in any part of the body.
♦ Used in: Guatemala - Honduras - Mexico - Rubber ball placed on the end of a stick to play the marimba.
♦ Used in: Honduras - (estar alguien haciendo bodoques) colloq. To be buried. Equivalent to "estar comiendo tierra".