What does «hartera» mean in Spanish?

Weariness, laziness, malaise or tiredness.

♦ Used in: Colombia - Cuba - Nicaragua - Puerto Rico - Venezuela
Drunkenness.

♦ Used in: Cuba - Nicaragua - Puerto Rico
The consequence of being fed up with eating and drinking to excess; by extension, doing anything to excess.

Examples of use in Spanish: "¡Qué jartera! Me comí tres platos de comida".
(¡Qué jartera!/¡qué hartera!) What a bore, what a bore, what a bore!

Examples of use in Spanish: "¡Qué hartera con estos alumnos!".