What does «pécora» mean in Spanish?

Beef or head of sheep.

Examples of use in Spanish: "el pastor está al cuidado de las pécoras".
Bad foot odor.

♦ Used in: Peru

Examples of use in Spanish: "tengo una pécora brava por usar estos calzados todo el día".
Suspicion that something is hidden or about to happen.

♦ Used in: Peru
Prostitute, whore.
Malicious.

Examples of use in Spanish: "ese tipo es mucha pécora".
Name given by Linnaeus to ruminants, including giraffes, cavicorns with cattle and sheep, deer and muskoxen.
(mala pécora) A crafty, devious, harmful, vicious, evil person; harpy, wicked.

Examples of use in Spanish: "es una mala pécora, no te juntes con ella".
(mala pécora) Prostitute.

Examples of use in Spanish: "—¡Mala pécora! ¡Ramera! —le insultó su padre, que se abalanzó sobre ella con intención de pegarle", La alianza del converso, Agustín Bernaldo Palatchi - 2010
(carta pécora) Parchment or document, originally made of sheepskin. Since it was harder than paper, important things were written on it.