What does «pegoste» mean in Spanish?
- Thick sticky substance.
♦ Used in: Cuba - Spain - Guatemala - Honduras - Mexico - Nicaragua - Paste; poultice made with a sticky material.
♦ Used in: Cuba - Honduras - Mexico
Examples of use in Spanish: "la salsa se había reducido más allá del punto preciso y se convirtió en un pegoste negruzco y repugnante".
- Meddlesome, self-invited; inopportune, cloying.
♦ Used in: Cuba - Honduras - Mexico - Nicaragua
Examples of use in Spanish: "mi gato es muy pegoste, no se aparta de mi lado".
- Someone's inseparable companion, often annoying to others.
♦ Used in: Venezuela
Examples of use in Spanish: "cuando la invitamos a ella siempre viene con el pegoste del novio".
"ven a visitarme pero sin pegoste".
- Stain, dirt.
Examples of use in Spanish: "usando este producto no quedará rastro de mancha, olor o pegoste".
- An ancient technique used by the masons of Puebla to prepare the best quality mortar. This stucco was initially made with baked clay. It was also called pegostre and pegote.
♦ Used in: Mexico
Examples of use in Spanish: "En las casas del siglo xviii aparece el pegoste".
- Tape of cloth or plastic having an adhesive side and used to hold bandages or similar; adhesive tape, adhesive.
- Casting.
- Parasite.
- Child.
♦ Used in: Spain - Nicaragua - A person of short stature.