What does «tusa» mean in Spanish?
- Perra, female dog. It is used as an interjection to call or scare her: ¡tusa!
- Zuro, pit, heart of the panicle after shelling.
♦ Used in: Bolivia - Colombia - Cuba - Ecuador - Panama - Peru - Puerto Rico - Venezuela - Leaves that wrap the ear of corn; espata, farfolla.
♦ Used in: Cuba - Straw, cigarette made from a corn husk.
♦ Used in: Cuba - Spain - Corn ear husks.
♦ Used in: Chile - Someone's hair.
♦ Used in: Chile - Nicaragua - Salvador - Horse's mane and also the operation of trimming them (tusarlos).
♦ Used in: Argentina - Chile - Pitted scar caused by smallpox.
♦ Used in: Colombia - Despicable woman.
♦ Used in: Cuba - Cheerful and lively woman.
♦ Used in: Guatemala - Sadness produced by a disappointment or failure of love.
♦ Used in: Colombia - Beating, walking or hard work.
- Very prolonged and effusive kiss.
♦ Used in: Venezuela - Ruined and old shoe.
♦ Used in: Honduras - Salvador - Penis.
♦ Used in: Ecuador - A despicable, surly or difficult person.
♦ Used in: Colombia - Cuba - Panama - Puerto Rico - A thing of little value.
♦ Used in: Puerto Rico - Feminine of "tuso" (animal without a tail or with a short tail).
- (tusa de coco) Nerves enveloping the coconut.
♦ Used in: Honduras - (hasta la tusa) Very tired or tired.
♦ Used in: Chile - (hasta la tusa) Drunk.
♦ Used in: Panama - (hasta la tusa) Full place, no space.
♦ Used in: Panama - (pura tusa) Unfulfiller of his promises.