chafa - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Possible base forms

chafa
chafar (Verb)

Adjectives / Adverbs

mean  adj.	chafa (Lat. Am.: Méx.) [coll.]
poky   or: pokey  adj. [coll.] (Brit.)	chafa (Lat. Am.: Méx.) [coll.]
poor  adj.	chafa (Lat. Am.: Méx.) [coll.]
punk  adj. [coll.]	chafa (Lat. Am.: Méx.) [coll.]
seedy  adj.	chafa (Lat. Am.: Méx.) [coll.]
shoddy  adj.	chafa (Lat. Am.: Méx.) [coll.]
squalid  adj.	chafa (Lat. Am.: Méx.) [coll.]
bad  adj.   - low quality	chafa (Lat. Am.: Méx.) [coll.]
dud  adj. [coll.]   - worthless	chafa (Lat. Am.: Méx.) [coll.]
miserable  adj.   - not good	chafa (Lat. Am.: Méx.) [coll.]
pathetic  adj.   - sad	chafa (Lat. Am.: Méx.) [coll.]

Verbs

to mash sth.  | mashed, mashed |	chafar algo
to crumple sth.  | crumpled, crumpled |	chafar algo
to crush sth.  | crushed, crushed |   - squeeze	chafar algo
to bust sth.  | bust/busted, bust/bustedbust/busted |   - break	chafar algo
to squash sth.  | squashed, squashed |   - crush	chafar algo

Orthographically similar words

chafe, chaff, chufa

chaca, chafar, chama, chapa, chata, chava, chufa

Related search terms

cutre, deficiente, chungo, mala, mezquino, chunga, humilde, morondanga, calamitosa, miserable, balurde, malo, pobre, calamitoso, pinche, mezquina, pobreta, pobrete, berreta