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Just trying to figure out what this means, I searched the dictionary but can't find it. Any help would be great. Thanks

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I never heard of it meaning that. I guess that would probable depend in which region it's used. Here in Puerto Rico it means I'm mad. To be turned on or excited would be "estoy exitada"

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look here, I can see how it can mean all those things, in addition to drunk

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well..
in mexico it means = "im excited".. "estoy exitada"

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in Colombia u say "estoy bien prendida" when u are mad (slightly drunk or tiddly) ... smile

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I am very mad. Prendida meaning fired-up, which is symbolic to how one would feel when you get really really mad. Like in the cartoons where the persons whole head turns real red. Prendida.

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Thanks...are you sure'

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Yes. I say it at times. But when I say it, I say like I mean "I am f''''ing mad". But don't use that one.

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Some one told me it ment "I am very turned on/excited"

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I am in Texas

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Well, a lot of Mexicans live in Texas, so you could probably check with someone from that region. I don't know if in Mexico it has the same meaning. Where did you read or hear it'

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A friend sent it to me as a text message. She said I need to figure it out for myself. A Mexican girl at work told me what she thought it meant. I just wondered if she was correct....now I am confused. I hope she is right grin) and not what you said. :((

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Yeah, go with the Mexican. Seems to me like she's interested in you. And if you're sure you didn't do anything to make her mad, you can be sure you did something to get her excited. Good luck. Just goes to show you how a small phrase can have different meaning, depending in which country you say it. Some words to which a mexican may be normal, in other countries, including Puerto Rico, can have a whole different meaning and even be a bad word. So, we learn something new everyday.

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Maybe it depends on the context, but I have heard it used like.: I am very nicely made up or dressed.

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There you go, another different meaning. This is cool. Who would've thought that such a small phrase could have so many different meanings.

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That's what I'm thinking.....she is either well dress, excited or mad''''''

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