cacha

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cacha
feminine noun
1thigh (informal) (muslo)
2handle (mango) (de cuchillo); butt (de pistola)

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cacha [cah’-chah]
noun
1Handle of a razor. (f)
  • Hasta las cachas -> full to the brim
2Tardiness, inactivity. (Province; Provinicial) (f)
3Horn. (Andes) (f)
4metal spur attached to the leg of a fighting cock (de gallo). (Andes) (f)
5Large chest (arca). (Andes) (f)
6Cachas, bottom (culo); legs (piernas). (f)
7Estar a medias cachas, to be tipsy (locuciones); (CAm.) Hacer cachas, to try hard. (Mexico) (f)
8Cheek (cachete). (Ante Meridian & Latin American) (m)
9Crooked deal (negocio). (Ante Meridian & Central America) (m)
10Opportunity. (Ante Meridian & Central America) (m)
adjective
1Bent, crooked, inflected.
verb
2GACHO.

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cacha
sustantivo:femenino
1 [de arma] butt
2 (muy_familiar) (Anatomía) (muslo) thigh;cachas (muslos) thighs; (culo) bottom; (s)
estar cachas (ser musculoso) to have plenty of muscles; be well set-up; (ser atractivo) to be dishy; (familiar) [+mujer] to be hot stuff; (familiar)
hasta las cachas up to the hilt; completely
3 (And) (cuerno) horn
4 (And) [de gallo] metal spur attached to the leg of a fighting cock
5 (And) (arca) large chest
6 (Chile) (familiar) (burla)
sacar cacha(s) a de algno to make fun of sb
7 (Latinoamérica) (cachete) cheek
8 (Centroamérica) (familiar) (apaño) crooked deal; (familiar)
9 (Centroamérica) (oportunidad) opportunity
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estar a medias cachas (México) (familiar) to be tipsy
estar fuera de cacha to be out of danger
hacer la cacha (Centroamérica) (familiar) to put one's back into it
hacer cachas (Centroamérica) (familiar) to try hard
¡qué cacha! (Centroamérica) (familiar) what a nuisance!

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