"bajado su escoba"
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I recently heard the phrase "bajado su escoba" used as a humorous reference about someone rude. I have a feeling it is slang meaning something to the effect of "you fell off your broom" or "you dropped your broom". Am I even close to the right answer?
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updated Dec 19, 2009
posted by rostevens
It might also be making reference to someone who is "stressed" or overworked? - vpeterson, Dec 19, 2009
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I think it means put down your broom and don't be such a witch.
updated Dec 19, 2009
posted by albert-fabrik-
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I think, it might mean: set your goal lower; don´t set a too high goal for yourself
updated Dec 19, 2009
posted by SlowFoxtrot
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Almost like "off his/her rocker" could this be close as well vpeterson? Just a thought. 
updated Dec 19, 2009
posted by Jason7R
