what does this word mean in spanish "wuear"
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sigue verdad wuear?
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updated Oct 18, 2011
posted by jwallen7
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güevear = huevear = lesear (in Chile)
pulling your leg, kidding around, joking... 
Just in case you got it from a Chilean.
updated Oct 18, 2011
posted by chileno
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Do you have any context for this ? Did you read it or hear it?
It almost sounds like " huir" to flee.
updated Oct 18, 2011
edited by pacofinkler
posted by pacofinkler
a mi tambien me gustaria wuear a los zancudos pa q vean como se siente - Jack-OBrien, Oct 18, 2011
Can you clarify Jack? I really taking a wild guess here - pacofinkler, Oct 18, 2011
No, it has me completely mystified. - Jack-OBrien, Oct 18, 2011
I found the phrase on facebook, and there is a graphic of 'no mosquitos' or a picture of a mosquito in a crossed circle. - Jack-OBrien, Oct 18, 2011
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That word doesn't exist, and if you heard it somewhere then it was slang for that specific region.
updated Oct 18, 2011
posted by saratoga
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i looked everywhere and cannot find the word wuear. i'm not sure where you saw it but you may want to check if your sources are legitimate
updated Oct 18, 2011
posted by aminwalla
