A fork of Rural Dictionary
Literally meant the lookout basket in the top mast of a Spanish galeon ship. Sailors would get very sea sick when assigned to this post, so when they would think of becoming mutinous, the captain would send them up to the carajo as punishment. Hence the Spanish interjection meaning anything from get out of here, go fly a kite, go fuck yourself, etc...
Vete para el carajo.
No me importa un carajo, I don't care a shit!
Dominican for a panic attack, generally after being told a very bad news.
A Altagracia le dió un bioco cuando supo que su hija estaba embarazada.
Altagracia had a bioco when she knew that her daughter was pregnant.
Onomatopoeic term for 'ñ', the 17th letter of the Spanish alphabet. It is pronounced as in the 'gn' in Cognac and also as in the 'ni' in onion. It can be reproduced in the common PC keyboard by pressing ALT and 165 on the num locks for the upper case letter and ALT 164 for the lower case letter.
Did you know that an eñe is just the letter n with a silly line on top?
It's called a tilde, you ñoño!