noun
General Slang
movida
moh-VEE-dah · noun · slang
A scheme, hustle, or side deal
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Definitions
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A move, scheme, or shady side deal/affair; 'movidas' are shady dealings.
“Ese anda en sus movidas otra vez.”
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A secret romantic affair or fling on the side.
“Dicen que tiene una movida con la vecina.”
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movida In A Sentence
Ese anda en sus movidas otra vez.
Dicen que tiene una movida con la vecina.
Origin & Usage
From 'mover' (to move); a 'move' or maneuver.
Variants
movidas
People Also Ask
What does 'movida' mean?
It means a move, scheme, hustle, or shady side deal — and can also mean a secret romantic affair.
Where does 'movida' come from?
It comes from the Spanish verb 'mover' (to move), literally meaning 'a move' or maneuver.
Is 'movida' negative?
It often implies something shady or underhanded, though the tone depends on context.
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