verb
General Slang
sacarle
sah-KAR-leh · verb · slang
To chicken out, back out
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Definitions
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To bail or chicken out of something; '¡no le saques!' means 'don't back out!'.
“No le saques, ya dijiste que ibas.”
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sacarle In A Sentence
No le saques, ya dijiste que ibas.
Origin & Usage
From 'sacar' with the pronominal '-le'; to pull back.
Variants
sacatón
People Also Ask
What does 'sacarle' mean?
It means to chicken out or back out of something. '¡No le saques!' means 'don't back out!' or 'don't wimp out!'
What is a 'sacatón'?
A 'sacatón' is the related noun for a coward or someone who always chickens out.
How do you use 'sacarle'?
You use it to call out someone bailing, e.g. 'no le saques, ya dijiste que ibas' (don't back out, you already said you'd go).
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