noun
General Slang
salpafuera
sal-pah-FWEH-rah · noun · informal
An uproar; or 'get out!' (PR)
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A commotion or blow-up where people scatter; also used as 'get out of here!'. Literally 'salt outside'.
“Se formó un salpafuera cuando se fue la luz.”
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salpafuera In A Sentence
Se formó un salpafuera cuando se fue la luz.
Origin & Usage
Puerto Rican Spanish idiom ('sal pa' fuera').
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What does 'salpafuera' mean?
It means a commotion or uproar where things blow up and people scatter. It can also be shouted as 'get out of here!'
Where does 'salpafuera' come from?
It's a contraction of the phrase 'sal pa' fuera' (get outside), literally 'salt outside', used for chaotic situations.
How do you use 'salpafuera'?
You say 'se formó un salpafuera' to describe a scene that turned into chaos, like when the power goes out and everyone panics.
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