9 Weird Ways Argentines Talk About Sex

Some of them are actually kinda cute.

1. To throw the Greyhounds at someone.

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In Spanish: Tirarle los galgos.

Meaning: To flirt with someone.

How to use it: I think he is throwing the greyhounds at you!

2. To bump each other.

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In Spanish: Chichonear.

Meaning: To flirt.

How to use it: We spent the whole night bumping into each other.

3. To cover something in metal.

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In Spanish: Chapar.

Meaning: To make out.

How to use it: I really want to cover him in metal tonight.

4. To drag someone's wing.

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In Spanish: Arrastrar el ala.

Meaning: To flirt with someone. Comes from the movement male pigeons make when trying to copulate with female pigeons.

How to use it: She's really cute, I want to drag her wings.

5. To make a deal.

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In Spanish: Transar.

Meaning: To have sex.

How to use it: We finally made a deal last night and it was amazing.

6. To squeeze someone.

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In Spanish: Apretar

Meaning: To make out.

How to use it: We squeezed in his car and then he drove me home.

7. To scratch each other.

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In Spanish: Rascar.

Meaning: To make out.

How to use it: Hey, want to scratch each other?

8. To rub something with a piece of cloth.

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In Spanish: Franelear.

Meaning: To make out heavily.

How to use it: We rubbed clothed against each other and I think I'm in love now.

9. To thicken the skin, mainly leather.

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In Spanish: Curtir.

Meaning: To fuck.

How to use it: It was probably the best thicken of skin ever.