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Barbero in Mexican Slang

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Mar 09, 2010
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Barbero in Mexican Slang
by: Anonymous

"Barbero" means literally "Barber" some one who cuts hair. Also the slang term "Barbero" means brown-noser, someone who kisses-up in hopes of a favor. The difference in both words could be extrapolated from the context. also, the term is used all throughout Mexico, but more predominantly especially the Northern region.

Examples: "No seas Barbero" "Don't be a brown-noser"

Mar 07, 2010
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Brownie
by: Anonymous

A barbero is slang for a brown noser , regional in Baja

Aug 24, 2009
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Barbero is not Slang
by: Anonymous

Barbero

Is Spanish for ... A Barber who cuts hair

Different parts of Mexico use different wording for a barber though such as......

* El Barbero
* La Peluqueria
* Peluqueria de Caballeros


Jul 17, 2009
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maybe...
by: Anonymous

Barbero could also mean someone who is shady and not on the up and up also a kind of instigator. No seas barbero... Meaning don't be a kiss ass.
not to be confused with Bárbaro. as in Qué bárbaro!

May 21, 2009
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barber
by: Anonymous

Barbero means barber in spanish but i don't think it's specific to mexico.

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