bicudo

Portuguese

Etymology

From bico +‎ -udo.

Pronunciation

(Brazil) IPA^(key): /bi.ˈku.du/

Adjective

bicudo m (feminine singular bicuda, masculine plural bicudos, feminine plural bicudas, comparable)

(of a bird) having a long beak
sharp, pointed
(figuratively) complicated, difficult, hard to grasp
(Brazil) angry, annoyed
(Brazil) stoned (high on drugs) or drunk

Synonyms

(sharp): afiado, pontiagudo, pontudo
(difficult): difícil, complicado, osso
(angry): irritado, zangado, puto
(stoned): chapado

Antonyms

(difficult): fácil, moleza, mamão com açúcar
(angry): calmo, tranquilo, de boa
(stoned): sóbrio

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