repelo

Spanish

Etymology

Noun

repelo m (plural repelos)

(colloquial) disgust, aversion
hangnail
knot of wood
(Latin America) junk
(Latin America) rag (used cloths)
ugly hair
something sticking out

Synonyms

(aversion): aversión, repugnancia
(hangnail): padrastro
(junk): chatarra, basura
(rag): traste, trapo

Derived terms

a repelo

Verb

repelo

First-person singular (yo) present indicative form of repeler.

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