in the salvadorean dialect the word "cerote" means what?

Question

someone told me it means SIHT,,,,,,and someone else told me it means......DUMBASS.....which one is it,,,,,,,,,if its none of them then wut does it mean thx.....

Answer 1

In Mexico and in Central America the word "cerote" means a turd or piece of ****. "Pendejo" is a dumbass.

Answer 2

Well in SPANISH it means piece of dung. It really is used by a lot of hispanics; don't be offended (to those that it may apply to) but I'm surprised to find a mexican that knows what cerote means.

Answer 3

All of those solutions are incorrect. Cracker grew to become right into a named used to describe immigrants from Scotland and eire used interior the seventeenth Century. It later grew to alter right into a term used to describe undesirable whites interior the south interior the 18th century. At one evaluate time those human beings proudly used this call to describe one yet another, yet then later a derogatory term for whites equivalent to undesirable white trash. It had no longer something to do with slave vendors cracking a whip.

Answer 4

Hello, i just enter to see the questions, I'm from Mexico, that word by salvadorean people means "****", here too in Mexico, and also means you done a stupid thing, like same as you use the word **** in your lenguage.

Answer 5

Actually both (piece of ****-turd and dumbass). "My neighbor is a real "cerote"
or, I almost step on a "cerote"

Answer 6

It doesn't have a literal translation--- there's nothing in English that is exactly equivalent. It's slang. Sh-head comes pretty close though.
Kind of like trying to translate "A s s munch" to Spanish. Doesn't quite line up right.

Answer 7

Cerote is a piece of siht.... well, that is what I know.

Answer 8

It translates to "turd" or piece of ****. It's used as asshole or dumbass.

Answer 9

piece of sh*t.