Welcome to the Lunfardo Dictionary D, your comprehensive guide to the Lunfardo language! On this page, dedicated to the letter “D,” you will find a ton of Lunfardo words, each followed by its meaning in standard Spanish and then translated into English for easy understanding.
Lunfardo Dictionary D – Words in Lunfardo, Spanish and English
| Dandy: Correctos y buenos mozos (English: Correct and good looking) |
| Dante: Bujarrón, pederasta activo (English: Deceitful, active pedophile ) |
| Dar dique: Engañar con falsas apariencias (English: Deceive by false pretenses) |
| Darique: Invercion silabica de querida (English: Syllabic inversion of dear) |
| Dátiles: Dedos de las manos o pies (English: Fingers or toes) |
| De queruza: Alerta, atención (English: Alert, attentive) |
| Debute: Excelente (English: Excellent) |
| Deca: Decadencia (English: Decay) |
| Dechavar: Delatar (English: Give away) |
| Dedo: Alcahuete (English: Pimp) |
| Degoyar: Estafar, defraudar (English: Swindle, defraud) |
| Delantero: Senos (English: Breasts) |
| Depa /Derpa: Departamento, generalmente, de soltero (English: Apartment, usually bachelor’s) |
| Dequera: Alerta, atención (English: Alert, attentive) |
| Desabrochado: Despreocupado (English: Uncaring) |
| Desafrecharse: Fornicar (English: Fornicate) |
| Desbolado: Desordenado (English: Untidy) |
| Desbolar: Alborotar, desordenar (English: To disturb, disorderly) |
| Desbole: Desorden, lío (English: Disorder, mess) |
| Desbrujulado: Desorientado (English: Disoriented) |
| Descangayado: Achacoso, deteriorado (English: Ailing, deteriorated) |
| Descarnada: Muerte, la (English: Death, the) |
| Deschavar: Delatar, confesar (English: To tell on, confess) |
| Deschave: Confesión Apertura de una cerradura o cerrojo (English: Confession Opening of a lock or bolt) |
| Descolado: Deteriorado, achacoso (English: Deteriorated, ailing) |
| Desconche: Desorden, lío (English: Disorder, mess) |
| Desconectado: Despreocupado (English: Uncaring) |
| Descuerear: Chismear (English: Gossip) |
| Descuidista: Ladrón que aprovecha el descuido de sus víctimas (English: Thief who takes advantage of his victims’ carelessness) |
| Desechar: Eliminar (English: Eliminate) |
| Desenchufado: Despreocupado (English: Careless) |
| Desgrilar: Robar (English: Stealing) |
| Deshilachado: Deprimido (English: Depressed) |
| Desiderio: Decidido (English: Determined) |
| Desinflarse: Asustarse (English: Frightened) |
| Desmayarse: Dormir (English: Sleeping) |
| Despachar: Matar (English: Killing) |
| Despe: Desorden, lío (English: Disorder, mess) |
| Despegado: Despreocupado (English: Uncaring) |
| Despelotado: Desordenado (English: Untidy) |
| Despelotar: Desordenar (English: Disorder) |
| Despelote: Desorden, lío (English: Messy, messy) |
| Despiolado: Desordenado (English: Messy) |
| Despiole /despiporre: Desorden, lío (English: Messy, messy) |
| Desprendido: Despreocupado, indiferente (English: Uncaring, indifferent) |
| Desquicio: Desorden, lío (English: Disorder, mess) |
| Desteñir: Traicionar informalmente (English: Informal betrayal) |
| Dichero: Cobista (English: Cobista) |
| Dientudo: Piano (English: Piano) |
| Dilatar: Confusión, desorden (English: Confusion, disorder) |
| Dinenti: Cantillos (Juego de niños) (English: Cantillos (Child’s play)) |
| Dique: Presunción, vanidad (English: Presumption, vanity) |
| Diquear: Alardear (English: Bragging) |
| Diqueo: Aspaviento (English: Show-off) |
| Disquero: Se dice del Fanfarrón y de cuanto sirve para fanfarronear (English: It is said of the braggart and of anything used for bragging.) |
| Dolorosa: Factura de gastos, generalmente, del restaurante (English: Expense bill, usually from the restaurant) |
| Dona: Mujer (English: Woman) |
| Dopado: Drogado (English: Drugged) |
| Dragoneante: Cortejante (English: Courting) |
| Dragonear: Enamorar, cortejar (English: To fall in love, to woo) |
| Dragoneo: Galanteo (English: Courtship) |
| Drogui: Bebida alcohólica (English: Alcoholic drink) |
| Droguista: Borracho (English: Drunk) |
| Durañona: Chambóm (English: Chambóm) |
| Durazno: Chambón (English: Chambón) |
| Duro: Chambón (English: Chambón) |
