paquete

See also: paqueté

Portuguese

Noun

paquete m (plural paquetes)

a large steamboat
(obsolete) a small cargo and/or messenger sailing ship
(by extension) referring to different types of boats
(informal) a young man who delivers messages (specially love messages)
(slang) menstruation

Adjective

paquete (plural, comparable)

well dressed

Spanish

Etymology

From French paquet, from Dutch pak, from Proto-Germanic *pakkô.

Noun

paquete m (plural paquetes)

parcel
package
(colloquial, Spain) chump, useless, butterfingers (an incompetent person)
(colloquial, Spain) lunchbox (male genitals enclosed in clothing)
(colloquial) scrotum, package

Synonyms

(parcel): encomienda (Latin America)
(chump): manco
(butterfingers): zoquete m or f, zopenco m or f, manazas m or f

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