el bajón
🇨🇱 Spanish slang from Chile
What does “el bajón” mean?
the munchies; late-night junk food
Example
“Después del carrete me dio el bajón.”
After the party I got the munchies.
Who you can say it to
With friends, not your boss
🌮 Food🎉 Going out
The textbook way to say it: hambre
More from Chile
- piscolapisco and cola, Chile’s party drink
- terremoto"earthquake": white wine, pineapple ice cream and grenadine
- chorrillanaa mountain of fries with meat, onion and eggs
- picoteonibbles, snacks to share
- carreteparty, night out
- copetealcoholic drink
- pasarlo chanchoto have a blast
- carretearto party, to go out
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