Slang Italian Words and Colloquial Expressions
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saccente (un/una) n. a know-it-all, a smart-ass; (lit.): from the verb sapere, meaning "to know."
Italian Slang Dictionary
saputo/a n. a know-it-all, a smart-ass; (lit.): from the verb sapere, meaning "to know."
scoreggia f. (pl. -ge) (vulgar) fart.
scoreggiare v.i. (vulgar) to fart.
scemo/a n. a stupid person, a jerk; (from the verb scemare, meaning "to shrink or diminish").
sfatto f. (trivial) worn out after a night of debauchery.
sgualdrina f. (pejorative) trollop, strumpet, harlot, tart.
spettegolare v. to gossip; (lit.): to tattle.
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