How is the word maricón translated from Spanish to English

Insulto muy ofensivo dirigido a un hombre gay.

A very offensive slur for a gay man.

noun
English translation
faggot

Examples with “maricón”

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  • Lo sancionaron por gritar esa palabra a un aficionado. He was suspended for shouting that word at a fan.

  • Llevaba un haz de leña seca. She carried a faggot of dry wood.

  • La palabra maricón está en todas las listas de moderación. The word faggot is on every moderation blacklist.

  • Ata las ramas en un haz de leña antes de quemarlas. Bind the branches into a faggot before you burn them.

  • Llamar maricón a alguien te deja fuera del equipo. Calling anyone a faggot gets you removed from the team.

  • Un haz de leña arde rápido en una estufa abierta. A faggot burns quickly in an open stove.

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FAQ about “maricón”

How is “maricón” translated from Spanish?
“maricón” translates into English as “faggot”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “maricón” mean?
Meaning of “maricón”: Insulto muy ofensivo dirigido a un hombre gay. In English — “faggot”.
What part of speech is “maricón”?
“maricón” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “maricón”?
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