Word Archaeology: cacafuego
From the Latin “cacare” (to poop, basically) and the Spanish “fuego” (fire), this word circa 1625 meant a braggart or a boaster. Before that, in the...
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From the Latin “cacare” (to poop, basically) and the Spanish “fuego” (fire), this word circa 1625 meant a braggart or a boaster. Before that, in the...
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