Cuacho

Cuacho
 

I overheard a smidgen of a conversation where someone was talking disparagingly, from what I could gather, about something. They said está bien cuacho. That's pretty much all I heard, so I don't really have any more context. Any insight on this?

The word Cuacho is only a idiom, or as you want to say that, it's a modismo, Mexico on.

Yes, do you know what it means? Ya que una traducción puede ser difícil de hallar, podrías explicar qué significa o cómo se usa. Gracias por adelantado. :)

Hmmmm....

Are you sure it was "cuacho"? Not "gacho"?

I actually thought of that, given the apparent similarity in meaning, but I'm pretty sure it was pronounced as cuacho.

maybe they meant it as.....nothing sticks to this person (because of what the word means.......rubber)

In Puerto Rico they refer to a couch/love seat = el caucho

But I don't really believe that.....

I'll investigate it further with my contacts.....

Thanks Elaina. I'm thinking some more about it, and searching the net and it might have been cuacha instead of cuacho. I found quite a few hits for cuacha as a slang word in some areas. Let me know if any of your contacts knows what it means. :)

I've heard the word cuacha.... it's used to mean that someone/something isn't worth anything........

Él vale cuacha = He is worthless
Me vale cuacha = I don't care

That must be it then. Worthless/stupid/dumb was the meaning I got from the context more or less, so I must have unwittingly changed the last letter of the word.

Please, you let me have for you, I need to investigate what does Cuacho mean, currently I don't know with exactitude the mean of the word, but I can tell you that the word is used on my country for say, Tu estas cuacho, I mean, you are very lazy.