sandunga

f.

1 gracefulness, elegance; cajoling, wheedling; flattering, allurement, fascination. (Colloquial)

2 party, spree.

3 charm, wit.

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sandunga

► nombre femenino

1 familiar charm, wit

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SF

1) * (=encanto) charm; (=gracia) wit

2) LAm (=juerga) binge *, celebration

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femenino

1) (fam)

qué poca sandunga tienes! — you've got no spark o oomph! (colloq)

tiene tanta sandunga — he's a real live wire (colloq)

2) (AmL) (juerga) party, rave-up (esp BrE colloq)

sus clases eran una sandunga — his classes were a riot (colloq)

3) (baile) Southern Mexican folk song/dance

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femenino

1) (fam)

qué poca sandunga tienes! — you've got no spark o oomph! (colloq)

tiene tanta sandunga — he's a real live wire (colloq)

2) (AmL) (juerga) party, rave-up (esp BrE colloq)

sus clases eran una sandunga — his classes were a riot (colloq)

3) (baile) Southern Mexican folk song/dance

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sandunga

feminine

A (fam):

¡qué poca sandunga tienes para todo! you've got no spark o oomph (colloq)

tiene tanta sandunga he's a real ball of fun o a real live wire (colloq)

B (AmL) (juerga) party, rave-up (colloq)

las clases de francés eran una sandunga our French classes were a riot (colloq)

C (Méx) (Mús) folk dance

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sandunga nf

1. Fam [gracia] wit;

[garbo] verve;

le echa mucha sandunga al baile she dances with great verve

2. Méx [baile] = type of Mexican dance

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sandunga

f wit