Used by many Venezuelans and if you translate it from spanish to english, it means "this" but it is used most times for basically "yeahhh" or "you got it going on!" or "cool"
friend 1 "hey look at my dress, it aint hot? i'm going to the club tonight!"
friend 2 "eso!!"
friend 3 "hey i kissed juan last night!"
friend 4 "eso!!"
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east side oakland, da town!
murder dubbs, dirty 30s, shady 80s, 9800! the 100s
irep the eso!
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stands for erin street orphans it is the home to 300 students, it’s a very small school but they will not fold , they have the strongest brotherhood!
eso all the
fuckn loyal dudes,
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East Side Oakland
See also
(NSO) and (WSO)
No one ever throws up south!
"Eso
muthafucka!"
"Get off my fuckin turf"
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Wyd? "I'm playing eso
atm lol"
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Eso is Greek, and refers to the Esoteric dimensions of Man existing simultaneously with the physical structure of Man. Specifically, Esoteric = MIND and Spiritual dimensions.
Eso is used as a prefix to other words to cause
those words to suggest non-physical parts of Man.
The Esoteric dimensions of Man cannot be perceived by ones brain or physical senses. Esochology is the study of the Eso
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Equiptment
Superior To Operator
An error caused by an operator's innability to operate a device or tool properly.
The torque wrench was
not broken, it was an obvious ESO Error.
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| plaster noun
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| | escayola, enlucido, emplasto,
estuco, esparadrapo
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| en yeso
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| | in plaster
| | vaciado en yeso noun
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| | plaster cast
| | cartón de yeso noun
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| | plasterboard
| | tablero de yeso
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| | gypsum board
| | yeso de cemento
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| | cement plaster
| | yeso blanco noun
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| | white plaster, plaster of Paris
| | yeso mate
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| | matte plaster
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| sacudida noun
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| | shake, jolt, shaking, shock,
jog
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Nearby Translations yesero yesero yescas yesca yesar y es ¿y eso? y eso yeso blanco yeso de cemento yeso mate yesos
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What does Esse mean in Spanish slang?
Ese is a Spanish slang term which means comrade, pal or friend. Young teens often use this term to refer to their circle of friends.
What does it mean when someone says eso?
“Eso es” mean in Spanish “That's it”, but there are other words that mean the same thing. It is all contextual, is relevant to the conversation. That's right! ¡Es correcto!, ¡Eso es!, ¡Eso mero! That's the idea!
What is the meaning of Y in Spanish?
Two of the most common conjunctions in Spanish — y (meaning "and") and o (meaning "or") — can change spelling and pronunciation based on the word that follows. In that way, they are much like the "a" of English changing to "an" before a vowel sound.
Why do Spaniards say Vale?
It's used as a way of agreeing or affirming what someone has said. (“We're meeting at 11am tomorrow, vale?” or “Call me later to organize that.” Vale, I'll call you.) After a while in Spain you'll notice that people tend to use it twice in reply (vale, vale) which is endearing!