ABRAPALABRA

What Does ABRAPALABRA Mean? (Using ABRAPALABRA Online)

The Quick Answer

ABRAPALABRA means "The Ability To Speak Spanish When Drunk."

More Observations...

The term ABRAPALABRA refers to the increased confidence a person feels when they try to speak a language when intoxicated. It is a play on the words "abracadabra" (the "magic word") and "palabra" (which means "word" in Spanish). Although ABRAPALABRA most commonly describes the increased confidence felt by a someone attempting to speak Spanish when drunk, it may also be applied to any other language.

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When I write ABRAPALABRA, I mean this:

ABRAPALABRA! After a couple of cervezas, my ability to speak Spanish improves dramatically.

Summary of Key Points

We have summarized the key points in the table below:

ABRAPALABRA
Definition:	The ability to speak Spanish when drunk
Type:	Abbreviation
Guessability:	2: Quite easy to guess
Typical Users:	Adults and Teenagers

Examples of ABRAPALABRA in Sentences

Here are examples of ABRAPALABRA in conversations:

• Tony: Your Spanish improves a little after each beer you drink.
• Jordan: That's called ABRAPALABRA!

• Tony: Jeremy can only speak German after he's had some shots.
• Jordan: He already speaks it well, ABRAPALABRA just gives him the confidence.

An Academic Look at ABRAPALABRA

ABRAPALABRA is typically used as a noun (i.e., a naming word). For example:

• This rum gives me ABRAPALABRA.
(Here, ABRAPALABRA is being used as a noun.)

Example of ABRAPALABRA Used in a Text

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