Cagaste (en. Pooped)

/kaˈɡaste/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Act of defecating done in the past by you.

You crapped in the bathroom before leaving.

Cagaste en el baño antes de salir.

Expression used in situations of frustration or a mistake made.

You messed up the exam by not studying!

¡Cagaste el examen al no estudiar!

Colloquial use to indicate that someone failed in a task or responsibility.

We told you not to do it, and you messed up again.

Te dijimos que no lo hicieras y cagaste de nuevo.

It derives from the verb 'cagar', which comes from the Latin 'cacare'.

you messed up (lit. you crapped outside the pot)

You made a grave mistake.

cagaste fuera del tiesto

don't mess up (lit. don't crap outside the pot)

Don't make a mistake.

no cagues fuera del tiesto

cagar

To relieve oneself (physiological needs).

cagar

cagada

Serious error or mistake.

cagada

cagón

A person who acts with fear or cowardice.

cagón

Expression of disappointment or error in an informal context.

You messed up by not arriving at the meeting.

Cagaste al no llegar a la reunión.

Vulgar use to refer to something done poorly.

You made a monumental screw-up in that project.

Hiciste una cagaste monumental en ese proyecto.