Cagué (en. Laughed)

/kaˈɡe/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Form of the verb cagar in the first person singular of the simple past tense.

I went to the bathroom before leaving.

Yo cagué en el baño antes de salir.

Colloquial expression that can refer to feeling overwhelmed or scared.

I was scared to death when I heard the noise.

Cagué de miedo cuando escuché el ruido.

It can also be used in contexts of making a mistake or failure.

I messed up on the exam for not studying.

Cagué en el examen por no estudiar.

Derived from the verb cagar, of Latin origin.

I was scared to death.

I felt a great fear.

cagué de miedo

Don't freak out.

Don't be scared.

no te cagues

I messed up on the test.

I made a mistake on the test.

cagué en la prueba

cagar

To expel waste from the body.

cagar

coward

A person who is easily scared or frightened.

cagón

to be scared

To be afraid or to get scared.

cagarse

To express that a mistake has been made.

I messed up in the game and lost.

Cagué en el juego y perdí.

To feel very scared.

I was scared when I saw the horror movie.

Cagué cuando vi la película de terror.