adjective/fuˈʝeɾo/
cheating, deceitful (especially when playing games); lazy, negligent (someone who does a job poorly or avoids effort)
From fulla (“trick, deceit”), from Arabic فُلَّة (fulla, “deceit”).
/fuˈʝeɾo/
cheating, deceitful (especially when playing games); lazy, negligent (someone who does a job poorly or avoids effort)
From fulla (“trick, deceit”), from Arabic فُلَّة (fulla, “deceit”).
fullero is masculine in Spanish.
cheater, trickster (especially in the context of gambling or games of chance)
“No juego más contigo al dominó, que eres un fullero.” — I'm not playing dominoes with you anymore; you're a cheater.
Related: fullería
From fulla (“trick, deceit”), from Arabic فُلَّة (fulla, “deceit”).