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mario quintero

perder hacha, calabaza y miel
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It is not the axe but CHICHA. LOSING CHICHA pumpkin and MIEL.SE used to refer to when there is loss TOTAL, or the risk is very ALTO.eJEMPLO.sI I take risks I lose CHICHA, pumpkin and honey

  




Adriana Lopwz

I also am of Colombia but the region's Caribbean and also say losing axe, pumpkin and honey and means that losing it all either by a disaster or ambition as is the case with bets.

  


Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

The correct term is " Miss Chicha, pumpkin and honey ". It means be unable to recover anything, the loss is lost everything. In Colombia we say colloquially " Lose up to 34 surname; or " Stay with what you had put ". Total disaster. Total loss: chicha is lost ( 41 drink; , Pumpkin ( the same quer gourd or pot where ) and honey ( cin that sweeten ). Run out of anything. Become the inopia, destitute.

  


Guido Picado Jiménez

In Costa Rica if you are using and exactly with this form (axe, pumpkin and honey). The meaning is the same Mario Quintero for Colombia, scoring, is used to describe a total loss, where nothing was saved.

  



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