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A kid, in the northeast. Originally, in old Spanish, the "huerco" was a demon of the underworld, which tells you how northeastern parents feel about their children. "Huerco travieso" (naughty kid) is practically one word in Monterrey.
Literal Translation:
Underworld demon (old Spanish)
Level of Use:
common
Where you’ll hear it:
Examples
Esos huercos no se están quietos ni un minuto
Those kids can't sit still for a minute
Similar
Morro/Morra
Dude/Bro/Sis