Today's Dominican Word: Rebulú: This is in reference when a fights breaks out between two or a group of people. The fight could be a verbal argument and/or physical altercation.
Dominican: Manuel y David tuvieron un Rebulú cuando David se negó a pagarle la deuda de $1,000 dólares.
English: Manuel and David got into a verbal altercation when David refused to pay Manuel his money (a thousand dollars).
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- Robin Arturo
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