General
fresa
What does fresa mean?
Describes a snobby, preppy, upper-class person or manner; a 'fresa' talks and acts posh.
"¡Qué fresa eres, güey!"
Origin
Mexican Spanish, literally 'strawberry.' The slang sense for posh, spoiled youth emerged in the late 20th century and is roughly equivalent to 'preppy' or 'bougie' in English.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'fresa' mean in slang?
It describes a stuck-up, preppy, upper-class person obsessed with appearances and brands. Think 'bougie' or 'snob.'
Is calling someone 'fresa' an insult?
Usually mildly, yes. It pokes fun at someone being snobby or out of touch.
Does 'fresa' mean strawberry?
Literally yes, but in slang it means a posh, spoiled person.
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