General
plepla
What does plepla mean?
To talk nonsense or baloney; empty chatter.
"Eso que dices es pura plepla."
Origin
Dominican Spanish, onomatopoeic.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'plepla' mean?
It means nonsense talk or baloney — empty, meaningless chatter.
Where does 'plepla' come from?
It's Dominican Spanish and onomatopoeic, imitating the sound of idle, empty prattle.
How do you use 'plepla'?
Use it to dismiss talk you don't buy, like 'eso que dices es pura plepla' (what you're saying is pure baloney).
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