General
rebú
What does rebú mean?
A loud, boisterous group or commotion; a ruckus.
"Se formó un rebú en la esquina."
Origin
Dominican Spanish, of uncertain origin.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'rebú' mean?
It's an uproar or ruckus — a loud, boisterous crowd or commotion.
How do you use 'rebú'?
Use it for a rowdy scene, like 'se formó un rebú en la esquina' (a ruckus broke out on the corner).
Where does 'rebú' come from?
It's Dominican Spanish of uncertain origin, likely tied to the idea of 'bullicio' (hubbub) and general commotion.
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