ciscar.
to scratch (to excavate with the claws)
Meaning & usage
to scratch (to excavate with the claws)
to flirt or seek a relationship with someone other than one's romantic partner
to defecate little by little
Where this word comes from
From Vulgar Latin *scissicāre, from Latin scindere (“to cut, separate”). By surface analysis, cisco + -ar. The sense relating to unfaithful flirting might be in reference to the slang sense for galinha (“someone who is never single”).
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