What Does This Mean?
Brazilian Portuguese slang noun, feminine form, for a woman or person who "dá close": someone who acts in an extravagant, attention-seeking way or shows off a striking look. It is derived from the expression "dar close", which Dicio records as slang for wanting all the attention on oneself. The noun itself is not yet documented in dictionaries.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""Ela é muito closeira: não sai de casa sem um look pensado para arrasar", comentou a amiga."
LORE & ORIGIN
Dicio lists "dar close" as slang meaning to want all the attention for oneself by behaving extravagantly in order to show off. The agent nouns "closeira" and "closeiro" do not appear in that page, so their dates and first users are not yet documented; they follow the usual -eira/-eiro pattern of Portuguese. The only documented difference from closeiro is grammatical gender: closeira is feminine, closeiro masculine.
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