What Does This Mean?
Brazilian Portuguese slang noun, masculine form, for a man 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 slang expression "dar close". Unlike closeira, which is the feminine form, closeiro is the masculine or default form; the noun is not yet documented in dictionaries.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""Aquele closeiro chegou na festa com um look que parou todo mundo", disse o colega."
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 noun "closeiro" is not in that page, so its date and first users are not yet documented; it follows the Portuguese -eiro agent-noun pattern. Compared with closeira, the only documented difference is grammatical gender.
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