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In Spanish-language meme communities, a word for a member or follower of the "La Grasa" (Seguidores de la Grasa) Facebook-era meme scene, or for something in its deliberately crude, tacky style. This is the community sense; in standard Spanish "grasoso" simply means greasy or fatty.

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

""Ese humor es muy grasoso, pero me hace reír," he admitted about the group's memes."

LORE & ORIGIN

Spanish Wiktionary lists only the standard adjective sense, "that has a lot of grease". The community sense is inferred from the existing entries for la grasa and SDLG, which describe a large meme group whose name plays on "grasa" as tacky or crude; no source consulted defines "grasoso" for that scene or dates its first use. The entry is therefore conservative: it records the likely derivation, not an attested origin story.

FIRST SEEN
Unknown (no dated first use of the community sense is documented)
PEAK ERA (EDITORIAL)
c. 2013-present
CURRENT STATUS
Legacy / Decaying Slang
Related To:la grasaSDLG

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