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Mexican Spanish colloquial term, from "nena", for a girl or young woman. In online talk it is also used for a woman who sells goods informally through social media and chat apps, such as clothes, makeup or snacks. Depending on tone it can be affectionate or mildly belittling, so context matters.

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

""Le compré la blusa a una neni de Instagram y llegó en dos días," he said."

LORE & ORIGIN

Recent term in this online sense; no dated source found yet. It is a clipped, playful variant of "nena" used in Mexican slang.

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2020s
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