What Does This Mean?
Colombian colloquial word for a buddy or close friend, also written "parcero" and "parcera". It is used as a form of address ("¿qué más, parce?") and for someone you are very close to, and by extension a person from Colombia. It belongs to the informal speech called parlache, and is friendly rather than insulting between friends.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""Parce, ¿me prestas veinte mil hasta mañana?" he asked."
LORE & ORIGIN
Wikcionario defines "parce" as colloquial parlache from Colombia, meaning a friend, companion, partner or accomplice with whom one has great closeness, and calls it a shortening of "aparcero". It lists "parcero" as a variant and "ñero" among related words. It also records unrelated older senses from Spain and religion. No dated first use of the Colombian sense is given.
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