"putivuelta" meaning in Spanish

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  "etymology_text": "From puta (“whore, bitch”) + vuelta (“walk”). Term popularized in 2014 by the Mexican reality show Acapulco Shore, the adaptation of the American show Jersey Shore.",
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      "form": "putivueltas",
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  "lang_code": "es",
  "pos": "noun",
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          "ref": "2020 June 5, Eva Vélez, “La guía (casi) definitiva para entender el lenguaje de los jóvenes.”, in El Comercio",
          "text": "¿Qué es «una putivuelta»? Voy a dar una putivuelta. En una fiesta, pasearse para ver y ser visto, e intentar pescar algo. Se suele volver de vacío.",
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          "ref": "2016 February 5, Ricardo F. Colmenero, “'Putivuelta'”, in El Mundo",
          "text": "LA PLASNISKPEDIA define la 'putivuelta' como una \"vuelta de reconocimiento visual que hacemos todos al llegar a un pub o discoteca para ver si hay alguien decente\".",
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          "party",
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          "botellón",
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        "(colloquial, vulgar) Visual recognition walk that is done in a pub, disco, party or botellón to search hot people"
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          "text": "¿Qué es «una putivuelta»? Voy a dar una putivuelta. En una fiesta, pasearse para ver y ser visto, e intentar pescar algo. Se suele volver de vacío.",
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