monse
Short answer
In Lima, "monse" means dull, slow, a bit hopeless. The register is coloquial — fine among friends, out of place in a job interview or anything written to an institution. The standard Spanish equivalent is "soso, torpe". In use: La película estuvo monse.
| Part of speech | adjetivo |
|---|---|
| Register | coloquial |
| Standard Spanish | soso, torpe |
| In use | La película estuvo monse. The film was dull. |
Draft entry — needs a native-speaker check before publishing.
Works on people and on things. Milder than lorna — closer to boring than to gullible.