What does guácala mean in Spanish?

"Guácala" in Spanish is a slang expression that conveys disgust, revulsion, or something being unpleasant. It's similar to saying "yuck" or "gross" in English.

It's important to note that "guácala" is considered informal and colloquial. You wouldn't use it in a formal setting or with someone you don't know well.

Here are some examples of how it might be used:

* "Guácala, qué asco!" (Yuck, how disgusting!)

* "Me dio guácala ver esa película." (I found that movie disgusting.)

* "Ese olor me da guácala." (That smell makes me sick.)

The exact meaning can vary depending on the context, but it always expresses a negative reaction to something considered unpleasant.