A Spanish exclamation or mild oath expressing surprise, frustration, or emphasis.
From Spanish, likely originating as a euphemistic substitution or alteration of a stronger oath, used in Spanish-speaking regions as a mild expletive or exclamation.
Caraho is a perfect example of how languages create 'softer' versions of swear words that still give you the satisfaction of expressing frustration without being offensive.
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