This is the 8207th most frequent Spanish word.
papo
The Spanish word "papo" can mean "double chin" (anatomy) or be used informally to refer to a cheek or soft part of the neck in some contexts. It may also hold regional slang meanings like "bro" or "dude" in certain countries.
In this sentence, 'papo' refers to the wattle or loose skin present in some birds, showing a biological meaning.
El papo de la lora es muy grande.
The parrot's wattle is very large.
Here, 'papo' is used colloquially to mean the belly, often referring to it as being full after eating.
El niño comió mucho y ahora tiene el papo lleno.
The child ate a lot and now has a full belly.
In this example, 'papo' illustrates conversational ability or the skill to talk easily and engagingly.