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Mexican slang The act of attempting to fool, deceive, or make fun of another individual. This word gets its roots from the word, 'chamaco', meaning child, kid, or youngster in coloquial spanish. It thus means, to be fooled like a child, to be made fun of or taken advantage of because of one's own innocence or naivite. Derivates: chamaqueado - male, and chamaqueada - female, to have been made fun of/fooled/decieved. chamaquear - to make fun/fool someone.
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