After all, what does "Calabreso", "Globelezo", "Borboleto" mean?

We recently saw in the media (BBB 2024) a dialogue where one participant questions another about the use of a term:

"I just wanted to know what 'calabreso' is," said Leidy Ellin. "'Calabreso', what's 'calabreso'? Calabresa, but with ó: 'calabreso'," said Davi.

Just like in "calabreso," the comedian changes the endings of words and creates new ones, which have become the comedian's catchphrases.

"Calabreso" is a peculiar term without a clear meaning, popularized by comedian Toninho Tornado in his antics on the streets. Toninho uses this term to provoke and amuse people, changing the last syllable of certain words ending in "a" to "o". For example, he mentions "caldo de cano" (pipe broth), "salado de fruto" (fruit salad), and even "Diademo". In his videos, Toninho approaches strangers on the street in an irreverent manner, such as when he asked someone, "Tudo bem aí, Caraguatatubo?" (Everything okay there, Caraguatatuba?), by changing the last letter of "Caraguatatuba". Additionally, he plays with the names of celebrities, transforming them in his unique style, such as "Ludmillo," "Iveto Sangalo," and "Neymaro". After curiosity about the meaning of "calabreso" spread, Toninho Tornado made an official humorous statement to clarify the matter.

List of the main catchphrases you might hear from the comedian:

1. it's us
2. caterpillar
3. bush
4. lightning
5. true fixed
6. and hey
7. beautiful lobster
8. asleep
9. Mona Lisa
10. the clavicle
11. iPhone Bob
12. Sponge
13. blanket
14. isabello
15. globelezo
16. butterfly
17. Helen ganzarollo
18. ambulance