Semancol is a term used in the informal language to refer to a imaginary medicine that would have the power to make people more humble.
When someone tells a certain person to take "tea if Semancol", means that she must “limp”, or be, not have attitudes or behaviors that are clueless and inconvenient.
Semancol has its origins in the expression “to limp”, which is a slang used mainly among Brazilians.
Some people also use the term simancol, but the most common use of spelling is semancol (from "if + limp").
A limp is the ability that all people are expected to have, to understand situations and moments in which they should or should not act, whether their attitudes may or may not harm or offend another person. In other words: having a week is being aware and aware of your actions.
The term semancol comes from remedies, as the vast majority ends with the suffix "hello”.
Thus, the weekday would be a kind of medication for people who suffer from lack of perception, of inconvenience, it would be the cure for individuals who don't really think before they act, or don't mind being known as boring and who don't have weekly
An example of a person who has no semancol is someone who goes to visit a friend's new house and criticizes the furniture, or else says that the decor is tacky, that the food is bad, and things like that.
Examples:“I can't stand this boy anymore, he doesn't have a week” / “My mother doesn't have a week, she never leaves me alone”.
See also the meaning of Humility.