Welcome to the largest Spanish educational and research project on the Internet. This open and editable dictionary aims to offer a tool where, on the one hand, users broaden knowledge about the different meanings that each of the words and expressions of Spanish can adopt. And, on the other hand, give the same community the ability to expand the database with new words, unknown or unregistered, or expand the different meanings that can adopt the existing words. For identical words and according to which country of the world we move, it is very frequent to find completely different uses, that is why, once the official definition is mentioned, the dictionary allows users to expand it with new meanings or nuances. In short, a dictionary edited by users and for users. Daily among all the meanings uploaded by users will select one of them as word, expression or theme of the day. This meaning will appear on the home page just after this presentation for at least 24 hours. Finally, we have made the project extensible to words from other languages ??or disciplines, you can access these dictionaries through the drop-down that appears next to the search box and the operation is identical to the main dictionary. Hoping that the use of the dictionary is to his liking we say goodbye.
Sincerely,
Spanish Working Group
How has the dictionary evolved?
First of all, we want to thank all the collaborators for their help, since without them and them this project would not be possible. Since the ship sailed there in 2010 we have received a total of 116,899 Contributions to define 78,221 different words or expressions that have consulted more than 100,000 readers and have directly helped 4 people who asked the dictionary for a word that was not Registered therein.
Meaning of the day
Felipe Lorenzo del Río
- tafonomía
1
From Greek taphos, tomb, tomb and nomos, rule, rule, law. Discipline of Paleontology that studies the processes of fossilization of living beings that lived in past times. The application of this knowledge to human remains studies in order to determine the circumstances of death has led to forensic taponomy.
New Meanings collected in the dictionary
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- desaseado
1
In Colombia it means dirty, pork, pig. It has no toilet or personal hygiene.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- emporrado
1
It means marijuana, drugged, stuck. A person who is under the effects of a joint or marijuana.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- como
1
It's a inflection to eat. It means feeding, nourishing, ingesting. It is also the name of a town and a lake in Lombardy, Italy.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- estube
1
The correct term is I was, with v. It's a turning-up to living. It means living, settling, existing, staying, residing, dwelling.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- acné
1
It is the name of a condition that is suffered in the skin due to the clogging of hair follicles with grime, dust, dead cells or fat. It is noted by the appearance especially on the face or back of pimples, blackheads or comedones. In many cases they become painful. Acne occurs a lot in adolescence. Muds, grains.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- pezpita
1
It's the same snow hole. It is one of the common names of a small bird that lives in swamps and wetlands. It is also known as pitite or laundy. Its scientific name is Motacilla alba and belongs to the Motacidae family. The fishside feeds on insects and small crustaceans.
See more
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- aguzanieves
1
It's the same fish. It is one of the common names of a small bird that lives in swamps and wetlands. It is also known as pitite or laundy. Its scientific name is Motacilla alba and belongs to the Motacidae family. The snow hole or pitite feeds on insects and small crustaceans.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- sisas
1
Plural of sisa . It can mean small amount of money being stolen or opening the dress or blouse where the sleeves are sewn. Fit of the dress. Inflection of sysing which means stealing, stealing. In street jargon it means yes , yes (the opposite is nolas).
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- chequeado
1
In Colombia it is a turning-down to check. It means to browse, browse, review, recognize, look, accept, check. Indicates that it has already been reviewed.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- acometida
1
It's a flea to undertake. It means assaulting, ramming, attacking. It can also mean starting, starting, starting, undertaking. As a noun is the connection, network, tube, duct or rope that allows to carry energy or a liquid to the exact point required.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- albatros
1
It is the name of a large family of seabirds, the largest. They belong to the family Diomedeidae. The Albatros is the most widely used training jet in the world. Albatros is the name of a Venezuelan airline ( Albatros Airlines). It is the name of a German aircraft factory and the name of a German biplane aircraft used in World War I. Name of a soviértic space shuttle program. Albatros is erl name of a training jet manufactured by the Czech Republic. It is known as L-39. The Albatros is the most widely used training jet in the world. The Albatros is also the name of a cruise ship operated by a German company.
José Carlos Villaro Gumpert
- a mansarba
1
The correct expression is "a mansalva". The DRAE defines it as "without any danger, over safe", but in popular use, at least in Spain, it is given the meaning of "full hands", "in large quantities", "a raudales".
José Carlos Villaro Gumpert
- hocico o boca de un animal
1
The same expression says: the "snout" is the "mouth of an animal", although in reality its meaning also includes the nose.
Felipe Lorenzo del Río
- tafonomía
1
From Greek taphos, tomb, tomb and nomos, rule, rule, law. Discipline of Paleontology that studies the processes of fossilization of living beings that lived in past times. The application of this knowledge to human remains studies in order to determine the circumstances of death has led to forensic taponomy.
GARCÍA ALBERTO
- acné juvenil
1
Juvenile acne-refers to the expression : most common form of acne of the young subject, linked to the overinfection of microcysts and barrels of seborrheic origin.
GARCÍA ALBERTO
- kianpraty
1
Kianpraty- refers to the expression : sea monster that according to legend, had its habitat in the vicinity of swamps, streams and rivers
GARCÍA ALBERTO
- abetunabas
1
abetunabas-refers to the expression : in the old , cups with bitumen something
GARCÍA ALBERTO
- somormujo lavanco
1
lavanco-like somormujo-refers to the expression : type of podicipedipedime bird of the Podicipedidae family typical of the wetlands of Eurasia, Africa and Australasia-
GARCÍA ALBERTO
- abiselas
1
abiselas-refers to the expression : shortobliquely the edge of a surface-
furoya
- homero
1
Male name, the most famous character so called was the Greek poet Homer, from Izmir? , author (although some have their doubts) of The Iliad and The Odyssey. There's really no certainty that it actually existed.
furoya
- teología homérica
1
Although there is a religious philosophical background for Springfield Homer, here we will only summarize that of Homer of Izmir. In his work the poet brings the gods closer to ordinary people, displays them with the same passions, virtues and moral defects that any mortal can have, and in return endows his human characters with a divine spark, supposedly a capable soul, for example, of prophecy. However the division is clear: the gods are superior, punish us or protect us at their discretion and take the place of "parents", we owe them fear and respect. We don't really know whether in the Hélade they already had these concepts or it was the American poetry that imposed them; yes it is certain that centuries later are the filter we use to analyze Greek mythology. One last detail: all his work was written in an understandable but artificial language, which was never used in Ancient Greece. It may be his way of telling us that nothing he suggests is true. See homerich narrations ( sic ), ulyses .
furoya
- tarahumara
1
Name put by the Spanish conquistadors to the Rarámuri people ( hrarámuri "of the light feet") who inhabit the Sierra Madre Occidental of Mexico.
furoya
- zapeta
1
1st_ Species of loincloth used by indigenous Tarahumara in North America. 2o_ In the region of Sonora (Mexico ) is the baby diaper, and surely comes from the previous one.
furoya
- sapeta
1
Although I suppose it is also accepted, the right thing is zapeta.
Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
- epson
1
Epson is a Japanese manufacturer of computers, printers, video projectors and Televisions.
Anónimo
- pechosa
1
Definition: refers to when a woman has breasts or oversized moms
Edma mas conocina com PINKY
- bambucha
1
Pinky in Guatemala uses it as a slug idiom, which could mean the same thing as goofy in Latin countries, or fool. When mentioned it is pluralized as BAMBUCHAS.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- clerkly
2
Clerkly is an English word meaning employee, sherber.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- barnumbir
2
Also called Barnumbirres. It is the name of a goddess of Yolngu culture in Australia. It represents Venus and announces the light of day. Aurora, sunrise.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- biotopos
2
Biotope plural. It means terrain or territory of special environmental conditions for a particular species to develop. Space with very special living conditions.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- vacuencias
2
Plural of vacuence . In Dominican it means emptiness, simplicity, triviality, superfluous.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- caperola
2
In Mexico it is the name of an Arpex song. Caperola means virile limb extreme. Final and bulky part of the penis. Glans.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- rechazarían
2
It's a turning-up to reject. It means opposing, repelling, despising, refusing.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- desoladamente
2
Lonely, distressing, painful, with much affliction. With much regret.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- arriera
2
Female harrier. Woman who lashes mules. Relative to the harriers. Name given to a class of ants that is crop pest. They are also known as zompopo or cutter.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- bachaquero
2
In the Plains of Colombia it means anthill. Nest of bachacos or ants, especially of arrieraant ants.
Anónimo
- emporrado
2
Tell yourself about a male with an erect penis
GARCÍA ALBERTO
- acné
2
acne-refers to the expression : skin condition characterized by the existence of pustules frequently located on the face.
GARCÍA ALBERTO
- abdicáis
2
abdidics-refers to the expression: you re-indie honorific
GARCÍA ALBERTO
- pezpita
2
pezpita-refers to the expression : insectivorous bird, small, passearian, nests in the rocky and similar natural walls, gray, white belly, wings and black tail and has as particular it announce to man the arrival of cold weather-
GARCÍA ALBERTO
- gluskabi
2
Gluskabi-refers to the expression : Creator God, legendary figure of the Wabanaki Peoples, whose name means "man who came from nowhere"-
GARCÍA ALBERTO
- aclimatación
2
acclimatization-refers to the expression : physiological and behavioral adjustments that living organisms suffer to adapt from a given soil and climate to different ones.
Anónimo
- desaseado
3
Dirty, scruffy, lack of grooming
Anónimo
- estube
2
The word is misspelled, the correct form is "i was" and refers to the verb being conjugated in the first person.
Anónimo
furoya
- caperola
2
A way to call the foreskin or glans. It is an analogy with feminized caperol surely by hood or hood influence.
furoya
- lavado de cazuela
2
Ironic euphemism for intimate hygiene of anus or vagina. Extreme the resource, it is a very colloquial way to call oral sex on the vulva or anus. See cunilingus, cunnilingus, anilingus, bidet .
furoya
- cómo
2
How to like for questioning or exclamation. The case is usually interpreted by the signs surrounding the adverb, but in the situation that these are not written the accent is the way to recognize its use, and also its tone in case of declamation.
furoya
- como
2
1st_ Mode Adverb . Indicates the shape or way of . It is also used for comparison. It comes from the Latin quomodo ("the way in which"). 2. _ First singular person of the present indicative of the verbo comer . 3o_ Italian city, in Lombardy, administrative capital of the province of the same name.
furoya
- como o cómo
2
See how, how and in case you also eat.
Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
- malamañoso
2
Malay : ( and malay) Person who takes advantage of the carelessness or distraction of others to steal or appropriate one of his belongings or to steal some money from him.
Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
- ciudad gótica
2
Gotham City is a fictional city set in an imaginary universe. This city was an epicenter and witness to the frontal struggle that Batman and Robin fought every day against the criminal organization called "Legion of Evil", whose main members were El Guasón, El Acertijo and Gatúbela, among others.
furoya
- trae torta bajo el brazo
2
When a baby is born it is said that it "brings bread under the arm" if it has asecure sustenance. This version gives a twist to the phrase when it brings more than bread or when you doubt whether it will be well maintained, but you want if you don't bring bread, bring something else.
furoya
- rifarse por la banda
2
It is understood as "playing by friends", "risking for the group", "surrendering for your own".
Anónimo
- fanar
2
Fanar, is a word used for "stealing" it's a slag word for robbery, stealing etc.
It has been used by many people before.
Used in US as well
"Che ñeri vamos a fanar la garrafa del tipo?"
See more new definitions..
More active partners...
See full list of contributors...
Most Valuable Meanings...
Most viewed Meanings...
User help requests
Below is a list of words or expressions expressly requested by other users. If you want to help these users of the dictionary and you know the meaning of any of them just click on the link and complete the other meanings form. Once the response is approved, the system will notify the user that the request for help is sent by email.
View this list of pending requests..
Words or expressions pending to assign a Meaning
Below is a list of words or phrases that have been searched by anonymous users and we have not been able to offer a meaning. If you want to help these users and you know the meaning of any of them you just have to click on the link and fill out the form. Thousands of users who consult the dictionary will thank you.
View this list of pending requests..
1
8
