Continuing the widespread complaint of Andrés Garrido Pinto, say that the consultation is not sour but with one of the now classic desubicaciones that must not endorse: if it really is a query, the haqya can be seen in the quechua dictionary, and of sour bring it from SAR and his dictionary of the Spanish language online sour, griaDel ant. agro, with inflation. sour. 1. adj. That acting on taste or smell causes heartburn. U. t. (c). s. 2. adj. That has soured. 3. adj. Hard accessible; pending or abrupt. 4. adj. Pungent, harsh, rugged. Sour temper. Sour response. 5. adj. Such a punishment or suffering: hardly tolerable. 6. adj. Put a metal: fragile, brittle, ductile or malleable. 7. adj. Pint. The colorful said: lack of harmony or line, or required intonation. U. t. (c). s. m. 8. m. p. us. Acid juice. 9. m. PL. Fruit tart or sweet and sour, as the lemon, Orange and other similar. Still some phrases containing sour, but as plagiarism, I say. . . as quote seems sufficient to me.
SOUR. -I am surprised that the Royal Spanish Academy of language, do not consider the definition of the word "Sour". And I am surprised because if we look for words like "pungency" or "Bittersweet", at the Royal Academy of the Spanish language, not "fall rings" when it comes to giving a definition. and my surprise - disbelief - is therefore "capital". Surely. . . If we want to know the meaning of some words, we will have to resort to refer to them in a dictionary - which is edited in role - some years ago. "Sour". -Adjective. Referring to the gustatory sense: strong taste with a high degree of acidity, we would say disgusting and repellent acidity. It has other connotations-ejemplo-j: "is it has" soured"the character. . . "The wine is sour" or also, vinegary.
