Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
15262

	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15262	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	446760	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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comejación: Comejación or convejación are vulgarisms (almost localisms) by conversation, in some regions of Spain.
retestinao: Vulgarism by retestinado ("with penetrated dirt", "contrera and bitter", "participle of retestinar").
recapaje: It is another variant for retreading.
tolomeico: It is a simpler version of pronouncement than Ptolemaic.
carbeno: It is another name for methylene (chemical compound).
lameculo: It is another variant of lambeculo ("bootlickers, stockings, obsecuent").
gujarati: It is a variant of Gujarati ("gentilicio of Gujarat, India").
empercochar: It is a variant of percochar ("to dirty, to twist") with the prefix en- .
harawi: It is a graphic variant of jarawi ("Andean musical style").
tentepié: 1º_ It is a variant of snack as a toy and as food. 2º_ Step or stirrup on the side of a vehicle.
celtohispnico: It is certainly Celtohispanic without the accented /a/.
ctasis: I thought it might be spammy with a misspelling, but it's a classic trolling for ecstasy ("making a short syllable long in a poem").
confrada: It seems a mistake because of the archaic confraternity ("brotherhood").
notoma: Error by archaism notomy.
doxologa: I bet it's a trolled by doxology. And while we're at it, see doxear.
taxodicea: It is the feminine of taxodiaceum ("relative to the coniferous family taxodiaceae") without the stressed vowel.
plantagincea: It is an error or a trolled by plantaginaceae (botanical species).
hiptesis: It seems a mistake by hypothesis.
tafofobia: It is a variant of cataphephobia ("fear of being buried alive"), although in this case it could be extended to any grave. It is taken from the Greek 964; 945; 966; 959; 962; (Taphos "tomb") 966; 959; 946; 959; 962; ( fovos "fear" ) .
helmintofobia: It is another synonym for scoleciphobia ("fear of worms"); in this case taken from the Greek 949; 955; 956; 953; 957; 962; ( helmins "worm, worm" ) 966; 959; 946; 959; 962; ( fovos "fear" ) .