Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15262	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	446791	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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carrero: 1º_ Driver of a car with blood traction. See road . 2º_ Footprint or mark of the passage along a path. By extension wake left in the water by a boat.
vivero: 1º_ Place of breeding of plants and some animals (especially aquatic) until the moment they are ready for transplantation or commercialization. 2º_ Small swamp or swamp with abundant vegetation. 3º_ Vivero is a city in the province of Lugo (Spain). 4º_ As with allariz, coruña and santiago, is the name of a canvas produced at some time in the region of Vivero.
agroganadero: Relating to agro-livestock farming.
financiero: Relating to finance, to business.
gallinero: 1º_ Relative to the hen, especially to those who raise them, to the place where they are raised or transported and even to the noise that these birds make. 2º_ Popular name of paradise in cinemas and theaters.
rastrero: 1º_ That crawls, that grows or moves at ground level; More is said about plants and animals. 2º_ Person who humbles himself, crawls before a powerful to get some favor. 2º_ Concerning the trail ("slaughterhouse of cattle") and those who work in it.
vecero: 1º_ More modern way of calling the shepherd vicero and also his flock. 2º_ Turnero, who takes turns to occupy a place, a position. That he does something sometimes, irregularly. It comes from time to time ("turn, occasion").
chacalonero: Relative to the jackason ("augmentative or derogatory of chaca or chaka"), which has the style of a social group, marked especially by its economic and cultural level. It is an Americanism that does not have the same value in all times or throughout the continent since it can refer to both the inhabitant of narco neighborhoods and the humble, but it is used especially for reggaetoneros, and the musical association can also come from the Peruvian singers Chacalón and his son Chacalón Jr. See suffix -ero .
percodía: It is a vulgarism by the feminine of percudido ("mistreated, with penetrated dirt").
empercochao: It is a vulgarism by empercochado ("twisted"). See empercochar ("percochar, to dirty").
puñao: It is a vulgarism by the handful.
roar: It's a vulgarism to roll.
abitahua: It is a vulgarized or mistranscribed version of Abitagua ("mountain range and geographical region of Ecuador").
desprendío: It is a vulgarism for the participle and adjective "detached".
esmirriao: Vulgarized form of smirriado ("skinny, consumed").
colorao: Vulgarism by colorado ("red" ) .
pirómana: Female arsonist ("incendiary").
camaleónica: Female of chameleonic ("relative to the chameleon's ability to blend in").
modosita: Feminine de modosito ("diminutive of modoso").
inundada: Feminine of flooded (as an adjective).