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1º_ Augmentative masculinized "cake" ("cake") . 2º_ For the previous one, it is a pejorative way of calling a lesbian, which in this case would be a regressive version of "tortillera". See also cake. 3º_ Variant of "tortazo" ("slap, blow, stumble") . 4º_ Instrument for immobilizing cattle. 5º_ Each turn of a bar that adjusts a chain or tie of logs for transport. 6º_ In some countries it is a vulgarized form of the Torthon truck brand.
1º_ It is a masculinized augmentative of "table", for those that are large and especially those that are used as support in construction on trestles to walk and transport materials on them. By extension any thick board that supports a weight, such as the stands in a stadium. 2º_ For construction, it is also said 'plank' or 'plank' to a type of brick larger than ordinary, perhaps as a reduction of "tabletón". 3º_ It is also a large and heavy table, which can be a Gallicism. 4º_ Plot planted with about 100 rods in frame, bordered by a line of higher ground forming beds. 5º_ Drunkenness . See suffix -on.
Name of several localities, although all are a tribute to the city of Zaragoza (autonomous community of Aragon, Spain), which was formerly called Salduvia but after the Roman invasion in the first century BC. C . it was renamed Caesaraugusta in honor of Emperor Caesar Augustus, and from there the current name evolved.
The Republic of Ghana is an African country that in its colonial era was known as Gold Coast. The name comes from the ancient Ghana Empire, which was how Arabs and then Europeans called the territory Wagadu, because in the Soninko language 'Ghana' (gjanna) was the title of their 'warrior king'. Still, it is an honorific name, because this kingdom did not occupy the territory of the Gold Coast.
It is called fallout to the particles suspended from the atmosphere that fall to the ground, and also to the fact of the fall in large quantities, especially when they are pollutants such as industrial or radioactive waste. By extension, to an unexpected side effect or side effect. In colloquial form, to a replacement of someone expected and who does not show up. It is formed by the voices fall ( "fall" ) out ( "outside" ) .
