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gravado
  26

1º_ As an adjective it is said of what a lien, weight or tax burden has. 2º_ Participle of the verb to tax . For some mistake see record ("enroll, register").

  
hecho
  17

1º_ Action, work, event, subject. 2º_ As an adjective it is said of the "finished, finished in your invoice". 3º_ Irregular participle of the verb to do .

  
vinotinto
  10

1º_ It is a more adjusted name for the wine color, between dark red and purple. And yes, it is formed with the words wine and red ("dyed colored"). 2º_ It is one of the common names of the bird Cotinga pompadour, due to the color of its plumage. 3º_ It is the nickname of the Venezuelan football team, for the color of its shirt.

  
sinfonicocoral
  24

Relating to composition or performance involving an orchestra (usually symphonic) and a choir. See symphonic, choral.

  
lumpemproletariado
  26

A word coined in Marxist philosophy, it names those who in a capitalist society are even lower than the proletariat ("the working people, the working class") and are marginalized from society. While the expression proletarian (from the Latin proles, "set of children") was already known, the German voice lumpen ("rag, ragged") was added to it to form lumpenproletariat and give a name to beggars, thieves and prostitutes who are part of society but lack class consciousness.

  
prestanombre
  28

It is a way of calling a front man, who legally and fiscally handles as his own the goods and businesses of others, but only to protect and hide the true owner. The word is self-describing, because precisely what it does is lend its name to another person so that it does not have to appear on the papers. See verbs/lends .

  
trincarropa
  26

1º_ It is a very descriptive name for the brooch or clamp that is used to lashing clothes in the rope where they are hung to aerate or dry. 2º_ Due to the similar shape to the previous one, it is a common name of the insect Forficula auricularia. See earwig .

  
radiopatrulla
  24

Surveillance vehicle equipped with radio-frequency communication apparatus. See radio ( apocope ) , patrol .

  
lamebotas
  36

He has the same sense of "suckers," or "licks," an obsessive capable of humiliating himself before someone to gain their favor, such as polishing his boots with his tongue. See verbs/lame, bota (footwear).

  
paniaguado
  32

1º_ In principle it is who receives "bread (food) and water (drink)" from someone who hires, houses and protects it, but then became synonymous with favorite, who has privileges for his proximity to a powerful group or person. See suffix -ado . 2º_ At the beginning of 2022 the term became popular in Mexico because it was used by the deputy of the PT ("Partido del Trabajo") Gerardo Fernández Noroña as an irony joining the previous meaning with the acronym PAN ("National Action Party") to name his followers.

  
vinotinto
  35

1º_ It is a more adjusted name for the wine color, between dark red and purple. And yes, it is formed with the words wine and red ("dyed colored"). 2º_ It is one of the common names of the bird Cotinga pompadour, due to the color of its plumage. 3º_ It is the nickname of the Venezuelan football team, for the color of its shirt.

  
-ista
  36

1º_ It is a suffix that indicates "occupation or trade". 2º_ Also to those who are supporters or followers of a person or idea. See -ism .

  
com-
  31

It is a variant of con- , before a /b/ or /p/.

  
-io
  33

A suffix that creates adjectives and nouns, it is also used a lot when naming chemical elements.

  
co-
  21

It is a variant of con- or com- .

  
-ia
  33

1º_ Suffix used by abstract and also geographical nouns. 2nd_ Female of -io .

  
doxing
  24

It is a practice that in principle would be journalistic, but with the use of the internet and social networks it took on a new meaning. Doxing is the "public exhibition of other people's documents without the authorization of their owners". It is common among hackers who try to unmask shady and illegal businesses of companies or governments and also of crackers who capture valuable documents with ransomware and expose them if the victim does not pay a ransom, and now it also extends to social media users who show conversations or images received as private, and end up harming someone. The word is made up of dox, which is a popular variant of docs, which in turn is an abbreviation for documents, and the suffix -ing ("result or product of a verbal action").

  
estar sumido
  23

Ver estar , sumido (adjective and participle).

  
darse por enterado
  26

And. . . It is not locution, it says exactly that. See give ( "declare" ) , se (reflexive pronoun ) , by (preposition ) , informed ("anoticiado , informed").

  
estar piantao
  29

Ver estar , piantao ("vulgarism by piantado") .

  






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