Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15147	2
Obtained votes	88	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	435081	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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mandar indirectas: It does not become a locution, although it would be a reduction of "sending indirect [phrases, signals]" ("express something elliptically, without mentioning the point directly"). See send ("send"), indirect ("not direct").
perder la cordura: It would be precisely "losing your sanity".
estar nervioso: I think it means 'being nervous', doesn't it? Although 'nervous' and its feminine can have several interpretations.
ir guapo: See go ("move to a place, walk"), handsome ("beautiful, someone well composed and groomed").
número infeliz: It's another way of calling the sad number in math. Or, perhaps, a fragment of some text.
ponerle el cascabel al gato: See "Rattle the Cat" .
no se gasta pólvora en zanates: It is a locution with many local variants. See "spend gunpowder on chickens", "spend gunpowder on zamuros", "do not spend gunpowder on chimangos", "spend gunpowder on zanates", "spend gunpowder on salvos".
lengua de dragón: It is one of the common names for the Canna indica plant. See achira .
lado b: It's another way of calling the B-side of something. See side , b .
café cantante: It is the Spanish version of the French café-chantant, another name for the café-concert.
chin chin: 1º_ Variant of chinchín . See chin . 2º_ Part of the chorus of one of the versions of the children's song "Mambrú went to war" ( 128550; ) . See mambr¿ went to war, where there is an origin of his lyrics.
inverbio: It seems a word taken from grammar, but last is spam for a company waiting for someone to define it and thus add another link for a better positioning in search engines that do not discriminate stressed vowels, I say, because the original name has a tilde in the last /i/.
artogo: I suppose it is a mistake to type artigo ("inflection of artigar") or perhaps arrogo ( "inflection of arrogance") ).
wuevón: Error by egg ("silly, somewhat slow person").
bixhi: Surely it is a mistype by bichi ("affectionate form from bug") .
inmacecible: It could be a misinterpretation of inaccessible, but as colleague Felipe Lorenzo del Río says it is surely a mistake because it was unfading, which was already defined with its own entry.
sobrehumático: Another trolling modifying the "superhumitic" Cortazarian idiolect.
clemismo: It can also be an OCR error by itself (neologism "relative to the people") or perhaps to "of the same", which is a rare construction, but possible. Although none fits as a query in a dictionary.
fabuero: It is another typical OCR error ("optical character recognizer") that was already mentioned before around here: they do not interpret the / 383;/ ("that long") which was common in archaic Spanish and spelled as /f/ or /r/. Thus end up appearing nonsense like 10060; fabuero, which would not be an archaism but rather a mistake of the software by "hound". The fragment of the sonnet of The last three Castilian muses of Francisco de Quevedo quoted by JOHN looked like this: «As with the nose drinks the 383;abue 383;o , / breath of the footprints of the deer , / and desboliendo el monte mas e 383;pe 383;o , / the bushes 383;olicita , and the 383;embrado : / A 383;si Reynaldo con mirar travie 383; 383;O/ Regi 383;tra the field of Vno and another side. » [Note: There are some more data on this subject in the link to s, but for a URL encoding issue it is possible that in that same motto definitions for other characters also treated as reserved end up appearing. If so, you just have to look a little until you find the one referred to the / 383;/ 128578; . ] See 10060;falfaron.
meteorito: Celestial body that passes through the atmosphere and falls to earth. It is formed by meteor (celestial phenomenon) -ito (suffix for minerals). See aerolith .