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furoya

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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15254	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	444220	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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virula

  38

It is a way of calling the 'stick fish' or 'real hake' small. See pijotear .

  

marticuil

  49

It is another common name used in some regions of Mexico for the firefly (insect) or some other similar light bug.

  

dragón de agua

  34

Another common name for several insects of the order Odonato.

  

gallinete

  33

1º_ It is another common name for the martinete or hammer bird. 2º_ It is another name for the gallogallina, clearly a derogatory rooster.

  

tarwi

  34

It is another variant of the name tawri (plant).

  

ñame

  57

'Yam' is another name for the yampí plant.

  

morrongo

  30

It is a way of calling the cat ("domestic feline"), especially those with a flat nose, such as exotics or Persians, or also anyone who has their aristocratic behavior. There are other colloquial meanings, but they are associated with those of "gato", "gata", or their characteristics or some sexual allusion, as in the cuplé 'Tango del morrongo' in the zarzuela 'Enseñanza libre' (Guillermo Perrín Vico and Miguel de Palacios Brugada, 1901).

  

funnel

  18

It is a "funnel", by extension it is also said of a "chimney". Medieval English takes it from the archaic French funnel, although the origin is in the Latin fundere ("to pour").

  

cuídate

  31

It is a pronominal form for the verb to care. See verbs/cuida .

  

contrólate

  25

It is a pronominal form for the verb control . View verbs/control .

  

llevarla

  24

It is a pronominal form for the verb carry .

  

tómatelo

  42

A pronominal form of a double object for an inflection of the verb to take . See verbs/take.

  

bitolo

  33

A pronominal form for an inflection of the verb bitar ("abitar") . See verbs/bitó .

  

dígase

  36

A pronominal form for an inflection of the verb to say . See verbs/say .

  

desencajarse

  32

Pronominal form for the verb desencajar .

  

estarhastaloscojones

  42

It is the phrase "to be up to the cojones" without the spaces. See cojones ("testicles").

  

espíritudelagolosina

  26

See spirit, candy, spirit of the treat.

  

avenacaleña

  30

. See oats, caleño, avena caleña.

  

trabajosoagotador

  24

Surely they are two words: laborious and exhausting.

  

gastroenterostomiatrasmesocolicaposterior

  34

See posterior transmesocolonic gastroenterostomy, gastroenterostomy, transmesocolonic, posterior.

  

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