Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15224	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	441158	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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retrogusto: It is the name for the sensation left in the mouth by a drink or food after passing through the throat. It's actually a taste that is felt after swallowing in the back of the nostrils, and that's why it uses the prefix retro- ("backward"). See aftertaste .
antirruso: That it opposes russia; it can not only include the empire and the current nation but also its Soviet period, which is why it is used often erroneously as "anti-communist". It is formed with the prefix anti- and the adjective or Russian noun. [Note: It may be an attempt to correct the misused Russophobic adjective. See Russophobia . ]
proamericano: Americanist, who is in favor of the American continent, its culture and its policies. It is formed by the prefix pro- ( "in favor of" ) American ( "relative to America" ). As a curiosity, the inhabitants of the United States of America tell themselves Americans, that to simplify dubbing in series and movies remained as "Americans", but in Spanish it is a mistake, because it is said Americans; and this generates some confusions by which 'pro-American' is confused with a support only for the US.
coito: Penetrative sexual intercourse, usually for reproductive purposes, although the term can also be used for any fornication for pleasure. 2º_ Inflection of the verb coitar . See verbs/intercourse. All men, in the dizzying instant of intercourse, are the same man.
fornicación: It is the act of fornicating, of practicing intercourse ("sexual copulation").
camelero: It is said of the one who makes camelo ("lie, trick to seduce") with a good oratory.
pirulero: 1º_ That sells or manufactures pirulos (candy). 2º_ Vulgar deformation of perulero ("vessel" and "from Peru") . See anton pirulero .
marmolero: Relating to working with marble and who does it.
manigero: He is the foreman with a group of field workers in his charge. From the old French maisnagier (menayié "mayoral") .
caramelero: 1º_ Who prepares, manufactures or sells candies. 2º_ Colloquially it is used as a "liar", who deceives by promising something that he will not fulfill. The origin can be in "showing a sweet as bait" or also by an epéntesis of "camelero" ("liar").
tuneado: 1º_ As an adjective it is said of something modified to improve its appearance or its performance. 2º_ Participle of the verb tune .
abejeado: 1º_ As an adjective it means "who is or should be attentive, alert" or also "who are hanging around him", and is associated with the bees that surround and take care of the honeycomb. 2º_ Participle of the verb abejear .
espichado: 1º_ As an adjective it is said of someone dead, in principle only if he was stabbed, punctured; but that meaning was lost over time and today it is said colloquially of any deceased. 2º_ Participle of the verb espichar .
arreguindado: 1º_ Adjective for something that hangs heavily, by extension it is someone insistent with a demand. See fans. 2º_ Participle of the pronominal verb arreguindar .
azucarado: 1º_ Adjective for what contains added sugar. Figuratively, he is the one who has excessively tender character or attitude, in love, cheesy. 2º_ Participle of the verb azucarar .
acratófilos: Plural of acratophile .
tipos: Plural of type , in any of its meanings .
amorfos: Plural of amorphous ("formless" ).
nonis: It is a plural of noni (tree; infantile form to name the dream). It is not a plural of non ("odd"), but it could be a plural of no (negation) used in a very colloquial way in the style of holis ("hello") or porfis ("please"). See nonon .
pases: 1º_ Plural of the noun pass, in any of its meanings. 2º_ Inflection of the verb to pass . See verbs/passes.