Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15237	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	442034	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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ultra petita: This locution is used in case law to point out a breach of the principle of congruence, whereby the judgment must correspond to the claim. In Latin "ultra petita" literally means "beyond the request"; which is granted even more than requested.
rositas de maíz rosetas de maíz: It is like a poorly formatted synonym in 'pochoclos' (plural of pochoclo). And it's a shame, because just this time "corn doughnuts" and "corn rosettes" would have been two valid entries.
tranquilo sano: I am also sure that there was an error in typing -or copy and paste- the words calm and healthy in the prompt of synonyms, and they were not separated with a comma but with another character, so the site put them a double space.
juegos arrogantes: See game , arrogant . They are as synonyms badly formatted in the entry as plural , and in some cases feminine , 'bets' (of course for two different meanings), and that is why they ended up with a double space; that it would not be so serious because no one is going to do this consultation even with a single space.
hollys mortiños: See holly (shrub), mortiño (shrub).
su antipedagojico y una oracion: What . . . ? 128561; I'm not going to bother to find out where that disrespect came from. Because if you have a double space , it is put on purpose , there could not be a point by mistake . See anti- , pedagogical , prayer .
que son antonimos extremos: See what , verbs / are , antonym , end , end antonym (antonym proper ).
que son las sustancias amilaceas: See what , verbs / are , substance , amylaceous .
q es jeepeta: See what , verbs / es , jeepeta , jeep , yip .
que es hipsípila: See what , verbs / es , hypsippila , hipsipila , hypsipyla , hupsipule .
qué significa inédito: See unpublished .
sorpaso: It looks like another spelling for sorpasso .
kilombo: It is another spelling for quilombo.
postcolonial: Another variant of postcolonial .
exegesis: Another spelling for exegesis .
el correo de las brujas: See "mail from the witches" .
logomanía: It is a compulsion to speak, usually without spinning or knowledge of a subject. The etymology is a bit vague , although 956; 945; 957; 953; 945; ( mania "madness" , "obsession") fits perfectly , 955; 959; 947; 959; 962; ( logos ) refers more to the "study, treatise, knowledge" of things and then to the discourse , to the word to convey the ideas; and in this mania only those who run believe that they know what they are talking about. The mercantilist and advertising invention about "consuming products that bear their brand" is an acronymy ( and when not! ) badly thought out by 'logomania' .
piromanía: Sick obsession with lighting fires, creating fires. From the Greek 960; 965; 961; 959; ( pyro "fire") 956; 945; 957; 953; 945; ( mania "madness , obsession" )
caquexia: Physical condition of extreme weakness, consequence of another pathology. It is a word of Greek origin formed by 954; 945; 954; 959; 962; ( kakós "bad") 949; 958; 953; 945; ( exía "state" ) .
antagonista: It is a rival , something or someone as an opponent . It is used in anatomy and physiology in pairs of muscles working in opposite directions, in biochemistry for one compound that counteracts the action of another, or in a dramatic work for the character facing another. Although the voice comes to us from a late Latin, the origin is in the Greek 945; 957; 964; 945; 947; 969; 957; 953; 963; 964; 951; 962; ( antagonist ) formed by 945; 957; 964; 953; ( anti "opposite , on the outside") 945; 947; 969; 957; 953; 963; 964; 951; 962; ( agonistés "fighter , who makes an effort" ) .