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Accepted meanings | 15237 | 2 |
Obtained votes | 125 | 2 |
Votes by meaning | 0.01 | 7 |
Inquiries | 442439 | 3 |
Queries by meaning | 29 | 7 |
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It is the name given to the person who is sexually attracted to another only if there is a prior affective relationship, of friendship, of mutual knowledge; he feels no arrow, no love at first sight, no attraction to his image. As it would be between a sexual person and an asexual person, they call them 'demisexual', where the French prefix demi- is understood as "partially, in half".
It is a way of calling the male (usually young) who offers sexual services to gays, although it can also be to women or couples, but then they usually have other names. In principle they offered themselves on the street and lifted them by car, from there the association with the English taxi boy ( "taxi boy") which in Spanish is already used as a single word, and which is not yet in the dictionary.
It is not Spanish but English, it is used to name a young woman who is a lover or date partner of a mature man, and translates as "sweet babe", although in this case sugar is not only interpreted as "sugar, sweet" but also as her jergal version "money", since the young women look for a sugar daddy that keeps them and / or pays them their expenses.
For starters, it would be a feminine and over-entry into the dictionary. But what worries me is whether referring to neuroscognoscitive is correct. Cognitive and cognitive are two versions of the same word, although science scholars began to differentiate them, and the problem is that there is still no agreement on the scope of each. DLE doesn't help much, but if 'cognitive' is a physiological learning process, then it can carry the neuro- prefix (relative to the nervous system). If it refers only to the "knowledge, study and understanding of [something]". . . neurology already exists ( 128521; ) .