Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
15131

	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15131	2
Obtained votes	88	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	433911	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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travesticidio: It's a way of calling the murder of a transvestite. It's a crime on the grounds of gender and intolerance. See the -cidio suffix.
mersa: 1st_ Vulgar , ordinary , low category or social condition . 2nd_ Group of people who qualify in the first meaning . Most likely from the Genoese, where it means "merchant" (for the tumult of the fairs?) .
velocipedo: Speed error .
papais: If it is not a mistake by verbs/papais, it would be for a Portuguese dictionary.
salpingectomia: Salpingectomy error .
trigonometricas: Error by the plural female trigonometric .
cosher: In Spanish it should be "kosher, cosher or coshar". See cashrut .
enviabamos: Error by verbs/sending .
vermivoro: Vermivore error.
piringundin: Piringoundin error.
mersa: 1st_ Vulgar , ordinary , low category or social condition . 2nd_ Group of people who qualify in the first meaning . Most likely from the Genoese, where it means "merchant" (for the tumult of the fairs?) .
verdiblanca: Female verdiblanco. See vert blanc .
rojiblanca: Women in red-white.
francoaleana: Franco-German women (relative to France or the Franco people, and the municipality of Arganda del Rey, in Madrid, Spain).
germanoturca: Female Germanotourist. See German, Turkish.
transfóbica: Female transphobic.
nomofóbica: Female nomophobic. For etymology see nomophobia.
cortazariana: Feminine of the Cortazarian adjective.
dostoievskiana: Female dostoyevskyan.
orwelliano: It is almost synonymous with dystopian (or anti-utopian), but for societies subjected violently and oppressively. It relates to the work of the English writer George Orwell after the Second War, especially his novel "1984", from which concepts such as Big Brother or neo-language emerged as ways of controlling the population. It is widely used to rate situations with some analogy to his description of his worlds.