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Accepted meanings151232
Obtained votes882
Votes by meaning0.017
Inquiries4337693
Queries by meaning297
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kina
  50

1st_ Name of the Maximum Pinctada, the largest perlific oyster in the world. 2nd_ Currency of Papua New Guinea . The name comes from oysters, which were formerly used as currency. 3rd_ Woman Name .

  
pottoka
  48

Common name for a small breed of horses (Equus caballus ) that inhabits the Pyrenees. It comes from Basque pottoka ( "caballito" ).

  
gamásido
  41

It is said of a mite of the order Mesostigmata or gamasida.

  
murciélago
  45

Night flying mammal of the order of the operating machines. Their most striking feature is that they are almost blind, but possess a natural sonar system to fly in the dark. The name is a metatetic diminutive of the word murciego, taken from the Latin voices murem ( "mouse" ) caecus ( "blind") . Formerly in Spanish it was called 'murciégalo', by murmur ( "murcielaguito") using the diminutive suffix -culum, also from Latin. It should be clarified that this word is not inherited, since in ancient Rome the bat was called vespertilio, onis.

  
hañia maria
  50

If it is not a misspelled spaam of a Puerto Rican company, it is a mistake by the names Hannia and Maria.

  
editor-grizzly
  42

In addition to software spam, it may have to do with this other: editoragrizzly .

  
spectrum
  22

He is not Spanish; perhaps it is Latin spectrum , i ( "spectrum, ghost") or English/spectrum ( "spectrum, range") . Here you can only be espam of triple play companies, music bands, various songs, old Sinclair computers, . . .

  
herraduro
  56

Apart from the violent spam provided by john, 'herraduro' is the nickname with which the supporter of the Chilean football club 'Colchagua CD' is known; although this only happens since it is controlled by the investment fund 'Herraduros SADP', a public limited company of which I will not give more data so as not to make another espam.

  
hipost
  34

Espam from a cloud clipboard version ( internet ).

  
snaptube
  46

Espam app for downloading videos on the web.

  
rappi
  91

It is spam from an application to coordinate shipments of products at home.

  
rincon del vago
  32

It occurs to me that there is a lack of an accent to write "corner of the bum" or there are plenty of spaces for the direction "rincondelvago". In any case it is espam of a website with summaries for students, among other information.

  
herramienta canvas
  47

If it says "tool" it should be spam from a website that offers tools to do courses to teachers and students; and if canvas got an extra 's', it would be an error like spam from a graphic design tool.

  
snapchat
  35

Snapchat is a social network to share images temporarily, and it also supports messages and even sending money. It was developed in 2011 by students Evan Spiegel, Bobby Murphy and Reggie Brown as a college project. The curious fact is the general rejection that had at that time the fact that the images were deleted after a certain time, something that today is required of most networks as a standard function.

  
metroflog
  39

MetroFLOG was a website that began as a photoblog in 2004 and evolved into the format of a social network until its closure in 2015. That same year a renacidal version appeared that uses the same name, but as it still exists I'm not going to advertise it here.

  
pibito
  56

Diminutive of pibe .

  
changuito
  49

Diminutive of chango.

  
panecito
  38

Bread diminutive.

  
zagalito
  35

Diminutive of zagal; Zagalejo.

  
amorcito
  60

Diminutive of love.

  






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