Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
15254

	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15254	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	445955	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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ir viento en popa: Not using the verb navigate makes it clear that it is a locution. But it's already been explained in aft wind. See go, wind, stern.
buscarle tres pies al gato: See "search the cat for five legs".
ese no quiere más lola: See "don't want any more lola".
a rueda: It is an expression used in cycling, although it extends to other disciplines such as "going sucked into the vehicle in front". It is synonymous with a rebufo, where there is already a good definition. See suck wheel.
a gatas: 1st_ Walking cats is crawling, walking like babies (or cats) "on all fours". 2nd_ By the previous one, and figuratively, "to reach cats" is to achieve something with a lot of effort, such as dragging the last meters to be able to reach.
a cuentagotas: This expression is understood as "filling with liquid drop by drop", which would be "do something very slowly, usually unnecessarily because there are or should be faster ways". See eyedropper ( "dosing dropper" ) .
hecho a mano: It is said of a product with artisanal invoice, without an industrial process; although machines such as lathes (from ceramicists) or looms (from lickers) can be used.
obelus: It's the Latinized version of obel.
(r): ' ( R ) ' is a quick way to type the symbol '®' ( ® ) when you don't have it handy on a keyboard.
ñangapiri: It is a variant of the common names ñangapirí, ñangapiry or ñangapire for the eugenia uniflora shrub.
ñangapirí: It is a variant of the name ñangapiri, shrub Eugenia uniflora.
fototaxia: It's a variant of phototaxia. For its etymology see phototactism.
fototaxis: It is a form more adjusted to its Greek origin for phototactism, and has its same etymology.
zurriar: Variant of zurrar or zurrir ( "shit", "make a bronco sound" ).
zurrir: 1st_ Variant of zurrar or zurriar ( "shit", "make a bronco sound" ) . It seems like an onomatopoeic voice, which would explain the following meanings (some very regional). 2nd_ Make noise of the guts, by hunger or gases . 3rd_ Wind hum, blizzard before a storm. 4th_ Murmur, purr, claquette . 5th_ Playing a musical instrument . 6th_ Hit the skins to indobar them . 7th_ Wandering the streets without occupation . See street.
exesposa: Female ex-wife.
cachorrita: Female puppy.
ojiplática: Female ojiplastic.
multiorgánica: Women's multiorgan.
orwelliana: Orwellian women (relative to George Orwell).