Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
15262

	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15262	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	446184	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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en la inopia: It is a locution, where inopia is not literally interpreted as "economic poverty" but intellectual, of news or knowledge. It is a case similar to balls or balls, which is used as "naked, without clothes" but can also be understood as "no arguments, no knowledge on a subject".
irse por la pata abajo: It refers to urinating or defecating (such as diarrhea) from incontinence, and is also said if it is out of fear. Obviously it alludes to the dripping leg to the ground. Watch him go down the sideburn.
ayornarnos: Pronominal form for the verb ayornar .
autotraducirse: Pronominal form for the verb auto-translate .
enmugrecerse: Pronominal form of the verb mumbling .
autofotografiarse: Pronominal form of the autophotograph verb. See selfie.
setearse: Pronominal form for the verb setear .
vangloriarse: Pronominal form for the verb vaagloriar .
reubicarse: The pronominal form of the verb relocate .
escagazurriarse: 1o_ It is an error, or a version, of scaaching, which is a deformation of scacuating, which in Spain is a festive version of. It consists of the prefix es- ( intensifier ) the verb shit ( "defecate") the verb zurrar ( "defecate") the enclytic is . 2nd_ On the above meaning, you can also use the verb zurriar as "punish", so 'shit' would be interpreted as "damaging" and then the meaning can be "hurt". 3rd_ As it is a word of colloquial use and very rare, it can have more interpretations, considering that zurrir is "make a thunderous sound" and zurrigo in some of its meanings is a "penis".
hispanoargentino: Relative to Spain and Argentina, which has both nationalities.
hispanoargentino: Relative to Spain and Argentina, which has both nationalities.
italoargentino: Relative to Italy and Argentina, which has both nationalities.
italoestadounidense: Relative to what italian and American origin shares, who has both nationalities.
francoalemán: Relative to France and Germany. He has both nationalities. See frank, Gallic, German, German.
hispanoestadounidense: Relative to Spain and the United States of America. He has both nationalities.
suecochileno: Relative to Sweden and Chile. He has both nationalities.
francoindonesio: Relative to France and Indonesia, which has both nationalities. See French, French, Indonesian.
proeuropeo: It promotes or supports any European cause.
pronuclear: In favor of the use of nuclear energy. Depending on the case, it may or may not be for a peaceful purpose.