Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15262	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	446215	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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rusofobo: Russophobic error. See Russianphobia .
pollera: 1st_ Female Skirt . 2nd_ Bell-shaped wicker cage for raising chickens . 3rd_ By resemblance to the previous one, it is called 'pollera' to the wide skirt of woman, and then to any model of skirt. 4th_ Woven wicker walker used by children to learn to walk; it is named after the resemblance to the cage.
comía a dos carrillos: Watch two lanes eat.
quiere el remedio y el trapito: See the remedy and the rag.
remar a favor de obra: Sounds to me to be a rejoining of the phrases "row for" (of the current) and "in favor of work".
hecho a brazo: I am not quite sure that it exists as an expression, rather it looks like a trolled by "handmade" (without industrial process). See by similarity : have your legs on the ground.
tener las piernas en la tierra: It can be a troll for the "have your feet on the ground" locution, or your knees, or maybe "put knee to ground". See by similarity made by arm.
sacar con fuego: This consultation has already been done with the grace of double space, but with correcting it we gain nothing, and I repeat: it is still not a locution and does not fit in a dictionary. It's probably taken out of a fire with another fire. See out, fire.
con vida larga y prospera: Unless it is a bad translation of a Vulcan greeting (with a lack of spelling), so loose as it is the locution makes no sense. See life, long, verbs/prosperous, prosperous.
pollerudo: It comes from the word pollera ( "dress skirt"), and in addition to referring somewhat derogatoryly to a dress with wide skirts, it is used to name a male very dependent on his wife, his desires or whims. The cause is supposed to be a dominant, overprotective mother who made him submissive since he was a kid, when he hung himself from his chicks.
tirisiada: Surely a mistake by the female tyrannical. See tying, throwing, tyrannical, jaundice.
cemino: He's not Spanish. Perhaps a mistake by way, cumin, chamino, cecino ( cecinar), . . .
hasnos: Error by the plural of donkey, or by 'haznos' ( pronominal verbs/beam ).
moromoros: See Moromoro , Moro Moro , Moromoreño .
elegi: Error by verbs/choose , verbs/choose , perhaps by elegy . See Choose .
popurri: Error by meddly or potpurrí .
abascal: It can be a mistake by abacal, abyssal, abasca. . . ; or a surname possibly of Arab origin.
caliz: Chalice, limestone , . . .
idiosincravica: Probably a mistake for the female idiosyncratic or idiosyncratic.
daño: 1st_ Prejudice, mistreatment, deterioration on something or someone. It is said especially when it is intentional. 2nd_ First (as 'I') person in singular of the present indicative mode for the verb damage . View verbs/damage .