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Accepted meanings	15262	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	446239	3
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moscareta: It is one of the names of the Muscícapa grisola, a bird common in several regions of Spain in the summer, which feeds on insects hunted on the fly. The vulture is also called moscareta. There are other birds with this name in America, the most widespread being the culiamarilla muscat ( Myiobius sulphureipygius ) which is found from Mexico to Ecuador. The etymology is Valencian, where muixquereta is a derivative of muixca ( "fly" ).
buitre americano cabecirroja: The truth is that it is not well written, but it still makes sense, so at the entrance we will take it for good. The 'red-headed American vulture' is another of the many names of the bird Cathartes aura. See urubu head (even with error).
gaviota patiamarilla: One of the names of the bird Larus michahellis , a gull that is located in the European Mediterranean, of a metre and a half wingspan.
alevoso: He has alevosía, who is a traitor or commits a crime taking care of his personal safety and despising the others.
dadivoso: Relative to the giver and to whom he offers it.
monologuista: Who says a monologue. It usually refers to the actor who does a one-man show with a story to the public. For some years it has been called a ndandapero. View stand up ( show ) .
brutalista: Relative to brutalism (movement in architecture). Artist or architect who has that style in his works.
dostoievskiano: Concerning the style of the Russian writer 1060; 1105; 1076; 1086; 1088; 1052; 1080; 1093; 1072; 769; 1081; 1083; 1086; 1074; 1080; 1095; 1044; 1086; 1089; 1090; 1086; 1077; 769; 1074; 1089; 1082; 1080; 1081; ( Fydor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky). He portrayed Russian society in the Tsarist era of the nineteenth century, but always from the subjectivity and psychology of each character.
malthusiano: Concerning the Anglican economist and demographer Thomas Robert Malthus. See Malthusianism, Medical/Malthusianism .
atractor: It attracts, it joins, it drags. It comes from Latin adtractum ( "attracted" ). See tractor, sheist.
redentor: That redeems, that saves, that releases. See Redeem .
cuponera: 1st_ Female Cuponero . 2nd_ It is especially said of a real or virtual checkbook containing coupons or vouchers and promotion.
entendedera: Colloquial way of referring to someone's ability to understand. It is more common the plural clotheslines.
tour gira: View tour , tour ( noun )
frondoso denso: See leafy, dense.
asta punta: See antler, tip.
deterioro cognitivo humv: See impairment, cognitive, humv.
conseller consellera: See catalan/conseller ( "counsel" ) .
pájaro vaquero vaquero mirlo: They are two names for the bird Molothrus bonariensis separated with a double space. See cowboy bird, blackbird cowboy.
bolsa maleta: See bag, suitcase.