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	445802	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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pepenor: Outside of spam or some nick, in Spanish it means nothing.
montalvan: If it is not espam ( from miscellaneous companies), it may be some error related to Monte Albán.
cimcho: If it is not espam for some nick in networks or for fertilizer companies, then it is a mistake by . . . some word. I take the opportunity to comment that although it is not common, the eme followed by ce is valid in our language, and fits in words of origin outside Spanish, such as circumcirca or pocomchi (which avoids 'poqomchi' because that is not valid even if used).
lumu: In addition to spam for a Colombian company put by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez, it is also synonymous with quauhcamotli ( yuca).
editoragrizzly: It seems to be the espam of a publishing house that publishes manuals for naive real-world escapists.
zarrio: 1o_ It is said of something ordinary, of poor quality. From Basque txar ( "defective" ) . See Basque/Txar . 2nd_ Mud stuck in clothes, trousers or shoes; shell, zarria, paw. 3o_ Tie to adjust the straps of a shoe as encompassed.
rizar el rizo: It is a locution to "unnecessarily spin on the same matter, exaggerate in the execution of a task that has actually already been completed".
abrocharse el cinturón: Although I had never heard this expression in the sense given to it by Aaron Israel Lion's Franc, it is consistent with the idea of "putting on your pants" as "stopping resting and preparing to do a task." Still, I think it's a mistake or a trolled for tightening her belt.
puño de hierro: 1o_ Expression something stronger than iron hand ( "with rigidity and severity" ), since it presupposes violence. 2nd_ Marvel comic book character, in the original Iron Fist, whose name is Daniel Rand.
manito de guagua: Grabbed, greedy, not loose, like babies who have their fist always clenched. It is an expression used in Chile. See manito ( "hand diminutive" ), guagua ( "child" ) .
estirar el chicle: Prolonging something intentionally, can be unnecessarily, or to delay the inevitable. Gum is the "chewing gum", and it alludes to the habit of stretching it between your fingers and teeth and then putting it back in your mouth. Although not common, it can be a euphemism of euphemism "throwing the rubber".
saltar a la yugular: It is what predatory animals do when they want to quickly kill their victim, attack in the neck to cut the jugular vein. Figuratively, it is said by those who face something or someone without regard, without compassion.
fila cero: 1o_ It is said ironically that someone is in the 'row zero' when in a show leaves the plate and stands at the edge of the stage. 2o_ Also in a show or show you acquire an entry for the 'zero row' when you do not plan to attend, but you do collaborate with the bordereaux. 3o_ Book an app to book shifts via web .
efecto 2000: It's another name for the "problem of the year 2000" in computer science. See y2k, Millennium Error.
etimologia de excelsior: The query is poorly done in English and Spanish. In that last dictionary there is an etymology of excelsior (even though it is not Spanish but Latin). You can also see the spanish version excélsior and the entry for the English English/excelsior dictionary.
petön: Petan is the name of one of the nine bridges over the Danube River in Budapest (Hungary). Obviously it is not Spanish, he arrived here by a typing error in petonero (which, by the way, neither 'petón' nor 'petonero' are used in Argentina in the sense of who practices a fellatio).
namaqua: 1st_ Namaqua is the name of a national park, part of Namaqualand (South Africa). 2nd_ Old name of the South African ethnic nama, where the suffix qua means "people". See also namacuas , herero .
ome: 1o_ It is a paisa (Colombian region) voice for "man". 2nd_ Ome is a city in the province of Brescia, Italy. 3o_ Ome (also written as 332;me , 38738; 26757; ) is a city on the outskirts of Tokyo. 4th_ OME is the IATA code for Nome Airport (Alaska, USA). 5o_ It can be an acronym, without a relevant meaning in Spanish.
muni: 1st_ Muni is the name of an African river in Equatorial Guinea. It is also a geographical name in Indonesia, Afghanistan, South Korea, Latvia, Pakistan, Russia, Sudan. 2nd_ Shortened form for municipality or municipality.
sai: 1o_ The 37365; (sai) is a white weapon of Japanese origin, like a short sword with two more tips, one on each hawk. 2o_ Sai is a villa in Aomori Prefecture ( Japan ) ; also a commune in the department of Orne (Argentan-Est, France). 3o_ SAI is an abbreviation for the Latin formula sine alter indicatio ( "without any other indication" ), and also the Spanish version of UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply ) as "Power Supply System ( electrical ) Uninterrupted" . See S . To. ?. .