Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15254	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	445643	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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baica: Apart from spam made in other definitions, it can be a familiar way to refer to the bike or bike, which is surely a deformation of the English bike (baik , english/bicycle apocope). See taica ( or "taycá" ) . It is also the name of some cities, such as Baica in the district of Salaj (Romania).
colón: In all cases it is a tribute to the European discoverer of America, Christopher Columbus, or to his relatives. 1st_ Costa Rican and El Salvador Currencies . 2nd_ Name of several localities, such as the municipality and department of Colón in the province of Entre Ríos (Argentina) . 3o_ It is also the name of the most important theater in Buenos Aires. 4th_ Several sports clubs, such as Colón Fútbol Club (Montevideo), Club Atlético Colón (Santa Fe), . . .
corchetes: Plural bracket .
problemas: Plural problem .
anagramas: Anagram plural .
colones: Plural of colon.
burundangas: Plural of burundanga .
gangas: Plural of bargain .
macrogenitalismo: It is the sexual attraction of penises that exceed 20 centimeters in erection. See microgenitalism .
microgenitalismo: It's the sexual attraction of small penises. See macrogenitalism .
acucullofilia: Sexual attraction by circumcised penises. I have a problem with etymology. I wanted to believe it was Greek, but at first glance I couldn't make sense of it. It appeared to be 945; 954; 959; 965; ( akou ), a poetic form of 945; 954; 949; 959; 956; 945; 953; ( akeomai "heal, repair" ) 954; 965; 955; 955; 959; 962; ( "damaged, chuced, crippled" kullós) and of course 966; 953; 955; 953; 945; ( "love, affective inclination" ) as a suffix; it would be something without much connection with the lack of foreskin. And that's because they actually took it from Latin, where ab is a prefix for "separation" and cuculla, ae is a "cap, hood, something that covers the head"; although filia is still Greek. And well, that's what there is. See circumcision, phaphilia and since we are, opacophilia .
¡joder!: It's fucking used as an exclamation point.
¡ caramba!: See gee .
¡fenomenal!: It's the phenomenal word used as an exclamation point. In this case it is used as an expression of astonishment and approval.
¡silencio!: Exclamation begging for silence.
¡portentoso!: It's portentous used as an exclamation point.
¡sensacional!: It's the sensational adjective used as an exclamation point.
¡excelente!: It's excellent used as an exclamation point.
alias: It is a way to call someone by a name that is not their own, but that represents them, as a nickname, nickname, nom de guerre, nickname, nickname. From Greek 945; 955; 955; 959; 962; ( allos "other" ), going through the Latin alius, a, ud ("other, other" ) .
ultra mega meloso -sa: See ultra- , mega- , ultra , mega , mellow , . . . and '-sa' is not a suffix, so with that I can't help you.