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	444857	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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chamuyero: In lunfardo is "the one who chamuyas", "who makes a chamuyo"; a "verse or liar." By extension it is the one who has good lip to conquer the ladies. See chamuyar , verse ( lunfardo ) .
fafafa: It is a euphemism for falopa in its concept of cocaine, which repeats the first syllability as an automatism. See fafa .
competencias: Plural of competition .
facilitadores: Plural facilitator .
despropósitos: Plural of waste.
pastiches: Plural pastiche.
guisos: Plural stew .
semejantes: Plural of similar .
desangelado: He does not have or lost the angel, in his sense of "grace" and also as "divine care or protection". No charm. Helpless.
crisálido: Adjective for something with chrysalis characteristics, such as its golden tone. From Greek 967; 961; 965; 963; 945; 955; 955; 953; 948; 959; 962; ( chrisallides "of the color of gold" ) .
cismático: Concerning the schism, cause or consequence of a separation.
gualdrapudo: It should be of colloquial use, for something related to gualdrapa.
castigar: Execute a punishment. Grieving as a dig. As irony, and mostly used as reflective, is to indulge, a pleasure with something (a holiday, a good drink, a great meal, . . . ) .
surrar: Another version of the verb zurrar . See zurrear , left.
actuar: Perform an act or act.
ponchar: It is a term used in baseball when a batter is eliminated. As it comes from the English (to ) punch , it is also used for a rough or fast action, especially if it is a mechanical action like hitting a button.
chicanear: Make a chicana (in her ecepts of mockery, stunt or obstacle).
cañear: 1o_ Drink cane . 2o_ Hitting an animal shooting from the wagon with a rod or long rod to hurry it, sometimes that rod had tip to chop.
brujulear: 1st_ Wander aimlessly, such as looking for compass or north. 2o_ Look for something without knowing where . 3o_ Deduce a fact only by hints . 4o_ For the above, discover just the pints of the Spanish deck to know your stick or a little more for its value. It can also be done with the corner of the French card. See the jack's legs.
carpir: It would also tear, scratch, as in the mark that remains on the ground after weeding. It comes from the Latin verb carpere ("start, hurt, mistreat" ). See carpiendo .