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	444947	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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grandesito: Big error. See big.
cañocazo: It is the surname of the collaborator [b]lino cañocazo[/b] , or a cannon error.
tésen: It must be a mistake for "tea sen" or "sen tea". Better to see sen, tea.
buenisimo: Error for very good.
morrobelfo: The truth is that I never saw it like this (reduplicated), and as it is originally placed among the synonyms of bezo I can suspect that it was "morro, belfo" and that there they omitted to separate them accordingly.
mindigado: It can be a mistake by begging, see begging.
holgabase: A resting stand? . More like an error for 'holgáse'. See holgar .
nimiedad: It is another word of the group of the self-anthonyms, since it has two opposite meanings: "little" and "much" , and it is said of what has a character of nimio. See also enantiosemia .
nimio: First of all, we should know that it is a strange case of enantiosemia, because it is not given by antiphrasis or irony but by confusion of adverbs. In Spanish it means "a lot, in large quantity" and comes from the neutral adverb Latin nimium ( "excessive, large, exaggerated" ) ; but at some point it was mistaken for a version of minimum ( "small") and was also used as "little, minimal" that ended up becoming a more popular concept than the original, so today both coexist in the English dictionary.
sindhén: He's not Spanish but Javanese, or he wants to be. It is as a consultation because they put it as synonymous with '10060;pasindhén', which I suppose can be pronounced with some differences, but it is more referenced with 'pesindh' for a solo singer and 'sindhen' (no accent, let alone a sharp one as in this consultation) for the chorus.
aguachoso: It's like saying aguachento, chirle for excess water.
matamaleza: It's another way to call a herbicide, a weedkiller.
antitrampa: I don't know by what criteria, but it's like the anonymity of chito.
lambonerías: Plural of lambonería .
infodemia: Another invention closer to an advertisement than a linguist. It's supposed to be an "information epidemic," good or bad, spread like a plague. It comes from the English infodemic (English/information english/epidemic). See pandemic, endemia, sindemia.
zaus: Zaus is the name of a manga character and i animé Toriko. It can also be a mistake by Zeus.
post malone: Post Malone is the stage name of American rap and pop musician Austin Richard Post.
san genadio: Although Genadio de Astorga is not officially canonized, from shortly after his death in 936 he was known as San Genadio. It was a Benedictine cenobita who despised a bishopric to live within a grotto in the Valley of Silence (El Bierzo, Spain).
san mateo: One of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus, who was called Levi of Alpheus. He wrote one of the so-called synoptic Gospels. He left a well-to-do life as King Herod's tax collector to follow the Messiah.
elimene: Elimene is a name of Greek origin, with a difficult-to-trace etymology. There may be a relationship with one of the daughters of the mythical King Minias, which depending on the source she consulted, she could also be called Climent, Clímene or Eteoclímene.