Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
15262

	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15262	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	446093	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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odorófono: Name that writer Ray Bradbury used to call a component of a virtual reality room in his short story "The Veldt" (The Prairie). It is originally odorophonics which was translated as "odorophones". See robopsychology. .
hipnofilia: Paraphilia for which someone is sexually aroused to see someone else sleeping. From Greek 965; 960; 957; 959; 962; ( hypnos "sleep, drowsiness") 966; 953; 955; 953; 945; ( philia, "love, affective inclination") . See somnophilia .
piscingo: It is one of the names of the pichiche duck, although it is better 'pisingo'. It is also the name given in some countries to the parrot, but not to the bird, but to the urinal container.
intrancendeltal: It must be intrascental, or intranscendental.
peedunculo: I imagine it must be a peduncle error.
perinstaltico: It occurs to me that it's a peristaltic mistake.
indexinelible: ¿ 128552;? I don't know, I don't encourage myself to guess what they wanted to put here.
interpsicologica: I do not think that there is a verb 10060;interpsicologicar , so if there is 10060;interpsicologic is misspelled .
probicional: I'm sure it's a provisional error.
humternidad: I can't even think of where this came from.
reirse: Error with 'laughing'. Watch laughing.
rematr etc: It is another unfortunate synonymous attempt, this time for 10060;ultimaria, which is also misspelled. See finish, etc. .
inedible: Either it's a dictionary error, or it's an error by inescapable, ineditable, unavoidable, English/inedible.
sumillar: Although not incorporated by the Academy, it is used in some areas as a synonym for apostille, making a note attached to a document with some instruction or clarification, such as that it has already been reviewed by a lawyer and can be signed. It is also to summarize, write an excerpt. It comes from the word sumilla.
juzgar: Make judgment about something or someone.
endrogar: Filling up on drugs, in some places is also indebted. It is almost always used as a pronominal verb. See drug gon.
competir: Contend between multiple people for a goal, they can do it for themselves or using other means.
pegar: 1o_ It is to put together or adhere to something, combine in the right way. 2o_ Hit , do something quickly or violently.
quebrar: Breaking is breaking or breaking something hard, figuratively destroying anything violently (as in "breaking the will") . It comes from the Latin crepare ( "crunch, sound to crumble" ) .
mojar: Wet or soak with a liquid. Put something in a liquid to soak it. From Latin mollire ( "soften" ) .