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	446025	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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deprecatolio: Considering the usual trolley in this community to consult words with a changed letter, it is most likely that 'deprecatolio' is a mistake about deprecatory. But if we take any more laps, it could also be an ironic way to call a capitol that legitimizes according to the pressures of the group that most requests, claims and tantrums make. See Deprecar , lobby .
impercibible: It would be something that cannot be perceived, but is actually used imperceptible.
ciclicamente: According to the current spelling of the SWE it should be 'cyclically'; although it is not yet incorporated into the dictionary. See cyclical .
carencialidad: Naaa! Did they really invent a quality for the lack?
allornar: It must be 'ayornar', because the double ele does not sound like the original double ge of Italian (except in Buenos Aires, where we pronounce it this badly). See yornar .
adipsi: It is not Spanish, it can be the singular genitive or the nominative and plural vocative of Latin adipsos, i ( "regaliz" ), or an error by adipsia .
leria: It seems to me that it is misspelled even in Basque, at best see it read.
impase: Another Spanish version for impasse? It should be ungodly, but it is not yet recognized.
kunche: It can be a mistake by kunché, or maybe by kuchen, which is German but is used in Spanish to name dessert.
grocera: It may be a mistake by the female rude, procero or procero, also by gooseberry,
nose: It's not Spanish, maybe an acronym. See English/nose, just in case .
compitaled: It can be a mistake for competing, compitals (compete),
parner: It can be a mistake by parné, or the Spanishization of English/partner without the accent, but in this case it would not have use in Spanish because it already has its translation.
snak: If it is not spam, it is an error for the English dictionary and not English. See English/snack, English/snake ,
orodofono: It must be a mistake for the term created by science fiction writer Ray Bradbury, who called odorophones (odorophonics) a portion of the virtual reality equipment.
buty: There's no Polish dictionary around here, nor do I think they're consulting for their "shoes." Rather it should be a Spanishization of English booty, which should not be for the "prize, loot" but for the slang for "ass, buttocks", almost always feminine and that is extended to the vulva, the vagina and in an extreme synecdoque to the woman as a sexual object. In any case, it does not exist in Spanish. See English/booty .
mascanuca: It's an ironic way of calling the homosexual male active; who is behind the liability (I don't know if you understand). See bullet, mascapito, mascafrecho.
ayiornarse: See also ayornar, ayornarse .
semejarse: Pronominal form of the verb semejar .
descuidarse: Pronominal form of the verb to neglect .