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furoya
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Position22
Accepted meanings152622
Obtained votes1252
Votes by meaning0.017
Inquiries4461183
Queries by meaning297
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carobo
  17

Formerly it was a quarter of a measure of weight for grains, today it is not used.

  
ocurso
  19

In the jurisprudence of some countries it would be a written request or demand. It comes from the Latin occursus ( "encounter, shock, conflict" ) , formed by the prefix ob_ ( "contra , opposite" ) cursus ( "course , direction" ) .

  
babieca
  50

1st_ Naive person, silly, indolent. It appears to come from "baba" or "babear", perhaps from "bobo" or even from "babia", all with the suffix "_eca". See being in babia. 2o_ In literature is the name of Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar's horse, in "El Cantar del Mio Cid"; and there is no reference in the work for the origin of the name, which can be a variant of the Gentile of Babia, although according to tradition came from Cañizar de Amaya (both in the present Autonomous Community of Castile and León), or a tribute to the horse of Guillaume d'O range in the "Chanson d'Antioche" called Bau'an, since in medieval Spanish its pronunciation 'bausán' was synonymous with "babieca , fool".

  
pacito
  96

In addition to the aforementioned "despacito" apheresis, it could also be a very colloquial masculinized form for the diminutive of peace "pacesita", so we should consider whether the very Colombian phrase "let's have a pass" does not have a misspelling.

  
jermu
  25

See re.l. of "woman." See also jerma .

  
depilador
  12

It waxes, which removes hair or hair on the skin; for the shaving machine is usually used in feminine. See hair removal .

  
soñe que salían chiripas de una cartera marrón yo la sacudia
  41

For starters, we are not in the Dictionary of Dreams, and for the Spanish one there are two words with spelling errors and at least one comma missing. For the meaning, it is very obvious : you feel guilty for cheating on your partner. The brown wallet is you, where you keep the phone with incriminating messages, which because they are so dirty fill you with cockroaches. Since you don't want to get rid of who generates the charge of consciousness in the real world, then you shake your wallet into dreams.

  
babeica
  19

It seems to be a mistake for babieca.

  
glucogenesis
  15

Error from glycogenesis .

  
glucogenolisis
  18

Glycogenolysis error.

  
suversivo
  20

Must be a mistake per subversive.

  
hallooe
  39

Claranente is another misspelled word, and if it is from Spanish and I have to guess I lean for 'hallole' (find ).

  
contrsflujo
  16

It's contraflow with a changed letter.

  
aregindado
  42

It can be a leased error. See the pronominal form repent .

  
antitecnica
  12

Will it be the female of 10060;antitechnical? 128513; Well written as 'antitechnical' can be a neologism within a phrase where it opposes the technical, but outside of those cases, it does not exist (and less without accent, even if some invent definitions).

  
despillador
  17

Perhaps a mistake by destackor, destemming, or lots of more words.

  
sondrar
  8

It should be polling with a changed letter.

  
esta difícil
  24

Another synonym, of the bad query '10060;this little canijo', which for a matter of sympathy also has its misspelling. See ingearound, difficult.

  
sabiaccion
  30

Of course 10060;wiseness does not exist, it is an imagined anonymity for another invention like 10060;ignoflexia, and the site generates a "serious" query with this. See wise, action.

  
oponerse también es alocarse
  34

Another nonsense as a synonym, this time to stoch.

  






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