Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
15163

	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15163	2
Obtained votes	88	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	436704	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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ahuya: I hope it's not a mistake for 'howling' ( howling).
gasnapido: It must be a mistake for gaznápiro.
embuscados: It's not Spanish, maybe Portuguese. Or an ambush error.
quesignificahadro: I find it hard to believe that this is another capture of our friend, the bot with trim regex errors, but you have to be very turnip to make a lousy query and take away the spaces (and the accent). While we're at it, see hadro, hadron.
pescuezopollo: This time I'm not sure this is the work of the bot, although if it's a consultation for a nick or a nickname it's just hanging up neck and chicken. And of course that's not the case as a question in the dictionary; let's just hope it's justified as a localism.
enapariencialocucionadverbial: The uncontrolled trim bot strikes again.
influencer: It translates as influencer or influencer, a person of influence. It is formed by the prefix in_ fluence, which is a flow of energy, and although surely it is a consequence and not an antecedent, flow is also a supposed mesméric power, which some people use to make their will. Today is mostly the nickname for a promoter of ideas or products in the media, especially on the web.
mas con tilde: See more .
sino y si no: Once again? See but or if not, yes, no, but.
que es www: Badly done query, not only because 'that' lacks an accent but because it is extra, see www .
que es un artículo: See article, obviously.
que son las conanas: See conana.
que es tetracampeon: They must have wanted to write "what is tetrachampion", because not only is it poorly raised but also lacks all accents.
la palabra mecate: See mecate, and since we are also word.
erético: It is said of someone choleric, irritable and aggressive. It comes from the name of the Roman goddess of discord Eride, Latin version of the Greek 917; 961; 953; 962; ( Eris ) . Although it can also be a mistake by erétric, heretical, erotic, hermetic, hemetic, prophetic,
mendeleiev: Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleiev ( 1044; 1084; 1080; 1090; 1088; 1080; 1081; 1048; 1074; 1072; 1085; 1086; 1074; 1080; 1095; 1052; 1077; 1085; 1076; 1077; 1083; 1077; 1077; 1074; ) was a Russian chemist who at the end of the 19th century discovered a relationship between the properties of the chemical elements that allowed them to be classified into a periodic table of the chemical elements.
scarbroita: Mineral is also known as "tucanite". The name is an eponymous by the village of Scarborough, in England, where it was discovered.
severendo: In some countries it is a qualifier that means "big, exaggerated, which reinforces the category of noun". Of course, if the RAE still did not accept it, it will already do so, although I now take the consultation to rehearse an etymology. It does not come from severe, nor is it even a cultism for the already misinterpretation of sendos; it is rather a poor pronunciation of "reverend" as an irony, that use that is usually given to it to hierarchy an insulting or contemptuous adjective. ( And, yes, it should not be used or endorsed. )
hi hi hi: It's the name of a Paul McCartney song.
godo: Eastern Germanic people that spread throughout Europe. As these barbarians were also found in the Iberian Peninsula, the adjective 'godo' was used in a derogatory way to name the Spaniards.