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	436468	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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banco provincial: See bank, provincial.
acción coordinada: See action, coordinated
muñeco diabólico: See doll, devilish.
una sirena: See mermaid.
dedicarse al ocio: See dedicate, leisure .
oraciones exclamativas: See prayer, exclamative, and although the expression is perfectly understood you can also see exclaming prayer.
pezón: bulging in the breasts of females where the lacing off. It is a derivative of the Latin pecciolus, variant of pediciolus ("piecito, peduncle" ) , which is any corner or bulge to withstand something.
falta de sueño: See fault, dream.
perdón olvido: See forgiveness, forget.
ser pusilánime: See being, pusillanimous.
pegarse fuerte: See paste, strong.
en todos los lados: Another unfortunate synonymous attempt converted to query from 'everywhere' and cloned to 'everywhere' (and the worst thing is that there are more, but duplicate). See everything, side.
desaliento agotamiento: See discouragement, exhaustion.
con olor agradable: See with , smell, pleasant to fully understand the meaning of the phrase.
mal oliente: It's actually smelly. And yes, it is formed by 'evil' 'oliente'.
mal olor fuerte: See evil, smell, strong.
tener mas vida que un gato: It should be "having more lives than a cat", which may be a comment, but I don't know if it comes to locution. See another dubious entry as having more souls than a cat; have seven souls like cat like a cat, and since we are also more, more, life, cat.
cataglotismo: Although no longer used because it seems a little derogatory, the word cataglotism defines the vulgar voices and idioms, typical of the lower people. Poetically, it would be a French kiss or "galocher". It comes from The Greek 954; 945; 964; 945; ( "low, descent" katá) 947; 955; 969; 963; 963; 945; ( glossa "language, language") ; a curiosity : Latin took glossa only as "difficult, dark word", surely because it came from the Greek 128521; .
aguardientero: Relative to brandy; who sells it or produces it. In some cases, also to those who drink it assiduously.
verdulera: Species of accordion, which is played while hanging from the shoulders and neck. The name is a comparison with the tray used by vegetable vendors hanging over their chest.