Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya

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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15254	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	445689	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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hilar

  62

Thread ingey, warp with threads. It is also used as sharpening, put below .

  

lalorrea

  39

Also 'laliorrea', is to speak excessively and uncontrollably; especially in public, when you have an auditorium. It comes from The Greek 955; 945; 955; 953; 945; (laliá , "talk or talk" ) 961; 949; 969; ( "flow" rhéo) . See logorrea .

  

elurofobia

  17

Veriante of ailurophobia.

  

garco

  37

1o_ In lunfardo is excrement , zorete , shit, also in its concept of waste or bad fact. It is understood as the product of "go to garcar" . 2o_ First singular person of the present indicative form of garcar .

  

pergüétano

  30

Vulgar variant of perhuetanus. Chilenism for "dumb."

  

perhuétano

  24

Name given to a variety of wild pear. From Latin pirus ( "peral" ) .

  

solución

  42

1o_ Soluble product, diluted . 2o_ By extension of the previous , cut , separation , although more dissolution is used. 3o_ By extension of the previous one, final cut to a problem , resolution .

  

antropogénico

  18

Originated in the human or in their actions. From Greek 945; 957; 952; 961; 969; 960; 959; 962; ( anthropos "man, in the sense of species") 947; 949; 957; 951; 962; ( "origin, race" genes) .

  

iván

  28

Ivan is a Slavic version of the name Juan. See juan .

  

microgotitas

  32

Microdropper Diminutive .

  

cachorrito

  38

Diminutive of puppy.

  

liderzuelo

  14

Leader diminutive .

  

pescadito

  15

Fish diminutive.

  

lechoncito

  45

Diminutive of piglet.

  

inri

  27

It's an offense, a mockery for someone. The origin is in the titulus placed on the Cross where Jesus died, which according to the Gospel of John had the Latin inscription INRI, by Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum ( "Jesus, Nazarene King of the Jews"). The reason was the custom of identifying the executed foreigners, but tradition says that naming Jesus of Nazareth as "King of the Jews" (which was his crime) was a mockery of exposing him crucified. And from there comes the meaning that is given to it in Spanish.

  

que es un articulo

  17

A inflection of the verb articulato? Oh, no, 'that' would be missing an accent. See article .

  

sinónimo de retardar

  14

See delay and, of course, pseudonym/delay .

  

pueblo o ciudad llamado jerico

  23

See town, city, call, jericho, parakeet,

  

transa o tranza

  20

Transa is the act of transar; tranza is justified by an alleged trance etymology, but it would be more of a variant with another 'transa' spelling; or an error by branza, granza, tanza, braid, trace,

  

portaminas o lapicero

  12

See portaminas, pen.

  

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