Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
15155

	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15155	2
Obtained votes	88	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	435983	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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apapachado: 1o_ Participle of the verb apapachar . 2o_ Adjective by pampered, protected with affection, consented .
secuenciado: 1st_ Adjective per serial; divided or sorted by related sequences. 2o_ Participle of the sequence word .
emporrado: 1o_ In lunfardo rioplatense is an adjective for "being smoked with porro" (and elsewhere, also). 2o_ Participle of the verb pronominal emporrar .
ondeado: 1st_ Adjective for something waveformd, or that has received waves of some kind. See wavy, chusco. 2o_ Participle of the verb wave . 3rd_ Drugged .
male orchis: In Spanish it is the "male orchid" (Orchis mascula), with a complicated etymology. Male is "male, male" and comes from the French archaic masle that takes it from Latin mascle, a vulgarization of masculus as diminutive of m 257;s ( "male" ). Orchid or orchis is "orquidea", as in Greek 959; 961; 967; 953; 962; ( pr . orkis "testicle" ), and the association comes from the resemblance of the orchid tuber to the scrotum and testicles. And as presented, the consultation could also be interpreted as a two-way pun by "very brave" 128521; .
acalambramiento: Suffer a cramp.
aclaramiento: Action to clarify, make it clearer.
ficaria: Dicotyledone plant also known as celidonia. From Latin ficus ( "fig") .
epicaria: Epicaria was the name of an ancient Albanian city today called Puke.
manica: Manica is a district and province of Mozambique.
astura: Name of several geographical sites, such as an island off the Italian coast that is today called Torre de Astura; or the local name of the Principality of Asturias; or the ancient name of the River Esla in Spain. It is a voice of Celtic origin meaning "river". It can also be spam.
desregularizar: Remove regularity . It is understood in the sense of what has a use or custom, usually regulated, and is prevented or illegalized. See also deregulate .
desregular: Eliminate or reduce regulations, in the sense of regulations. It makes some difference with deregularizing although they are often used as synonyms.
ser: 1o_ Very irregular Spanish verb, which unlike other languages was separated from being, and is sometimes used as a have. 2o_ Although there may be philosophical differences, it is understood by a being to which it has an entity, an essence and nature of its own.
parresia: Characteristic of cynical and stoic philosophies, because they had to say what they thought. It also exists in rhetoric with a lap of concept, since it is the use of apparently recriminating phrases, but in truth flattering and respectful for those who hear them (this is because honesty is a form of respect). It comes from the Greek 960; 945; 961; 961; 951; 963; 953; 945; ( it was said all made up of 960; 945; 957; (bread all ) 961; 951; 963; 953; 962; ( rhesis locution , speech ) ; and it should be clarified that in Spanish it does not wear tilde or break the last diptongo. See cynism, stoicism.
adiaforía: From Greek 945; 948; 953; 945; 966; 959; 961; 959; 962; ( adiaphoros indifferent ) ; 945; (a without ) 948; 953; 945; 981; 949; 961; 969; ( diafero differ , change ) . 1st_ Immutability of own mood of cynical and stoic philosophies. 2o_ According to pyrronism intellectual apathy or ataraxia was the end of the adiaphoria of thought, which should refrain from judging what was not an obvious truth. See cynism, stoicism, epohé.
arides: It's probably a mistake for aridity. Although it could also be some mistake by inflections of the verbs maridar, nest, aricar, gridar,
manic: Mistake for mania , manis , manir (and several of your inflections), manio, peanuts, mañica (maño), manica (hand),
eficaria: Mistake by ficaria, epicary, efficiency, it would build,
mejir: Mistake by best, govern, measure, mejer, woman, magician, moan,