Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15431	2
Obtained votes	182	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	458345	3
Queries by meaning	30	7
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patota: This word was used in Chile and the Cuyo region of Argentina as " pacota " , to the violent, attacking group. Possibly from " paco " or " 34 paca; which was the package of cheap products that sailors had land to sell; the comparison comes out because they were " low value " , the same as the pacoteros, cowards who only made the handsome if they were all together. The change to " 34 gang; It took place in Buenos Aires, where '' well 39 children; during the crisis of 1890 they went out in 40 groups; " Nota " ) to punish young people from the UCR. A little his way affected go duck, was them called " patoteros " instead of " pacoteros ".
tramoya: It comes from " plot " , and is the hidden machinery in the theatre to create supernatural effects, usually with many strings attached and intertwined. See Bambalina. See: http: //www. meaning. org/deus ex machina. htm
taurofilia: Sexual perversion who is attracted to bulls or cattle in general. Greek 964; 945; 965; 961; 959; 962; ( tauros, " 34 Bull; ) and 966; 953; 955; 953; 945; ( filia, " love, affective inclination " ).
aargeologo: It is who studies the terrain of the riverbed and the banks of the River Aare, in Switzerland. XD
tubo: Cano, usually cylindrical, which can be made of flexible material.
corbata: Accessory dress, kind of Ribbon tied around the neck with the ends hanging forward. Appears in 1936 inspired scarves that Croatian soldiers used ( 41 cravates; , and all {i takes its name.
petiso: In slang, is a festive way to tell pete. See: Pete.
robot: It was used for the first time in the work of science fiction '' Rossumovi Univerzální 39 diverse; ( '' Rossum's universal Robots '' ) of the Czech Karel 268; apek. It has its origin the word robota ( " forced labour " " working slave " ) and it serves to name to a machine that does the work of a man with some autonomy.
casquivana: Literally is " light helmets " losing step. They are euphemistic ways to name a woman are customs.
cremona: Thread of bread that can be made in various sizes. The name is possibly a homage to the Italian city.
bolo: Originally it was a performance of theatre in a place where the actor or the company were not installed, and therefore had to move. Later was the performance ( already in theatre, radio or TV ) " artist invited " that does not belong to the cast, and in general did a role but a filling.
kipá: Jewish ritual hat worn by men, especially in places of worship. Hebrew 1499; 1460; 1468; 1508; 1464; 1468; 1492; ( kipa, " top, dome " ).
sandwich: It was originally a piece of meat between two slices of bread. The name is an eponym of John Montagu, Earl of Sandwich ( England, 1718-1792 ) According to tongues was a gambler to not leave your cards games wearing meat cooked between bread for lunch, because I could eat it with one hand while playing with the other. Today is called sandwich any '' ingredient among breads ''.
foja cero: '' Leaf zero '' first sheet ( or page ) of a file. The expression is used to indicate the start of something.
culo con rosca: In Argentina, the phrase names a person who feels superior to others, especially by their social class. As a ridiculous comparison, reportedly carrying not the ass like everybody else, but having one with thread, or washer.
pichin: pichin is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Pichincha" being its meaning:
Infantile form to nominate the urine. " Make a pichin " He is urinating.
culto: Cultivated. For etymology see: grow.
canon: Standard or model that you should follow or imitate, also is a list or gradation to take as a reference. Greek 954; 945; 957; 969; 957; ( canon, " rod to measure " ).
enoch: Name of some biblical characters.
gráfica de pastel: Cake or pie graph is basically a circle ( it can be inclined in perspective or even simulate a 3D ) divided into parts for radios. Each pie represents a proportional part of a whole and the amount in each depends on angle to find the radios that limit it.