Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15230	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	441377	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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torda: In lunfardo, female " thrush ". Doctor. See synonyms.
pedir la mano: In reality, suitor is not asked to the father of the bride the end of your arm, what you want is the power, the right to maintenance. In ancient Rome it was customary to ask the '' 40 manus; us ) '' the parent or guardian about the daughter, since that was the legal name for the control of their person and their property.
pucho: Of the quichua " 34 puchu; It's leftovers, residue. As a remainder is usually small, " 34 pucho; It is also " a little amount ". He says usually the tailpiece of the cigar, and by extension to the same cigarette.
puchito: Diminutive of pucho. Very small amount. For etymology see: Pucho.
mozo: A person who serves and serves tables at bars, restaurants, confectioneries.
colombia: Colombia is the name of a South American country; eponymous Cristobal Colon ( Cristoforo Colombo ).
engatusar: The phrase comes from the saying " give cat poke ". See synonyms.
popeye: " Popeye, the Sailor " It is a cartoon character created by Elzie Crisler Segar, who later went on to film and television. Its name ( pop eye ) It refers to the lack of his right eye.
picárselas: " Chop " It is accelerating, take speed in a few seconds. Argentina uses " chop them " ( " chop me them " in the first person, " 34 picatelas; the second person ) When will escape or take someone and you must do it fast.
indispuesta: It is said of a woman which is in your menstrual period. It is not common to be used in the masculine.
quispe: Of the aimara " kespi " means " " " Crystal stone bright 34, " 34 transparent;. Used as name ( or last name ) in the Highlands.
tela velveteen: He is not Spanish. The translation is " 34 corduroy fabric; similar to velvet.
argento: So disparagingly call the Argentine or regard to the Argentina.
argentofobia: Fear or rejection to the Argentines or the Argentina. Without diminishing the contribution of FEDE, clarified that the names of phobias are built based on the classical Greek, so the phobia of silver would be " argirofobia " ( 945; 961; 947; 965; 961; 959; 962; argyros, " 34 silver; 966; 959; 946; 959; 962; fovos, " 34 fear; ). See Argento.
miñón: French " mignon " ( small ) is a name that is used for the lowest of different elements with various sizes; from the French bread that is smaller than the " flautita; 34, up to the boxes of 10x10cm in electrical installations, through the plug 2.5 mm Americans or the threads edison E14.
minon: In lunfardo, augmentative of " " mina. Many women, especially when they are referring to the physical aspect. For etymology, see synonyms.
ponerse las pilas: " Battery " It is that, in many countries, referred to as " battery ". The phrase means " put more energy into making " or " put something that gives more energy, "
esnobismo: Behavior of the snob. Watch Snob.
menemismo: Followers of Carlos Saul Menem, Argentine former President between 1889 and 1999.
marabo: Although does not officially exist as a Word, can be a reduced form and relative of " marabino ". To test a source, remember that " marabino " It is the manner of speaking of the Venezuelan of the Zulia region, and more specifically in Maracaibo. A somewhat derogatory way to call residents is " maracucho " but the recognized adjective is " maracaibero ". The problem is that the completion " _ero " is mainly used in Spanish to trades or the 40 acts; relating to dates, celebrations ) and then, for some, " 34 maracaibero; is little appropriate etymologically; so at some point began to use " marabino " as if it were an adjective. But it is a mistake, and then there could appear " marabo " as a way to call the maracaibero family. Perhaps it is more nothing a syncopation of Maracaibo, as suggested by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz.