Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15224	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	441105	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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protologo: protologo is incorrectly written, and should be written as "proctologist" being its meaning:
It must be a bug in " proctologist " ( see Proctology ). If it is correct, you can call " protologo " a knowledge or primitive word.
hacerse el longi: Get the fool. For etymology, see Longi.
sambodromo: Sambadrome is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Sambadrome" being its meaning:
Avenues or installations showcasing the escola do samba during the Carnival.
zambodromo: zambodromo is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Sambadrome" being its meaning:
It is not the track where dancing the zamba or the zamacueca. ( His relationship with the samba, see Sambódromo. )
pituco: It is a lunfardismo. I added a source to the definitions already given. In the 1930's the snobbish people in Buenos Aires was fashion using a sack ( 41 jacket; fabric pictures with pitucones ( patches ) at the elbows, although it was clear that the sleeves weren't broken. By this feature began to call them " pitucos " ( was prissy people, usually of high class, with modal affected ) and the word was still used after disappearing patched elbows fashion.
ser gato: Lunfardo is being a prostitute, or someone who takes money for a third party. See Jack for the expanded definition.
histerico: On the hysteresis.
durazno: In lunfardo, festive way to say " " hard; also in sense figurative as " unintelligent " or " hard entendederas ".
histerico: Relative to the uterus ( from the Greek 965; 963; 964; 949; 961; 945; , hystera ). It is also those who suffer hysteria; Although initially only be attributed to women today is accepted that a male can also be hysterical.
blanco: The result of the sum of all the visible colors of the spectrum.
calaca: Apocope of skull, with a morphological reduplicación. It is the representation of death, especially in the celebration of the dead in Mexico.
impas: impas is incorrectly written, and should be written as "impasse" being its meaning:
Pronunciation in Spanish of " impasse ". See Impasse.
el mago de oz: Novel supposedly child ( in fact alluded to a politico-economic bid on U.S. ) with the original title of the wonderful Wizard of Oz ( The Wonderful Wizard of Oz ) written by Lyman Frank Baum. The classic film is based on this work.
lado de hoz: Depending on context, it may be a play on words with " Wizard of Oz ". See the wizard of Oz.
wasap: wasap is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Whatsapp" being its meaning:
Form of name application and Whatsapp service in Spanish.
tripero: The name that is known to fans of the club de Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata soccer. In the 1920's the team was composed of players from the southern suburbs of the city of La Plata ( 41 Argentina; where they worked in faenadoras and slaughterhouses of cattle; as they were always " between cow 34 casings; they were given the nickname of Girths.
guri: Guri is a deformation of the guarani " 34 ngiri; that means child or boy. Used in the North of Argentina, southern Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay with the same meaning.
ahijuna: Form small and incomplete to say " Ah, son of a great slut! ". This expression is used in the Argentine pampas. See rabbit.
lolas: Lunfardo is a way to call female breasts.
nefelibata: Name invented by Rabelais to a people who walked through the clouds. It is also a way to call the inhabitants of Nefelococcigia, the city built by Pistetero and Evelpides between the Earth and Olympus that prevented the passage of the offerings to the gods; as narrated in " 34 birds; by Aristophanes. In classical Greek, it unites the 957 words; 949; 966; 959; 962; ( nefos, " 34 cloud; ) with 946; 945; 953; 957; 969; ( baino, " walking " ).