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Vulgarism by rotten, in any of its meanings.
It is a vulgarism by cutthroat ("foolish person, intractable, irritating") , with the /d/ aspirated, which is lost in transliteration.
Surely it is a variant of chupóptero ("person considered as a parasitic bug").
Comejación or convejación are vulgarisms (almost localisms) by conversation, in some regions of Spain.
Vulgarism by retestinado ("with penetrated dirt", "contrera and bitter", "participle of retestinar").
It is another variant for retreading.
It is a simpler version of pronouncement than Ptolemaic.
It is another name for methylene (chemical compound).
It is another variant of lambeculo ("bootlickers, stockings, obsecuent").
It is a variant of Gujarati ("gentilicio of Gujarat, India").
It is a variant of percochar ("to dirty, to twist") with the prefix en- .
It is a graphic variant of jarawi ("Andean musical style").
1º_ It is a variant of snack as a toy and as food. 2º_ Step or stirrup on the side of a vehicle.
It is certainly Celtohispanic without the accented /a/.
I thought it might be spammy with a misspelling, but it's a classic trolling for ecstasy ("making a short syllable long in a poem").
It seems a mistake because of the archaic confraternity ("brotherhood").
Error by archaism notomy.
I bet it's a trolled by doxology. And while we're at it, see doxear.
It is the feminine of taxodiaceum ("relative to the coniferous family taxodiaceae") without the stressed vowel.
It is an error or a trolled by plantaginaceae (botanical species).
