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Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez



Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Obtained votes2281
Votes by meaning0.013
Inquiries11080241
Queries by meaning323
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guarura
  46

It is Mexico is synonymous with escort, bodyguard, retinue. Corpulent person who protects a character. Foreman, mayoral, escort and bodyguard.

  
agré
  19

It is the surname of a cardinal Emeritus of Ivory Coast. Bernard Agré is called. Agre, is also the name of a municipality of Spain in Valencia (province of Alicante).

  
candingo
  51

It may mean obese, fat, pot, plump. It also means glutton, greedy. In some parts of America candingo is also the name of a medium cat also known as Oz, Jack moro, servante cat, lion or jaguarundi. Its scientific name is Puma yagouaroundi and belongs to the family Felidae.

  
eyrá
  15

In some parts of South America eyra is the name of a medium cat also known as Oz, Jack moro, servante cat, lion or jaguarundi. Its scientific name is Puma yagouaroundi and belongs to the family Felidae. It is a term of tupi-guarani origin which means tanned or dark.

  
zonto
  28

In Central America it means desorejado, without handles or grips or with small ears. Especially in El Salvador zonto or cat zonto is a form of call the jaguarondi, Oz or moor cat. Its scientific name is Puma yagouaroundi, of the family Felidae.

  
friantropla
  17

The correct term is philanthropy. It means love or appreciation of the human species. It helps disinterested at others. Appreciation or affection to congeners.

  
breñal
  39

Site whose vegetation is stubble or weeds. It means stubble, weeds, monte. Brena, stubble or weed vegetation.

  
escollo
  22

Inconspicuous rock that constitutes a hazard to navigation. Obstacle, problem, difficulty, reef, Bank, breaker, bajio, danger, tripping.

  
peristaltic
  15

It is a word in English meaning Peristaltic. It refers to the movements of the digestive tract.

  
whiplashes
  12

It is an English word which means lashes.

  
tappings
  6

It is one word in English meaning jacks, outlets.

  
pounded
  6

It is an English word meaning hit, pounded, ground, chopped, hammered.

  
canicas
  49

In Colombia balls of glass. We also call them pellets or piquis. Games with marbles.

  
casasion
  15

The correct term is appeal, with c. In law, it means a sentence. In music is a piece of music composed to be performed in the open air. Musical piece for string orchestras.

  
gepesear
  44

In Colombia in a colloquial way it means locating someone, find it with precision. It is derived from the acronym in English GPS (Global Positioning System, or system of Global Positioning, which determine the exact coordinates of a point).

  
antigravedad
  21

Repulsion. Forces that counter or neutralize gravity. In physics, absence of gravity.

  
excéntrica
  35

It means original, unusual, unusual, peculiar, rare, bizarre, crazy, bizarre, striking. Of unusual or strange behavior. It also means that it does not coincide with the Center or hub. That it comes out normal.

  
excéntrico
  68

It means that it leaves than normal, which is outside the Center or hub. a person of odd or unusual behavior. Weird, strange, unusual, bizarre, peculiar, unusual.

  
zurrones
  20

Plural of pouch. In Colombia it means backpack, bag, or backpack, usually of leather. Bag, bag, wallet. Colombia also wallet means foolish or impertinent person.

  
abisma
  14

It is an inflection of losing. It means surprise, impress, amaze, surprise, move, pasmar, Marvel.

  






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