Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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acer: It is the name of a company from Taiwan engaged in the production of computers. In Botany is the name of a genus of plants belonging to the family Sapindaceae. Popularly known as maple trees (trees). Some smaller receive names of oron, aciron, grilling. The word acer in latin means sharp.
bocachica: In Cartagena de Indias in Colombia is the name of a strong military (San Fernando de Bocachica) and a channel. It is also the name of a section of the same city. It is located in the pump Earth Island (there is a hamlet called Bocachica and is a corregimiento). There is also a Boca Chica, which is the name of a municipality in Dominican Republic (Santo Domingo province). Female "bocachico" (fish).
abriremos: It is an inflection of open. Then uncover, reconfigured, discover, start, tear, break, split, crack, extend, deploy, inaugurate.
muzade: In the India is a surname. It is also the name of a square in western sector of Borivali, Mumbai (or Mumbai).
ronero: Glass used to serve rum. A person who consumes ron or produces it in stills.
pedugo: It is the name given to a sock for baby, woven in wool. In Colombia we say Mitt. It can also mean little boy, baby, baby.
saciarte: It is an inflection of satiate. It means satisfy, fill, fill, eating too much, colmar, saturate.
incongruencias: Plural of incongruity. You want to say things without sense, illogical, incoherent, incomprehensible, confusing, nonsensical.
lanzarse: It means propelled propel, proposed, promoted, promotion. disposed of.
genitivo: It means that you can give rise to something, which you can create or spawn. In grammar is a decline which indicates possession, ownership, or property. Holder. The genitive exists in several languages as for example in Polish and German.
panizo: It is another name for a very common cereal, especially in Asia, which also said millet, millet or moha. They also say corn of panicle. Its scientific name is Setaria italica and belongs to the family Poaceae. Used for hay and silage.
maripis: It is the same as tennis, sports footwear, fabric or canvas shoes.
alcorzar: It is the Act of covering something with icing. The icing is a sweet paste of starch of Arab origin. Empastillar or cover a dessert. By extension, it means to decorate, adorn, embellish, clean, beautify, preening.
cayena: It is the name of the Hibiscus flower, ornamental plant of beautiful flowers, also known in Colombia as San Joaquin, cayeno or bunch. Its scientific name is Hibiscus rosa-sinensis. In other countries it is known as papo, cucarda, poppy, flower of Jamaica. It belongs to the family Malvaceae. It is the name of the Capital of French Guiana. It is also a woman's name. Name of a plains song composed by "El Cachis" Ortegon.
papo: It is the name given in Panama to the hibiscus. Ornamental plant of beautiful flowers, also known in Colombia as San Joaquin, cayeno or bunch. Its scientific name is Hibiscus rosa-sinensis. In other countries it is known as cayeno or Cayenne, cucarda, poppy, flower of Jamaica. It belongs to the family Malvaceae. Nickname of a Colombian second called Misael "papo" Flórez.
cucarda: It is one of the ways as call the Hibiscus in Ecuador and Peru. It is an ornamental shrub. In Colombia we say San Joaquin, cayeno or bunch. Its scientific name is Hibiscus rosa-sinensis and belongs to the family Malvaceae. It also receives other names such as papo, poppy, flower of Jamaica, Cayenne.
borracha: Woman under the influence of liquor. Drunk, intoxicated, jincha, alcoholic.
gumamela: It is the form as in the Philippines call the hibiscus, cayeno or San Joaquin. It is an ornamental plant, also known as poppy, bunch, cucarda, or papo. Its scientific name is Hibiscus rosa-sinensis and is in the family Malvaceae.
asquiento: It is the person who feels disgust or revulsion by many things, especially food. That it disgusts him everything for no reason.
escrupuloso: In Colombia it is used as a synonym for asquiento, jilimisco, fussy. A person who feels scruples, disgust or revulsion by many things, especially food.