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It is one of the castellanizaciones of pick up. It is a type of truck with an outdoor cargo area (it has No body). Also used stung or picap. In Colombia picop or stung a very strident musical instrument speaker is very large. It is widely used in Barranquilla and the Atlantic coast and placed in the streets.
It is an augmentative of acequia. Canal grande and much flow. Gutter, zanjón. Also called Canal to a pipe, Creek or Brook. In Spain. The Canal is a place of Albacete, which is also known as el Acequión lagoon. It is a site of archaeological interest with fortifications of stone, dating back to the bronze age.
It is a theory that proclaims the mythical and mystical origin of the Basque people. According to her, they were descendants of Tubal, one of the grandsons of Noah. It is attributed to Tubal Foundation of Tafalla and Tudela in Navarre and his descendants the Foundation of other cities of the Caucasus and Tobolsk, the capital of Siberia.
In Colombia it means a native, resident, or related to San Jacinto. It is the name of a municipality of the Department of Bolivar and the other in the Department of Cauca. It can also mean fanatical person to the music of "Los Gaiteros de San Jacinto". In Uruguay, it means a native, resident, or related to San Jacinto, a municipality of the Department of Canelones. In addition, are sanjacinteros the people from three cities in the United States, which are called San Jacinto, in the States of California, Nevada and Texas.
In Mexico it can mean farmer, rider who practices charrería, or also a mariachi or a rider of the charrería special costume. Hat charro or Charro is a hat of very large wing. Colombia has several well different meanings depending on the region. In Bogota and Santander means boring, which produces weariness. On grass it means ordinary, rough. In Antioquia charro it can mean happy, funny, humorous, entertaining, attractive. In Cartagena you mean drunk. In most of the country means something funny, vulgar or without grace. In Spain, Charro is said to the native of the province of Salamanca and a traditional costume of this region.
It is one of the forms in the center of Colombia call Citron or poor dad. Also receives other names in Latin America as chayote, chayotera, chuchu, Pope from air, sea urchin. Its scientific name is Sechium edule belongs to the Cucurbitaceae family. It is a plant of wonder for all types of diet fruits, because he is rich among other things in water, nutrients, minerals, amino acids and vitamins.
In Colombia is a kind of whip, rejo or dog catcher could be used to punish infants and flogging the beasts. It was also an insulting way to treat children to chastise them. It had a pejorative meaning that amounted to lazy, Lout, bum, lazy, shameless, shameless, muergano. Virile member of del toro, dry red way.
