Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Accepted meanings	35132	1
Obtained votes	323	1
Votes by meaning	0.01	3
Inquiries	1135688	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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apolismada: Means bruised, damaged, affected by shock, dented. It is an inflection of apolismar, which means bruise damage, strike, denting.
sanduish: The term correct can be sanduich or sandwich, although it is commonly still sandwich, sanguche or sanguiche. It is a muteness of the English word sandwich, which means sandwich.
neones: It is the plural of neon. The neon lights are a very colorful Aquarium tropical fish. It is also known as neon tetra, its scientific name is Paracheirodon Tetras and belongs to the family Characidae. They are very peaceful and riding school.
cacachí o cacachín: Cacachi, cacachin, cagachi, or sandfly are common names for a dipteran insect (mosquito). Its scientific name is Culex ciliaris and belongs to the family Culicidae. They also say cagarropa.
peluquearse: In Colombia it is cutting the hair. Motilar is.
azabra: It is one of the common names given to the American agave, agave yellow or pita. It is also called azabara, azabila, Aloe, Aloe Vera or aloe.
antuvia: It is an inflection of antuviar. It means attack first, anticipate, give a blow to another in unexpected ways. By extension, sacrificing an animal, prior to its full maturity.
arnera: It is the name of a river, a tributary of the Murga, at Alt Empordá, in Catalonia.
antuya: Antuya is the killing of young pigs that takes place in late October and November.
chen: It is the stage name of a Korean singer, named Kim Jong-dae.
sabajón: It is a batter with egg, sugar and wine. It is of Italian origin (zabaione, or Spanish sabayon or sambayon). In Colombia is a liqueur-based liquor that has beaten eggs, milk and sugar. In Mexico it is known as eggnog, in Venezuela is punch home and in United States as Eggnog.
chusmeros: In Colombia was a way of calling the guerrillas. Also called bandits, mob or gang. Usually illiterate who raised arms, generating chaos and assaulted large landowners were peasants. At first, the chusmeros had no political affiliation. His time was around the sixties of the last century.
rabietero: Person's constant tantrums. A person who is very impatient and gets angry easily. The rabietero lost the Stirrups with ease.
refregarse: It is the action of rubbing some part of the body with insistence. Rubbing, washing, cleaned, scrubbed, scrubbing, rubbing it, scraping, polishing, massage.
delilah: It is a name of biblical and Hebrew origin woman. It means "that holds the key" or "which can open". It is one of the variants of Dalila or Dalilah (is English language variant). It is the name of a song by Tom Jones. The name of a song performed by various British bands like Queen, Florence The Machine or the Irish The Cranberries. Name of a lover of Samson. The name of a large Brazilian basketball player. His full name is Delilah Bulcão Mello.
yerbahedionda: It is the name of a poisonous plant, also known as jimsonweed (Datura stramonium). It is a plant species of the genus Datura, of the family Solanaceae. It is also known as antimony, stinking grass, espinosa Apple Walnut from the devil, trumpet, spurge and tunic of Christ.
atisbado: It is an inflection of glimpse. You want to say, see, look, observe.
evocarte: It is an inflection of evoke. It means remember, invoke, call, recall, relive, review.
perfeccionado: It is an inflection of perfecting. Means improve, optimize, complement, develop, fix, debug, finish, Polish.
enlazadas: It is an inflection of bind. It means tying or grab a bow. Means, interlace, flirt, unite, catch, connect, connect, link, capture.