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	1135174	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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impecables: It means clean, pure, perfect, spotless, virtuous, irreproachable, neat, pristine, correct. It is the plural of impeccable. Without sin, without blemish.
cueúdo: You mean lucky in gambling. Lucky, lucky, successful, chiripudo, happy, providencia.
cotillas: Plural of gossip. It means gossip. talkative, slanderer indiscreet. It also is a Spanish municipality in the autonomous community of Castile - La Mancha, Albacete province. Cotillas is located between the mountains of Alcaraz and Segura.
cuco: In Colombia breeches, braga, Lady inside. Most is used in the plural, cuckoos (panties, panties). It is also one of the common names of a bird (Cuculus canorus, family Cuculidae) also called cuckoo. Nickname of a Mexican singer-songwriter called José de el Refugio Sánchez Saldaña. Stage name of Pupo Valoy Reynoso, a Dominican musician who plays salsa, merengue and Cuban, well known as Cuco Valoy.
corro: Corrillo, group of people talking among themselves. Turning to run. It means brisk walking, jogging, hurry, slide, move. It can also mean round, playground, wheel, circle, ring, roundel.
corrosivo: It is a substance that produces burns. That it oxidizes quickly. It produces corrosion, which corrodes. Burning, caustic, mordant, sour, spicy, hot. In psychology it means sarcastic, ironic, pungent, satirical, biting, incisive, aggressive.
corrosiva: feminine of corrosive. It is a substance that produces burns. That it oxidizes quickly. It produces corrosion, which corrodes. Burning, caustic, mordant, sour, spicy, hot. In psychology it means sarcastic, ironic, pungent, satirical, biting, incisive, aggressive.
reminiscencia: It is a memory or evocation of something past and pleasant. It means memory, memory, remembrance, longing, evocation, review. In art and literature, work very similar or that brings back memories of another former author.
evocar: Bring to mind pleasant memories. It means remember, Miss, recall, relive.
cúspide: It means high or higher of something big. Summit, Apex, tip, or a Mountain Summit (in Colombia also eyebrow or filo). Top of a tower, a building or a church.
chancon: The correct term is chanson. Mean scholar, judicious in their studies, applied, nerd.
estoica: The correct term is stoic. A person who stays quiet or calm despite adversity. It means calm, peaceful, serene. unmoved, immutable, firm, full, strong, rugged.
estofado: Cerne cooked or cooked with vegetables. Means stew, cooked, food dish, dish.
estopa: In Colombia means crude hemp fabric. Common name for a plant also called jara, Cistus, creosote Bush, estepilla. Its scientific name Cistus albidus in the family Cistaceae. Spanish music duo formed by brothers David and José Manuel Muñoz.
champa: In Colombia and especially in the Department of Chocó and Urabá region, it's small boat, canoe, raft and canoe.
alberto: It is a name of Germanic origin male. It means that shines by its nobility.
fatales: It is the plural of fatal. It means inevitable, inescapable, irremediable, forced, deadly, disastrous, disastrous, terrible, fateful, fatal, miserable, unlucky, bad, awful, horrible, regrettable. Women who used her beauty and sensuality to commit crimes. Vampire, evil, villains, anti-heroines.
antenor: It is a rare male name. It is of Greek origin and means that fighting men. Priam Advisor during the Trojan war. Name of a sculptor of ancient Greece. It is also the name of a Trojan asteroid of Jupiter (2207).
tocayo: In Colombia, the term is used to designate another person who also carries our name. Although the SAR accepted as a synonym for namesake the homonymous Word, we use it all when they are the same names and last name them. In Colombia was also the stage name and nickname of a comedian and composer named Pompilio Ceballos. He composed the Bambuco "Rosalinda".
cobaya: It is a way of calling the cuy, curi or Guinea pig. Also jaca, cuis, guimo. Their scientific name is Cavia porcellus and belongs to the family Caviidae.