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trinar
  17

It is the action or effect of producing a gurgling. Singing of birds. It is currently in Colombia send messages on Twitter (the social network of the bird).

  
trofia
  18

Food chain, food, nutrient, development. It is a Greek suffix which means food, nutrient.

  
plumber
  23

It is a word in the English language, meaning plumber, plumber. Person who arranges pipes and the pipes of the aqueduct.

  
finito
  18

It is an adjective which indicates that it has a limit of some sort (time, quantity, length, extension, capacity). Which can be counted, that is exhausted, which was just. That you can measure or count. Perishable, limited, mortal, exhaustible, reduced, restricted, certain, accounting.

  
adversidad
  42

Little favorable or unfavorable situation. Contrary to what you want or need. Contrariety obstacle, misfortune, misfortune, mishap, fatality, calamity, tragedy, misfortune.

  
niche
  29

In Colombia means black, blacks, Afro-Colombian. It also defines niche as a salsa dancer or the loving person of the black culture of the Colombian Pacific. It is the name of a recognized Salsa group, founded in 1979 by Jairo Varela and Alexis Lozano in Bogotá. The name of a series of Colombian television, issued by Caracol and starring Jair Romero and April Schreiber. In some Latin countries mean boy fool, boy.

  
abella
  18

In Colombia is a surname, common in the Department of Casanare. It is of Spanish origin. Also written it Avella. Abella is the name of a Spanish town in the province of Huesca (municipality of Laspaúles). The name of a doctor in medicine of the middle ages, also known as Abella of Salerno or Abella de Castellomata.

  
ejemplificante
  18

It also means that it serves as experience. That serves as a warning, which serves as a model, pattern or sample.

  
bebé de pecho
  14

Mean neonatal, infant, newborn baby that breast breast, which is fed with breast milk. The baby's chest is usually less than a year.

  
abierta
  57

It is an inflection of open. It means half, discover, uncover, break, tear, splitting, deploy, extend. It can also be an adjective word which means allows the passage, without obstacles, for all or without limits. It is a synonym of wide, free, clear, expeditious, desembarazada, honest, loyal, sincere, public, collective, for everyone.

  
abarrote
  15

It means trade, warehouse, store, market or retail. It is also each food or products available for sale from a local retailer.

  
abanillos
  36

It is the plural of abanillo. In some parts of Colombia (in Bogota), abano is another name given to the banana or banana. There are a few small bananas. that also we tell him sandwiches, murrapos or abanillos. Its scientific name is Musa acuminata and belongs to the Musaceae family. It is a disguised way of the ladies refer to "wheels" or "bananas", chubby stomach.

  
chintete
  40

Mexico is one of the common names of the spiny lizard, I roño thorny, I roño or scaly lizard or poisonous lizard (actually it is not poisonous, this is a myth about his ugly appearance). Its scientific name is Sceloporus horridus and belongs to the family Phrynosomatidae. The chintete is an endemic lizard of Mexico.

  
abano
  35

In the interior of Colombia and especially in Bogotá, is one way to call the banana or banana. It is a kind of fan hung from thick fabric (fan) and moving with ropes and pulleys. Do not confuse with cigar being a tobacco (Cuban).

  
abanillo
  15

In Colombia (especially in Bogotá), bananito, small banana, murrapo, sandwich. It is a very sweet fruit, its scientific name is Musa acuminata and belongs to the Musaceae family. It can also be a fan or fan of small hanging fabric.

  
víveres
  72

They are all elements, products or supplies that are sold in a shop, market or cram. Provisions needed to survive people or an army. Remittances, supplies, groceries, Ranch.

  
rancho
  38

It is an inflection of ranchar is. In Colombia, it means stand still, refusing to walk or continue. Stand. Also means intransigir, not to give, refuse. Colombia is also a ramshackle or home just built with wood and palm leaves. It can also be party, homemade food field for several people travelling in Group (soldiers or walkers).

  
ronco
  16

It is an inflection of snoring. It means making noise while sleeping. Noise or sound grave, deep. As adjective mean serious, recessed, low, deep, thick, aphonic, harsh. A person who has the voice altered and thick for a condition in the throat.

  
veleño
  25

It is one of the common names of some poisonous plants of the genus Hyoscyamus (especially Hyoscyamus albus and Hyoscyamus niger), are herbaceous plants of the family Solanaceae. Poison, beneno, henbane, cachirulos, sleepy, Morel, tobacco or flower of death are also called them. He also tells veleño, henbane or male henbane to the Withania somnifera, from the same family Solanaceae which is also known as bufera, oroval, vejiguilla, nightshade or tomato of the devil. In Colombia, it means born, resident or related to Velez (a municipality in the Department of Santander). It is also a type of sandwich with guava in the same region and with name of origin.

  
biela
  29

Mechanical metal part or arm that connects the crankshaft and the piston of an engine. It can also be a cog in a string. Cog wheel that makes it easy to convert a linear motion in one rotary transmitting it to a shaft. Mechanical part. Some also say you crank to the Rodeo ring, court or an indoor rink, especially to a basketball court.

  






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