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postergar
  19

It means postponing, leave to do next, postpone, defer, delay, delay.

  
yuquero
  24

It is a cultivated yuccas site. Yucal. Person who traded with cassava, person who eats or cassava likes. Continued noise caused to Thunder fingers (in Colombia we say Yucca to the thunder of the fingers). Lot of yuccas.

  
calentano
  74

In Colombia it means born in hot Earth. Natural warm climate. Colombia also calentano is a small, toasted sponge cake and containing cheese and lard.

  
amelaidosis
  14

The correct term is Amyloidosis. It is a medical term for a group of rare diseases that have as a common symptom, abnormal accumulation in different organs of a protein called ameloide. This protein is abnormally produced by the bone marrow.

  
molle
  17

It is a botanical epithet of quechua origin (from the word mulli) which means red. Red, colorado. The tree Schinus molle is the mastic from Red seed.

  
pijao
  21

In Colombia is the name of an indigenous people of the departments of Tolima and Quindio. The name of a municipality in the Department of Quindío. Tolima. They have Caribbean ancestry due to their penetration by the Magdalena river. They were quite belligerent and unruly. Language that the people have spoken of the indigenous pijaos. At present are several guards indigenous of the Pijao people.

  
cuja
  37

In Colombia and especially in the Department of Boyacá is bridal bed, double bed. By extension, bed, Cot, Cot.

  
ore
  40

It is an inflection of pray. It means pray, cry unto God, impetrar, beg, ask, raise of preces, public speaking.

  
órbita
  11

Basin or cavity where each eye is located, is also the course ellipsoid which follows a planet around a star or Sun.

  
mico
  65

It refers to a person, especially a child who does tricks and goodies. In Colombia is synonymous with monkey, APE, monkey, chango. It also means brincón, restless.

  
titi-
  31

In Colombia is a kind of very small monkey. Titi.

  
jimia
  17

It means monkey, monkey, APE, primate.

  
descarado
  41

In Colombia, it means has no face, which gives it worth anything. It is a synonym of insolent, cynical, fresco, scoundrel.

  
nipah
  20

It is the name of a virus that can cause illness in humans and animals such as pork, so it is considered that it is a zoonosis that causes. It belongs to the Paramyxoviridae family. Thrives in fruit bats known as flying foxes (natural host).

  
plox
  16

It is a term used by users of videos and games from the internet, which means "please"

  
suaj
  10

In the members of internet jargon, it means have style, be or feel superior to others. It is most suitable swaj.

  
al revés
  16

You want to say to the contrary, conversely, by reversing the order, inverted.

  
trivial
  41

It means that it has no value or interest. Little valuable. Trivial, insignificant, bland, childish, trivial, futile, frivolous. It can also mean known, trite, ordinary, regular, vulgar.

  
anodino
  27

It means that it is soothing, calms the pain or suffering. It also means that it has no value or interest. Little valuable. Trivial, insignificant, bland, childish, trivial, futile, frivolous.

  
baladí
  37

Want to say natural, native, own, native (relative to the origin). Also want to say that it lacks value or interest. Little valuable. Trivial, insignificant, bland, childish, trivial, futile, frivolous. It can also mean known, trite, ordinary, regular, vulgar.

  






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