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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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multiracial
  56

It means that there is interaction of the different human races. Poliracial.

  
espermaquía
  57

It means the first men's ejaculation. It is the arrival of sperm production in men. It usually occurs at about age 12, and is almost always involuntary during a dream. Scope of men's sexual development. Home of ejaculations.

  
acobarda
  37

It is an inflection of cow. It means instilling fear, fear and intimidation. Frighten, intimidate, flinching, undaunted, achantar.

  
hormiguillo
  60

It means itching, tingling, itching, rascadera. It is also an of the equine and bovine disease that causes that Helmets be sprayed. It is caused by excess moisture. Loss of keratin by action of fungi. Casquera. Row or row to move materials in an emergency.

  
salobral
  62

Site where abundant brackish water. Marsh, mangrove. Mix of sweet and salty waters.

  
metsang
  51

The correct term is formed. It is a steel, resulting from the casting of two pokemon Beldun.

  
dara
  67

It is the stage name of an actress, model and South Korean singer, who lived in the Philippines, whose real name is Sandara Park Hangul. It is a town in the Middle Egypt, near the city of Asyut (Egypt). It is also a common name given in Venezuela to the stone-curlew (wader).

  
burén
  61

It is a platelet, plate or bowl, in which the Indians cooked cassava. Initially they were terracotta, but currently there are metal. Flat pan.

  
busú
  51

Busu or busuu is the name of an almost vanished dialect spoken in Cameroon. It is also an application and a web page that is used to improve the knowledge of several languages.

  
buquí
  56

Person that eats very light and that almost did not chew food. It is a short form of Bukkiah. Descendant of Dan. Son of Jogli, descendant of Aaron and ancestor of Ezra (Bible). Possible Hebrew priest at the time of the judges. Ninada, trifle, infantile, puerile, brat, Chinese, chamaco, Chinese guy, chamo, chiquillo, tu'nak, small, little boy, pelao. Used in the Caribbean.

  
bullón
  61

Stud is a surname. It is also synonymous with boisterous. Estoperol, piece of metal and coated fabric, hollowed-out which is used in upholstery and pastes of the books. Tache. Boiling liquid, boiling.

  
marmota
  64

In Colombia is synonymous with slow, pachyderm, sluggish, phlegmatic, moroso, Meeker, parsimonious. It is a mammal, rodent of the family Sciuridae. Its scientific name is Marmota marmota (common Marmot). Marmot is also the name of a genus of rodent in the Sciuridae family.

  
burbaque
  51

In Dominican it means jaleo, chaos, riot, Brawl, disorder, noise, scandal, shouting. confusion.

  
pechuga
  46

In Colombia is synonymous with chest, breast, chest. Breast or keel of the birds. More fleshy dam of a bird (chicken).

  
buscapié
  56

Colombia is a Fireworks game turns and leaves giving cans on the floor. They also say buscaniguas. By extension, in football, is called buscapies strong and creeping shot girl area in order to find a Finisher or a rebound that generates goal.

  
burburaca
  64

To say nothing, nobody, none, destruction. In the somali language, it means destruction.

  
metrorrexis
  54

Break, break or tear in the uterus. Lesion of uterine tear. Prolapse, detachment.

  
metropólipo
  54

Polyp found in the uterus.

  
metrortosis
  53

The correct term is metroptosis. Action fall into the womb or uterus.

  
metroscopia
  58

Journalism is the pulse of Spain.

  






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