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quiropraxia inka
  34

Massage therapy with the fingers according to the tradition of the incas.

  
coactivo
  54

It means to exert coercion, making demands. Forced, compulsory, intimidating, scary, threatening.

  
dormitorio
  53

In Colombia is fourth. bedroom, room, bedroom, room. Site intended for sleeping.

  
soca
  31

Soka Soka is the name of an Afro-Caribbean musical rhythm. SOCA is the activity of pruning of the branches of the coffee plant.

  
leviatán
  29

It is the name of a monster that is referenced in the Bible. Demon, Devil, Monster, satan, lucifer.

  
grillo
  57

Ortoptero insect of the family Gryllidae. Insects that produce a noise loud at night rubbing their elytra. Insects that jump or bounce. Chapulín.

  
enterarse
  47

It is the action of having knowledge of something. Know, realize, understand, know.

  
pillo
  69

A person who is engaged in the looting. Rogue, thief, cheat, thug, villain, scoundrel, ready, shrewd, cunning, travieso, pilo.

  
enervar
  36

It means putting short-tempered, angry. Put nervous, alter.

  
cornezuelo
  34

It is a derogatory way of referring to a slim and small Horn. Incipient Horn. It is a diminutive of Horn. Croissant.

  
cornetilla
  23

It is a diminutive of Horn. Small horn that is added to bicycles as a whistle. Trumpet smaller current.

  
corneta
  55

Musical wind instrument of the metals group. Member of the army who plays diana. A type of hat that some nuns or religious use. Cornet, trumpet, Horn, Horn, Clarín.

  
coral
  29

The coral is a venomous snake that has red, yellow and black, rings common in Colombia and Venezuela, but there is from Mexico to Argentina. They are the Elapidae family and the genus Micrurus. There are more than 70 different species. The most common in Colombia is the name scientific is Micrurus mipartitus. They also tell them Coralillos or oxtail chili. It is very poisonous. Coral is a group of people who sing songs in different voices and tones. Choir. Coral is the set or group of animals of the class Anthozoa that form reefs. In Colombia Coral is a surname, common in the Department of Nariño.

  
tartufo
  58

Tartuffe, or the imposter, is a work of Moliere. It consists of a comedy in five acts, written in alexandrine verses. False, hypocritical and unfair person.

  
rubiel
  53

Rubiel is incorrectly written and it should be written as Rubiel ( 41 own name;. being its meaning:
The correct term is Rubiel ( is his own name, is used as a name and as a surname ). It is a name of Hebrew origin male and it means the red face. Reddish hair.

  
onomástico
  65

In Colombia it means anniversaries, birthday, date of birth. Birthday celebration, anniversary.

  
argón
  43

Argon is incorrectly written and it should be written as Argon. being its meaning:
The correct term is Argon. It is the name of a chemical element with atomic number 18. It is a noble gas and its symbol is Ar. In Greek, it means that it does not react.

  
tetrapléjico
  33

It is the same as quadriplegic. A person who has no movement in upper and lower limbs. A person who can only move his head.

  
prepotente
  62

A person who feels superior to others. A character who believes with more power than the others. Enlarged, vain, arrogant, authoritarian.

  
fosforito
  50

In Colombia was the nickname of a footballer who played in Millonarios name Osman López. Name of a Colombian comedian. A person who is easily enraged. Diminutive of phosphorus.

  






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