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nectón
  16

necton is incorrectly written and should be written as "Nekton is also accepted." being its meaning:
The Necton is the set consisting of all the organisms that live, move ( actively swim ) reproduce and feed on aquatic areas. Aquatic ecosystem. Necton R22 is the name of a coolant product.

  
braguero
  24

In Colombia is the cuerdita where women hang her panties so that they dry out. Site where dry panties. A set of panties, panties.

  
boque
  27

block is written incorrectly and it should be written as "Boqueé, boqueó." being its meaning:
It is synonymous with wheezing, panting, blushing, snorting or wheezing. Appetizer is breathing with difficulty. I boqueé and it boqueó are some inflections of appetizer.

  
hansa
  23

HANSA is the largest school in the teaching of languages that exist in Toronto, Canada. It was founded in 1969

  
pravia
  28

Spanish municipality in Asturias. Pravia is the name of a drug which component is valproic acid. It is used against epilepsy and dementia. Pravia Hay is a bath and various items of beauty SOAP brand.

  
mullir
  58

In Colombia it is used to indicate that it softens, is softened, is sponge, is recessed one thing, especially a quilted garment, a pad or a piece of furniture.

  
roma
  103

The capital of the Italian Republic. In Colombia we tell Rome tools that lack of tip or edge. Pompa, pompo ( Dull ).

  
washington
  26

The capital of the United States. Last name of the first President of the United States, George Washington. State of the United States whose Capital is Olympia.

  
stone
  22

Word of the English language which means rock, stone. Stone is a surname of English origin. Stone or Stone Weight ( st. ) It is a unit of mass or weight English imperial equivalent to 14 pounds ( pounds ) or 6. 35029318 kg.

  
saline
  15

It is a word of the English language which means salt, salt, salt, which has salt.

  
acostadote
  22

Lying person pereceando, idle, causing stinginess, with drowsiness.

  
otilar
  30

Voice of some wild animals. Howling, roaring, grunting, Buffalo.

  
escrache
  22

It is the name given to the protests at home. They are made at the place of residence or office of the officer that police or objects to which the mass.

  
palma de dátiles
  26

Date palm. It is known by other names such as datilera, common Palm, Phoenix or tamara. Its scientific name is Phoenix dactylifera. produces edible berries.

  
primera dama
  26

Spouse of a high dignitary. It is a country, spouse of the President. In a State, province or governorate spouse of the Governor.

  
ginger gold
  26

The name of a variety of Heliconia. Also known as Golden Ginger garden plant. It belongs to the family Zingiberaceae. They have beautiful flowers, very long-lasting and spicy flavor.

  
lajero
  25

In Colombia, it means land full of lajas, stony, bad for farming. Arid, rocky terrain. Lajerio.

  
chigo
  32

Chigo is a town in the Philippines that is now part of the large Manila.

  
ustilago
  23

Mold that produces carbon from corn. The scientific name of this fungal pathogen is Ustilago maydis. Make up the genus Ustilago fungus pathogens, very damaging to agriculture, forming galls on leaves and fruits.

  
habian
  72

had is incorrectly written and should be written as "Had" being its meaning:
The correct term is had. It is a turning point there. Means to own, have, hold, enjoy, dispose, exploit, occur, happen.

  






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