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occidente
  9

Cardinal point equivalent to the West. A reference site where the sun sets, setting . Colloquially, it refers to Western culture.

  
bóxer
  5

Name of a breed of dogs of German origin. Name of a glue widely used in shoemaking, created from Toluene and Chloroprene. Name of a type of men's underwear ( briefs ) . In Mechanics, a type of engine that has cylinders of opposite rows. In Military Sciences, it is a type of multi-purpose armored combat tank of German-Dutch origin.

  
crometafobia
  6

Extreme and irrational fear of spending money and stands one step beyond austerity or stinginess. Fear of spending the money.

  
hylofilia
  6

It is the excessive attachment to material goods or material things.

  
caravana
  6

A series of vehicles or animals that move one after the other from the same place to the same place. A group of herbivorous animals that move in a row. A group or retinue of people who, on horses or in vehicles, travel or move one after the other in the same direction and to the same place. Convoy, recua, entourage, entourage. In Central America it also means bowing, reverence.

  
fauno
  7

He was a god from Roman mythology. He is the god of fields and forests, and the protector of flocks. He was identified with Pan in Greek mythology. Brand of natural shampoo used in Colombia.

  
escotoma
  6

It is an alteration in the field of vision in which there is an area in which vision is null. Blind spot.

  
celiaquía
  6

In medicine, also called celiac disease. It is an autoimmune condition that damages the lining of the small intestine. This damage comes from a reaction to gluten ingestion

  
coulrofobia
  5

It means fear of clowns or people with clown-faces.

  
charnaque
  5

Thin mat, mat or mat for military use. Makeshift shack or house. A way of defining an unseemly place. Bed or makeshift dwelling.

  
fagofobia
  8

Irrational fear of eating or swallowing. It can also be the fear of choking while eating (in Colombia we say fear of choking).

  
morfón
  14

It means that he eats a lot, swallows, eats, eats.

  
ascopena
  6

It is the exaggerated and unjustified contempt for something. It is the feeling of disgust or rejection towards someone mixed with a certain sorrow, compassion and shame.

  
tasofobia
  9

It is the exaggerated fear or discomfort of sitting or sitting.

  
polleron
  8

It's more appropriate, pollerón, always with an accent. Big skirt . Long and wide skirt worn by women in typical dances and carnivals or also for horseback riding.

  
caderas
  9

Plural of hip . It is the name of the joints where the thigh bone (femur) of each leg meets the pelvis. Rump , haunch , drupe . Buttocks.

  
cadera
  8

It is the name of each of the joints where the thigh bone (femur) of each leg meets the pelvis. Rump , haunch , drupe . Buttocks. rengadero .

  
rengadero
  6

It means hip. It is the name of each of the joints where the thigh bone (femur) of each leg meets the pelvis. Rump , haunch , drupe . Buttock.

  
anca
  9

Back of the back of the animals, hip. Rump , rump . Buttock, rengadero .

  
acetabulo
  9

The indicated is acetabulum, always with an accent. It is the hole or socket where the head of the femur is inserted into the hip. Cavity of the coxal bone or pelvis . The cavity or hole where the head of the femur is inserted. It is shaped like a bowl, glass, or cup.

  






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