Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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glaucón: It was the name of an ancient Greek philosopher. He was the brother of Plato and Adimanto. His father was Ariston. He was also known as Galucon of Athens.
huarique: Warique is also used. It's a word of Quechua origin. It means in Peru, stew poorly prepared or decomposed. Food not to be consumed. Food that can cause you stomach problems. By extension restaurant of very poor quality or asepsis .
oleaje embravecido: It's the definition of a tidal wave. Strong swell, mareta.
hierbabuena: It is one of the common names of an aromatic herb and medical uses. It is also called yerbabuena, garden mint, roman grass, Santa Maria grass, Holy grass, garden sandals. Its scientific name is Mentha spicata and belongs to the family Lamiaceae. .
gónadas: It means reproductive glands, genital glands, glands that produce gametes or reproductive cells. They can be male or female. Seminal bags or sacs, ovaries.
toropisco: In Colombia it is the common name of a bird with black plumage and red breast. We also call him a bloodthred. In Argentina it is called yacutoro or yacú toro; in Paraguay is called yacú toro or yacú pechirrojo. It's a frugivorous bird from South America. Its scientific name is Pyroderus scutatus, where Pyroderus means red throat or fire choker and scutatus, means it has a shield or has a shield on the chest. It belongs to the cotingidae family.
funkos: It is the name of a series of tiny, vinyl dolls. They are of varied colors, shapes and very attractive for children. They can get to cost accidents by choking on children. They almost always represent characters from children's series.
holly: Holy , holi , holly, joli or holis are a common way to call in Colombia the shrub of Pyracantha coccinea of the Rosaceae family. It is also known as Mortiño. Its fruits are edible for birds.
varillo: In Colombia and in the slang of drug addicts, it is synonymous with porro, puppy or bareto. Marijuana cigarette. It is still discussed whether it should be written with b or v . Also barillo is the name of a computer program or barcode software. It is also one of the common names of a tree named scientific Simphonia globulifera of the family Clusiaceae. It has multiple uses (medicinal, woods, combustible resins, etc.). It's abortive. It is also called moronobea, apple or sulfur.
moono: It means monochromatic, single color or single tonality. Uniform skin color. It is the name of an English musical group. English Rock Music Quartet.
cobrito: It's a way to call in Venezuela a 5 cent coin. Currently it has no value, the same as not a Bolivar or a million Bolivars. Diminutive copper.
tamare: In Venezuela it is the name of a locality of the Zulia State. In Peru it is the apocope of an insult.
rajúo: It's the same as slash. In Colombia and especially on the Atlantic Coast it means that it tends to crack, it cracks easily. Most of all it is used to refer to a poor quality wood and that cracks easily. It cracks when it dries.
adultes o adultez: The indicated is adulthood. Refers to adulthood or maturity.
huesudos: They show the bones, they have little flesh. Plural of bony . It means skinny, starving, skeletal, malnourished.
romerina: It is the common name of a medicinal plant in the family Cistaceae. It is also known as male rosemary, jaguarzo, tamarilla, huagarzo. Its scientific name is Cistus clusii. It grows in poor and sandy soils.
acacia de girardot: In Colombia it is the common name of a legume tree ornamental of red flowers. It is also known as flamboyant or red acacia. Its scientific name is Delonix regia and belongs to the family Fabaceae. Acacia's abundance of Girardot, in this beautiful port of the Magdalena River, made it called "The City of Acacias".
orejano: In the Plains Colombo-Venezuelans, it means ignorant, illiterate. person who lacks studies or knowledge. Regarding livestock cattle of very large ears or that have no marks on them.
payador: In the folklore of the South American Southern Cone means person who makes verses or coplas, usually in an impromptu way. It is something similar to what in Colombia we call verseers, copleros or troubadours.
agilar: In the Eastern Plains of Colombia ajilar is used as well with j. It means walking, moving, walking, moving, especially properly or elegantly. It also refers to fish when it stings bait.