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fomite
  37

The most appropriate term is fomite, with tilde. It means that it encourages. It is a term used in Medicine to designate an inert object or body that can serve as an intermediary for the transmission of a virus or bacteria. It can be for example a handrail or the door knob.

  
apeñuscamiento
  29

It means concentration of many elements in a small space. Stacking, stacking, saturation, concentration, clustering, gathering, overcrowding, bulking.

  
ptilinopus
  13

It means with pen on the foot or pen on the paw. It is the name of a genus of birds in the family Columbidae ( pigeons). They are a variety of frugivorous pigeons of very colorful colors, They are found in Southeast Asia and Oceania. They're called lindos or tinolos.

  
tekorei
  32

In Paraguay (Guarani), it means boring, disappointed, sad, tired, tired.

  
chesco
  22

In Mexico it is apocope of refreshment. It means soda or soda. It is also the apocope of Francesco (Francisco in Italian).

  
a la topa tolondra
  91

In Colombia it means in a disorderly or careless way. Chaotic.

  
punkie
  20

Person who belongs to the punk movement or who likes that kind of music. The word as such means garbage, scum. Counterculture. It is very peculiar her clothing, makeup, tattoos and haircuts.

  
ajisoso
  23

It means spicy flavor, flavor of chili or chili. By extension cheerful person, pleasant, funny .

  
chemo
  22

It's a way to call the contact glue. In Colombia solution, glue. Term to refer to the person who has the defect inhaling vapours . It is also an apocopada and affectionate way to call Guillermo (also Memo). Nickname of a Peruvian footballer named Guillermo del Solar and known as "Chemo" del Solar.

  
sismografía
  21

It is the graph that represents the teluric movements, tremors or earthquakes. Graphical representation of a seismic movement . Paper describing a tremor in the seismograph.

  
aseados
  24

It means clean, hygienic. Clean, impeccable, careful.

  
afraq
  13

It means distribution, division, distribution, in Arabic. It is also the name of a song by Khalid Abdulrahman.

  
cois
  42

In Colombia it is an acronym. In Bogota, the COIS are the Guidance and Information Centers of the Ministry of Health.

  
biofirma
  31

It is a substance that becomes scientific evidence of the existence of someone or substance that by its unique characteristics allows to identify or determine someone.

  
rhegmatorhina
  40

It means crack or crack in the beak. It is the name of a genus of birds belonging to the family Thamnophilidae. They are typical of South America and are known as battalions, sweet potatoes, anthills, tingling, tiluchí and fire-eye.

  
cuate
  43

It means twin brother or very close friend. Very close and dear person. Carnal , parce , parcero , key (in Colombia). I end up used in Mexico.

  
microrrinia
  15

It means very small nose. Physical defect consisting of having a disproportionately small nose.

  
nefrolitiasis
  16

It is a kidney condition characterized by the presence of stones. Kidney calculations.

  
esbirro
  9

It's the same as henchman or hitman. Person who executes violent and unlawful actions for a payment. Hired to make evils or to commit serious crimes. It can also mean sheriff, police, guardian, executioner.

  
erupción
  54

Violent emission of lava and gases from a volcano. Also in Colombia is a way to call an outbreak, rash, welt or eczema. Red spot or welts that come out on the skin.

  






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