Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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molquite: It is the name given to a very small and defective cob ( deformed ). Small and few grain cobs.
mollero: You mean related to the pier. Used on a dock. It is also a piece of wood that serves to leverage on the docks. Soft part or phopha of meat or bread ( crumb ).
mollejón: Round stone that serves to sharpen. Augmentative gizzard . Colloquially barrigón, panzón, fatoon or also lazy, fearful, cowardly.
molledo: Soft part of meat or bread. Bread crumb, internal and soft part of bread. Soft, fluffy.
molondrón: It is one of the common names of a plant whose fruits are edible. It is also known as ocra, okra,ñajú, belmosco, bamia, candia, gombo or quimbombo. Its scientific name is Abelmoschus esculentus and belongs to the family Malvaceae.
najú: It is one of the common names in Peru of a plant whose fruits are edible. It is also known as ocra, okra, molondrón, bevel, bamia, candia, gombo or chimbombo. Its scientific name is Abelmoschus esculentus and belongs to the family Malvaceae.
okra: It is one of the common names of a plant whose fruits are edible. It is also known as ocra, molondrón,ñajú, belmosco, bamia, candia, gombo or quimbombo. Its scientific name is Abelmoschus esculentus and belongs to the family Malvaceae. In Colombia with its fruits we prepare soups, stews and salads.
naju: It is another way of calling in Peru the ocra, belmosco or gombo. Its scientific name is Abelmoschus esculentus and belongs to the family Malvaceae. In Colombia we call it candia u okra. Soups, stews and salads are prepared with it. Looks like a sukini cucumber.
molobro: It means voracious, very voracious, gluttonous. It is the name of a genus of birds belonging to the family Icteridae. They are known as squeaky tordos or red-headed tordos. In many texts the term Molobrus is used.
momoscle: Crown of stones in Cerro de la Tortuga in the Mexican municipality of Zacatepec. Monticulo of stones on top. It is considered in this archaeological site that is a type of tomb or burial mound.
muscípula: It means he catches or eats flies. It is the epithet of the scientific name of a carnivorous plant, called drosera, dionea or flycatcher venus. Its scientific name is Dionaea muscipula and belongs to the family Droseraceae.
sojización: It is the tendency to change all types of agricultural crops to soy or soy, because of the good prices of the product. The term is used in Argentina.
primordial: He has precedence over the other things. It means that it is essential, basic, very important. Priority, fundamental .
mocharse: In Colombia it means cutting, closing, amputation.
albo: It means white, of course. White. It can also mean clarity, sunrise, dawn of the day. In Colombia nickname with which the professional football team Once Caldas de Manizales is known.
pijin: It means noise, bulla, sling, bustle. It is a term used in Honduras. Noise generated by a group of people within an enclosed enclosure.
esplacnologia: In Veterinary Medicine, it is the science that is dedicated to the study of the viscera of the thoracic and abdominal cavities of animals.
chaqueto: In Colombia it means drowsy, who is sleepy. Let his eyes close. By extension , tired, exhausted, surrendered . In Mexico means asleep, slow, stupid, gross.
ppal: It's short for principal. In the case of companies it means parent company or head office. The most important or large.
janguear: Enjoy a pleasant meeting with friends. Have fun, chat. Participate in a talk. It's an Anglicism. In Argentina and Bolivia it means slobising.