Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Accepted meanings	35117	1
Obtained votes	323	1
Votes by meaning	0.01	3
Inquiries	1125323	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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diploglossus: It means double tongue, split or divided language. It is a genus of lizards belonging to the family Diploglossidae. They are typical of the neotropics and are found in Central America and the Caribbean.
eomicrobiotherium: It means first microbiotherces, ancestors of microbioters. It was a genus of extinct marsupials that lived in the Eocene.
eotaria citrica: Species fossil sea wolf of the genus Etaria found in California. Eotaria means first pinnipeds or first otarios. Precursors of otarios or ancestors of otarios . They were extinct pinnipeds that lived in the Miocene. They are ancestors of elephants, wolves and sea lions.
jachón: It means grinder, dientón or dentón. Person who has very large and outstanding teeth.
espumantes: Plural of foaming . It means that it produces foam or that generates bubbles.
iztac: It's a Nahuatl-language word. Actually the original word is Ixtatl. It means salt, saline, brack. He's got salt.
lagopode: The lagopode or lagopodo is another way to call the partridge nival. Its scientific name is Lagopus muta and belongs to the family Phasianidae . It is very common in northern Europe and in all cold areas.
tinajito: Diminutive of tinajo. In Colombia it is a small vase. Mud container in which water is stored. Small cantabrian, small mucura. It is also called tinajo to a small rodent, which is also known as guartinajo, lapa or paca. Its scientific name is Cuniculus taczanowskii and belongs to the family Cuniculidae . Breeding the tub.
eofelis: It is the name of an extinct genus of felines that lived between the Eocene and miocene. The word means first felines or predecessor of felines.
brodio: I think the question is for bodrio. If so, bodrio is a poorly prepared or decomposed stew. It is also a very poor quality, poorly made, bad taste or boring thing.
epicyon: I mean more of a dog, more than a dog. It is the name of a prehistoric canid, similar to a dog. It belonged to the Borophaginae family. His head was more similar to that of a lion than that of a dog. He lived in North America about 15 million years ago, in the Miocene.
brochina: Cold wind that hits Madrid in winter. It is usually accompanied by dim rain or snow. Blizzard. It is also often referred to as bronchina.
brochón: In Colombia means bigoton, Very populated and thick mustache. large and wide brush. Also in Colombia means very ordinary person, enough ,
broco: It means mocho, he lacks a finger of the hand. That's how.
brobo: In Australia it is the name of a well-known brand of tools. Brobo manufactures a wide range of industrial metal saws, pedestal drills, grinders and specialized machinery. It is also a supplier of high and low volume precision precision machined parts and components.
bromato: It's the name of a bromine salt.
bromalina: I think they're asking for bromelain. If so, it is a substance contained in pineapple. It's the name of an enzyme that undoes proteins. It has the same properties of pepsin, which is part of gastric juices.
ipurterre: It is a word of the Basque language that means scrawny, malgeniused, person who is easily enraged.
güipa niño: In Colombia they are two synonyms of guámbito, Chinese or pelao.
broma: In Colombia it means chanza, usually heavy and in bad taste. Mofa, joke, mockery, joke, chacota. It can also mean bulla, noise, fuss, algazara.