Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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antipirético: It is any drug or drug used to fight fevers. They are also called febrifuges, antifebrile or antithermal.
febrífugo: It is a type of drug or drug that is used to fight fever. It can also be called antipyretic, antithermal or antifebril.
tereré: In Paraguay it is the name of an infusion prepared with yerba mate, to which are added other aromatic herbs such as lemonaria or cedron . Unlike matte is consumed cold. It is very popular for consumption among the Guarani people.
chantin: In Panama means house, home, abode, home. Place where you live regularly. Hut. It is an Anglicism, by shanty (chabola or witch house).
chabola: It means hut, cabin, house or house of simple and very humble construction. Ranch.
chabolista: It is the name given to the resident of a very humble house. person who lives on a ranch, shanty, cabin or shack.
arraiján: It is the name of a Panamanian village located near Panama City. An anglicanism could be considered, as the name of the people derived from the English expression "At rigth hand", which translates "on the right". Arraiján is located near the Panama Canal.
monotrema: In Zoology they are very special mammals because they lay eggs. It is considered that being mammals, they also have reptilian characteristics. They have beak and sewer. They are only found in Australia. A classic example of monotrema is the echidna and another the ornithrinco.
fárfara: It means imperfect, incomplete unfinished or half-done. It is also the name of the cuticle or cloth that coats the shells of the eggs inside. In Botany it is also the name of two different plants of the family Asteraceae. One is the tusyla, mule's foot or horse helmet, whose scientific name is Tussilago farfara. The other is the same old beard, which has by scientific name Urospermum picroides.
flipear: It is an anglicism that means shaking, shaking, disturbing, stirring, boiling, bullir.
burujina: It means entanglement, chaos, confusion, embelement. Situation involving disorder and bewilderment. Mess.
cabeza: In Anatomy, upper body consisting of skull bones. Testa, skull, cacumen, sesera, meste, intelligence, brain, talent. It can also mean guide, leader, boss, director. On the other hand it can indicate element of a species : individual, exemplary, res , person, moving, animal. In many cases it is used to indicate start, start, origin, prologue, birth or going on the front. It also denotes important range : center , capital , header .
chamuyero: In Argentina means liar, liar, phony, mimeaman.
burujo: It means mess, disorder, entanglement, mess, confusion, chaos. Stuff piled up in clutter.
burúes: It means originating from Buru, one of the Moluccas Islands. It is also a Yoruba word meaning black, dark-skinned. It is the name of a Brazilian Aboriginal people in the Upper Solimoes, State of Amazonas. They live in a reserve of the Vale do Javari (Jabarí Valley).
ano: In Anatomy is the terminal hole of the digestive tract. Anal sphincter. It has the function of controlling the output of faeces.
bururnuco: It is the common name of a wood tree of Cuba. It is very fine wood and reddish. Cuban fine wood.
byzas: It was also called Bizas or Bizante. He was a king of Megara, son of King Niso. He was the founder of Byzantium, a postponement known as Constantinople and Istanbul. According to Greek mythology, Bizas was the son of Poseidon and the nymph Ceróesa.
kaneki: It's a Japanese surname. Last name of a university student, who is the protagonist of Sui Ishida's Tokyo Ghoul Novel. The character's full name is Ken Kaneki.
byronismo: It means doctrine that follows the postulates of Lord Byron, which is based on egocentrism. English romantic poetic movement, initiated by George Gordon Byron (Lord Byron), which is based on narcissism.