Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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gorrero: In Colombia it is the same as gorrón or canalero. Person who lives at the expense of others and who does not want to spend anything on their maintenance.
gorrera: In Colombia it is also called gorrera or taken advantage. Person or woman who lives from parasite to those close to them and who does not spend on their maintenance. Dropper, maintained, canaler.
flecha: Throwing puncture weapon. It is launched using an arc. Saeta, dart. In Colombia, a limited-tech mobile phone is called arrow. It is also called flechita (Colombian's common tendency to use diminutives). In colloquial and street language, the right person is also called arrow for something. person who knows about something that is required or that can fix a home problem.
empecatado: It means sinner, guilty. That is in sin. Person who has committed a misdemeanor, a crime or a sin.
empecatada: Sinner, guilty. A person who is in sin, or who has committed a fault against a standard or commandment.
emo: In Bogota it is a group or youth ghetto with special characteristics and mostly with suicidal tendencies. His dress is usually black or dark. Women's makeup is grim. They mostly use piercing.
cubana: It means native or native to Cuba. Resident in Cuba. Related to the Antillean country of Cuba.
cuajado: In Colombia and especially in Bogota, it means big, muscular, vigorous, strong, strong. Curd inflection, which means condense, solidify, thicken, coagulate.
cuajada: In Colombia it means strong, vigorous, muscular. It is also a milk derivative that looks like a very soft gel or cheese.
cuitado: It means sad, boring, distressed, grieving.
dexteridad: It means skill, skill, skill, mastery, fitness, skills, expertise. Ability to execute some activity or trade.
bololó: In Colombia it means fuss, fighting, quarrel, fuss, bochinche, bulla, noise.
egoísmo: Egocentric defect. It's an attitude that hinders interpersonal relationships. Attitude that puts one's own interests before the interests of others. It means self-centeredness, egolatry, personalism, egotism, individualism. It can also mean greed, greed, pettiness, ambition. Name of a song of folklore Llanero, composed by Julio Miranda (Julián Antonio Indriago Díaz, Venezuelan) and success by Reynaldo Armas.
cerdo: It is the name of a pet that we also know as marran, pig, pig, pig, pig, pig. Its scientific name is Sus scrofa ssp. domesticated (although His domestica or Sus domesticus is allowed and His scrofa is left, only for the boar). It belongs to the family Suidae . Name of Foroneo's wife a mythical character of Argos, in Ancient Greece. By extension it is used to mean dirty, unscrateed, zafio or vile, ruin, despicable. Very ordinary and dirty person. Pervert. Person who eats everything and too much (sweet) .
urku: It is a word of Quechua origin meaning male.
zafio: Person of rude and rude behavior. Ordinary, pig, jerk, cafre,, vulgar.
gorrino: It's another way to call a little pig. Piggy, piglet, piglet, marranito, sute, chanchito.
escolio: Note or comment that is handwritten in the margin of a text or written .
peito: In Greek Mythology, she was one of the Oceans. She was the daughter of the Titan Ocean and the titan Tethys. She was the sister of Dione, Doris, Calypso and Metis. Mother of Apis and Egialeo. She was Argos' wife.
argivo: It is the gentile of the natives of Argos. Originally from Argos. Born in Argos, relative to Argos. Argos is the name of an ancient Greek city located northeast of the Peloponnese.