Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Accepted meanings	35209	1
Obtained votes	325	1
Votes by meaning	0.01	3
Inquiries	1148482	1
Queries by meaning	33	3
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bolongo: In Argentina and in lunfardo language it means brothel. They also say chongo.
bijugo: In Portuguese it is a cart pulled by two horses.
avispita: Wasp diminutive. Small wasp. In Colombia, "La avispita" is the name of a vallenata song performed by Alfredo Gutiérrez. In Colombia, a woman with a thin (or thin) waist is also called a slender waist.
batidor: It is a device used to beat. It is also called a blender. Device used to make smoothies. In Colombia in a colloquial way it is called a beater to a character who likes to take hair and annoy others. Mamagallist, take her.
bacopa: In Botany it is the name of a genus of plants and the common name of a plant. They are from the family Plantaginaceae. It is also known as water swab, brahmi, baby tear, pork verdolaga. Its scientific name is Bacopa monnieri. The word is of Caribbean origin and was the name of a Indigenous Taíno from French Guiana. In some parts in Papiamento means banana (by bacova or bacoba). The plant is for medicinal uses and serves to treat epilepsy and asthma.
bisarma: It is a type of spear that has two tips one is curved in the form of sickle or scythe and another that is a straight stylus parallel to the handle or antler. The word is a gallicism that comes from the word guises me.
escarpa: You can also use escarpd. It means slope or inclination in Topography. In Architecture is the inclined plane of a wall of a fortification. Slipper, sloping plane, skirt.
chenga: It means unsettled, scruffy, misaligned, careless, poor quality, poorly presented, bad-looking or appearance. It's a word of Otomí origin.
asaí: It is one of the names of a South American palm tree. It is also known as manaca, huasaí, palm murrapo, naidí. Its scientific name is Euterpe oleracea and belongs to the family Arecaceae.
gurgute: It is another common name given to the hoopoe in Aragon. Its scientific name is Upupa epops and belongs to the family Upupidae . It also receives the names of papute , cucute , cucuta , cucuta and cuscute , It is a very common ava.
fundados: It's a turning-up to found. It means to base or sustain something that is expressed or said. Establish or constitute a city, a village. In Colombia's Eastern Plains it means establishing a plot of land to take advantage of it, to settle, to colonize. Make a ranch to fix a plot or a paddock with cattle.
psicolabis: It can mean drink aperitif. Also snack or very light meal. Snack, snack.
cochino: In Colombia it means dirty, pork, uneased. It is also another way to call the pig, pig, pig, pig or pork.
abofetea: It's a slap inflection. It means pounding with the palms of the hand in the face of another person. Slapping.
gelidos: The correct term is icy, always with tilde. It means ice cream, very cold, weedy.
acogida: It's a flea to welcome. It means to receive, to welcome, to accept with pleasure. Admit, accept .
caxian: I think they're asking for caxlan. If so, in Mexico means mestizo, which is product of the mixture of two different breeds. Mixed.
nfuri: Among the Bantu are the wandering spirits or ghosts that live in the Nkisi. Palo, congo yoruba.
queremba: In Mexico it means edible wild fruits. They are very varied and very different preparations. Capulín, strawberry, morita, querembe. Many are consumed raw and salty. Almost everyone prepares sweets or jams.
casava o yuca: They are two common names of an Euphorbiacae plant. It is a edible tuber plant native to South America. Its scientific name is Manihot sculenta, of the family Euphorbiaceae. It receives other common names such as Mandioca, tapioca, guacamota, aipim, casabe, cassava, lumu.