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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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con huevos
  25

In Argentina it means forcefully, fierceness, sniting, berraquera. Fight with all the utmost effort or effort. Substance.

  
brunida
  31

It is a name of Germanic origin and means the warrior. Bruna Variants, Brunilda . There is also the theory that it is of Latin origin and means brown skin. Another variant : Brunella .

  
albores
  39

It means sunrise, first light of the day, moments before sunrise. Start , Start .

  
probo
  39

It means correct, honest, honored, accredited, complete, uncorrupted. Person who excels for his probity.

  
desnutridos
  42

Plural of malnourished . It means famished, scrawny, skeletal, skeletal, spinal, anemic. It lacks the nutrition required to have good health. Poorly fed. Sick for lack of good food.

  
famélica
  23

It means she seems to be hungry, malnourished. It means skinny, squalid, smite, skeletal, scratic, anemic. It lacks the nutrition required to have good health. Poorly fed. Sick for lack of a good diet.

  
enclenque
  40

It means lack of strength, weak. Entifable, sick, spinal, malnourished.

  
animadversión
  40

It means spite, hatred, revulsion, sage, tirria, inquina, resentment. In Colombia it is also called encono .

  
inquina
  34

It means exaggerated hate. It is synonymous with spite, hatred, revulsion, saña, tirria, inquina, resentment. In Colombia it is also said in cone, aversion.

  
aversion
  8

The correct term is tilde aversion. It means exaggerated hate. It is synonymous with spite, hatred, revulsion, saña, tirria, inquina, resentment. In Colombia it is also said to be incone. It also means disgust.

  
que asco
  31

An expression that denotes repulsion or rejection of something. Expression of displeasure or rejection of a bad smell or something of very bad appearance. Fetid, disgusting, smelly. Gas, fuchi , fo .

  
acreditado incorrupto
  16

They are synonymous with honest, honest, probo, whole.

  
suthora
  27

It is a word of Hindi origin and means clean, neat. It is the name of a genus of birds belonging to the family Sylviidae. They are known as picoloros and are found in the foothills of the Himalayas.

  
coluro
  62

It is the name given to the main meridians of the globe. One passes through the poles and equinoxes and the other through the poles and the solstices.

  
atraviesa
  37

It's a deflection to go through. It means transferring, crossing, passing, transposing, stalking, drilling, penetrating.

  
vejigón
  23

Bladder augmentative . In Colombia it can be a blister or bull. Bag or inflammation of the skin that is filled with water and is the result of a burn. It is also another name of an animal disease, which is also known as symptomatic Anthrax, skin anthrax or Anthrax.

  
sagno
  12

Swiss location. Sagno is a former municipality in the district of Mendrisio in the canton of Ticino in Switzerland. It is currently an integral part of the new municipality of Breggia.

  
genialidades
  20

Plural of genius. Actions of a genius. Talent and fantasy tests developed by someone very skilled or witty. Ability to create or invent .

  
abolongos
  10

It means ancestry or inheritance received from the ancestors. Ancestry. What is received from ancestors. Delivered, diced, received.

  
escoñetar
  10

In Colombia it means to damage, damage, disrupt, unsettle. Unjoin a pipe at the ends, disconnect . It is also said to undo.

  






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