Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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enagüita: It's a small petticoat. Diminutive of petticoat. It is the name of a feminine interior garment, which resembles a small skirt of steamy fabric. Background, nagua, saya .
ilachento: The correct term is yarn. It means you present or have yarns. yarn fabric that with use forms loose strand fringes. Of threads or loose strands. With yarns.
postdada: The postdata can be abbreviated as P . D. It is a short text that is written in a letter after you have signed and usually contains something important that you forgot to try. Additional data .
fantochar: In Colombia it is the same as bragging, flaunting what was done or what you have. We also say bluffing. Getting away with something. Show off, boast.
fantoche: In Colombia it means smug, vain, bluffing, believing, presumptuous, ostentatious.
pemano: person who was part of a Celtic-Germanic people who settled in the Ardennes, Gaul Belgium. The Pemans were known for their megaliths.
untar la mano a alguien: "Spreading someone's hand" means buying, bribing. It's a crime. Bribery.
pozoña: I think they're asking for a venom. If so it is the hiveeor or stinger that have many insects. Poison, insidia, evil.
canza: Canza is not a Word of the Spanish language but Italian and means absence. Tired with s, it is inflection to tire, which means exhaust, fatigue, exhaust, get fed up, tired, annoy, annoy, annoy.
vaudo: Vaudo and Baudo are Italian surnames. Vaudo is the surname of an Italian singer named Roberta Vaudo. He baudó, so, with b and with tilde. is the name of a mountain range in Colombia, in the Chocó Department, bordering Panama. Name of a Colombian river in the Department of Chocó.
relinchos: Plural de relincho . Call or voice of the horse.
estorninos: Plural of starling . Name of some European migratory birds. Its scientific name is Sturnus vulgaris and belongs to the family Sturnidae.
venticuatro: It's a number. Two dozen. Number of hours of the day . In Colombia, the name of a venomous snake of the genus Bothrops. We also call it size X, mapaná, cuatronarices.
domado: It means he stopped being wild and is already tame or tamed. It has become meek and docile. It's a tame inflection. It means to amansize, soften, train, tame, train.
regodeón: In Colombia, gloating or gloating is used. It means you claim for everything and you don't settle in any way. Person who gloats a lot. Non-conforming, disgruntled. Very difficult person to please or please. It may also mean that you delight, please or rejoice in other people's evil. The word is derived from gaudium in Latin which means joy, joy, rejoicing.
cuatronarices: In Colombia it is one of the common names given to very venomous snakes. It is also known as slang, mapanare, mapaná, equis, venticuatro, rot, naucaya, padlock head, velvet or size X. Its scientific name is Bothrops atrox or Bothrops asper and belong to the family Viperidae.
mapanare: In Colombia it is one of the common names given to very venomous snakes. It is also known as glang, fournarices, mapaná, equis, venticuatro, rot, naucaya, padlock head, velvet or size X. Its scientific name is Bothrops atrox or Bothrops asper and belong to the family Viperidae.
nauyaca: It is another way of calling in Central America and especially in Costa Rica to a very venomous snake. It is also known as glang, fournarices, mapaná, equis, venticuatro, rot, naucaya, padlock head, velvet or size X. Its scientific name is Bothrops asper and belongs to the family Viperidae.
terciopelo: Outside of soft and delicate fabric, in Colombia is a way to call a very venomous snake. It is also known as glang, fournarices, mapaná, equis, venticuatro, rot, naucaya, padlock head, mapanare or size X. Its scientific name is Bothrops asper and belongs to the family Viperidae.
veinticuatro: Number. Two dozen or the hours of the day. In Colombia it is a way of calling a very venomous snake. It is also known as glang, fournarices, mapaná, equis, rot, naucaya, padlock head, mapanare or size X. Its scientific name is Bothrops asper and belongs to the family Viperidae. It is so called, because of the belief that in that span of hours the bitten person dies.