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John Rene Plaut
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Accepted meanings115324
Obtained votes667
Votes by meaning0.0113935
Inquiries4400502
Queries by meaning3813935
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idiática
  65

IDIÁTICA grammatical error by IDEÁTICO , carried by his ideas , obsessive , manic

  
astroturismo
  32

ASTROTOURISM Travel to outer space for pleasure and fun

  
hand poke
  36

HAND POKE anglicism by TATTOO MENUAL, as opposed to machine tattoo. It is the ancestral procedure of nailing needles to dye the surface of the skin

  
transcraneal
  42

TRANSCRANIAL of trans , Latin prefix meaning next to , through , across ; through the skull

  
se enteró
  41

FOUND OUT he knew

  
outdoor
  41

OUTDOOR Anglicism by OUTDOORS

  
guardiciones
  82

PLURAL GUARDITIONS of GUARDICIÓN , accompaniment of an olate

  
fruncio
  36

PUCKER in Chile : spelling error for FRUNCIA , complicated and annoying issue; or by PUCKER, indefinite past tense of the verb FRUNCIR, craving (le), getting (le) between eyebrows; or by PUCKERED, affected, suspicious, choleric

  
relato político
  35

POLITICAL ACCOUNT prefabricated detailed discourse on a subject, with emphasis on the philosophical or conceptual aspect

  
liberal-demócrata
  36

LIBERAL-DEMOCRATIC combination of liberal ideology with democratic, either of principles or of alliance between the two currents of political thought.

  
purcha
  32

PURCHA Spanglich derived from PURCHE purchase , 2 . Typing error by Puncha púa, sharp tip: they punched the referee with a stoke when he went down to the dressing room.

  
revictimización
  41

REVICTIMIZATION action of re-victimizing, becoming the victim (a person, group of people or collective)

  
impeorable
  32

IMPEORABLE that it can not get worse ( a situation )

  
cañaveira
  20

Portuguese CAÑAVEIRA by CAÑAVERA , cañaveral , abundant place in cane

  
hiperotermia
  49

HYPEROTHERMIA of hyperthermia clinical picture of excess body temperature

  
pichin pichin
  22

PICHIN PICHIN in mapudungun : pigeon is a pinch (of something) 2 . in Spain: feminine garment similar to a narrow and sleeveless dress, which is put on top of a blouse, sweater, or similar. 3 . in Peru and Colombia person of bad character and mood 4 in Chile urine : make a pigety urinate

  
que agogera
  49

What a doomsayer : that person of bad omens , predictor of bad news

  
luquear
  35

Luquear in Argentina: have fun, have sex with a woman. In Chile : observe , look

  
lukear
  49

LUKEAR See LUQUEAR

  
veloláser
  40

VELOLÁSER in Spain: modern laser equipment of such small size that it fits in the palm of the hand, very light, which are used by the General Directorate of Traffic (DGT) to measure the speed of vehicles and to carry out infractions to those who exceed the permitted limit

  






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