Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

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	Value	Position
Position	4	4
Accepted meanings	11532	4
Obtained votes	66	7
Votes by meaning	0.01	13935
Inquiries	440205	2
Queries by meaning	38	13935
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"Statistics updated on 5/22/2024 4:48:58 AM"

lo ha hecho por la patilla

  41

HE HAS DONE IT FOR THE PIN in Spain: do something for free. See BY PIN . In urban language GO BY THE PIN is to, lose control of the sphincters.

  

guante de seda

  39

SILK GLOVE euphemism for SOFTNESS , DELICACY

  

reproducción asistida

  32

ASSISTED REPRODUCTION pregnancy and childbirth with external support. Artificial fertilization, helping the egg to be artificially fertilized.

  

familia hoy se come

  113

FAMILY TODAY IS EATEN and better FAMILY: TODAY IS EATEN expression with who is supplier announces to arrive with money to the home.

  

pompotas

  38

POMPOTAS adjective assigned to Skinner in the comic strip of The Simpsons a British politician named Dennis Skinner in 1984 twice used the expression pompous sod, unpleasant know-it-all. He was forced to retract but only withdrew the pompous thing. Hence it. he christened the pompous character Seymour Skinner translated as Pompous Skinner.

  

baule

  29

BAULE or Baoulé tribe of Côte d'Ivoire, one of the largest ethnic groups, which has more than 2 million people. 2 Men's clothing store in Lomas de Virreyes, Mexico.

  

ciudad puerto

  31

PORT CITY place that is simultaneously an important city and that has a port

  

espanyolismo

  41

ESPANYOLISMO conduct of adhesion to the club Espanyol of Barcelona .

  

ciberguerra

  32

CYBERGUERRA technological war between two countries, in which databases are hacked, accesses are violated, information and money are altered and stolen.

  

lansoprazol

  40

LANZOPRAZOLE antacid drug to combat excess gastric acid . Use to treat stomach ulcers, gastroesophageal reflux (stomach acid causes heartburn), and conditions where the stomach makes excess acid

  

olsesion

  17

OLSESION spelling error by OBSESSION , attitude porfiada and irrenuncuable by ( achieve ) something

  

preasada

  40

PREASADA feminine , which has been previously roasted

  

cardioprotegida

  31

CARDIOPROTECTED that is protected as far as the heart is concerned.

  

superfeliz

  38

SUPERHAPPY misspelling by SUPERHAPPY , which is extremely blissful

  

coreos elec tronico

  34

COREOS ELEC TRONICO typing error by EMAIL , digital message that is sent through some message platform on the internet

  

correr como un gamo

  28

RUN LIKE A GAMO run very fast , be very fast

  

autoadoctrinamiento

  29

SELF-INDOCTRINATION acquire a doctrine through personalized study

  

zuaca

  55

ZUACA in Costa Rica: heavy joke, in bad taste that makes one person to another.

  

chepiar

  46

CHEPIAR copy , imitate . 2 . Copy secretly into a test or exam.

  

chipiar

  36

CHIPIAR in Dominican Republic and Costa Rica: do something wrong, thinking you are doing it right. Having a mental slip of the tongue , saying one thing for another : it is amazing how many people chip saying left when they want to say right . In Chile : enter with chips in a betting game :

  

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