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	437496	2
Queries by meaning	38	13935
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dialogico

  32

DIALOGICAL spelling error by DIALOGICAL

  

cuencos

  32

CUENCOS plural de CUENCO

  

capuchino de cabeza dura

  38

HARD HEAD CAPUCHINO sapajus apella is the cornstarch monkey. In various parts of Colombia, where it is called mico maicero, or cornstarch constitutes a pest, as it feeds on maize crops.

  

atrancón

  55

ATRANCON door or closed window to which a lock, bolt or beam has been placed to prevent it from opening from the other side. 2 . Sealing produced in a pipeline or pipe

  

jarioso

  66

JARIOSO that has or produces heat 2 . Colloquially, it has an exacerbated sexual impulse, which is hot

  

decalaje

  39

DECALAJE lack of synchronization between people or things, lag

  

extrafalario, ria

  53

EXTRAFALARIO phonetic deformation by ESTRAFALARIO, extravagant

  

declinismo

  57

Idyllic retrospective DECLINISM, or thought and feeling that every past was better. 2 political and ideological position to begin attacking a government or authority as soon as it assumes power, gradually taking away support, and showing an attitude of frustration and melancholy.

  

negacionismo

  53

NEGATIONISM ideology that seeks to reject reality to evade a truth that is unpleasant to them, or against their interests.

  

copresentador copresentadora

  32

COPRESENTATOR person who shares the activity of presenter or host of a television, radio or face-to-face event or program; presentation partner

  

contra intuitivo -va

  37

AGAINST INTUITIVE -VA spelling error by CONTRAINTUITIVO , a

  

entornista

  25

ENTORNISTA that hinders, which lowers the eyelids without closing the eyes completely. 2 . who likes to leave doors and windows squinted.

  

minisándwich

  22

Mini MINISADWICH , small sandwich that is customary to serve in cocktails. Canapé covered.

  

grime

  45

GRIME Anglicism by MUGRE 2 . Mudical genre derived from the UK garage, which adds elements of hip hop and dancehill. It has a complex rhythm that runs at 140 bpms ( beats per minute )

  

minivestido

  45

MINIVESTED dress that reaches higher than the knee, and sometimes, much less.

  

sidaria

  26

SIDARIO where people who are sick with AIDS live and are medically treated, who have contracted HIV. 2 . person with AIDS 3. Relative or belonging to AIDS .

  

prisionización

  26

PRISIONIZATION aprisionamirnto , imprisonment

  

off-road

  29

OFF-ROAD Anglicism OUT OF THE WAY Refers to a vehicle or bicycle that is able to be used on steep or difficult-to-traffic roads

  

antinapoleónica

  23

ANTINAPOLEONIC against the Emperor of France, Napoleon Bonaparte

  

exintendente

  28

EXINTENDENTE (person) who held the position of mayor

  

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