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	432488	2
Queries by meaning	38	13935
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"Statistics updated on 5/3/2024 4:08:44 PM"

mejilon

  13

MEJILON ortographic error for MEJILLÓN, mussel
Synonyms of mejilon are  mejillón mussel
 Used in US as well

"Blue mussels have been foun in kitchen middens datad at 6.000 BC. Se encontró mejillones azules en la cocina, datados al menos en 6000AC."

  

bochita

  16

BOCHITA diminutive of BOCHA, bowling ball

"This is a small ball so your small kid might start to play. Esta es una bochita para que tu hijito pueda.practicar."

  

picher

  6

PICHER spanish anglicism for PITCHER
Synonyms of picher are  pitcher

"He is the best pktcher of the Dodgers baseball team"

  

garrotudo

  65

GARROTUDO spanish slang for sticklike, clublike. Like a garrote hit. sticklike, clublike, garrotelike

"He received a sticklike punch on his head."

  

filuda

  12

FILUDA spanish word for SHARP. Acute

"Tiene una lengua muy filuda. She has a very sharp tongue"

  

inequitativo

  9

INEQUITATIVO spanish word for unequitative, from latin IN no, and AEQUIVALENS neutral, impartial. It means unfair, unjusticed. unequal, unfair, unjustice
 Used in US as well

"The richness is unequitatively distributed. La riqueza está distribuida inequitativamente"

  

golguera

  56

GOLGUERA phonetic deformation of GORGUERA, rigid neck, round, usually linen, bent in the form of accordion, in undulations, which was used by the aristocracy and nobility of Western Europe during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

  

vídeomontaje

  31

VIDEOMONTAGE creation of fake videos by technical manipulation of footage.

  

curuchupa

  49

CURUCHUPA in Ecuador : double standard person, who holds his religiosity, but who acts in discord.

  

batusino

  37

BATUSINO Imbecile, cork oak, idiot, donkey, donkey, idiot, lardo.

  

planta bebe

  41

BABY PLANT outbreak of new plants

  

show bizz

  30

SHOW BIZZ contraction of SHOW BUSINESS, entertainment business or entertainment performance.

  

hegúmeno

  40

HEGMENO ancient title of leader of a monastery, of highestai, guide in ancient Greek. In the past, the layman or clergyman named leader of a monastery were given different names.

  

first user

  55

FIRST USER verbatim , first user . It stands out the first to use facebook, an iphone, a flying car or any other item.

  

schedule

  31

SCHEDULE program, in the sense of being planned. SCHEDULER person who planned SCHEDULE who is on the assigned scheduleOFF SCHEDULE who is behind schedule

  

slow

  35

Slow SLOW (mind, reactions, speed). As an inperative of the verb TO SLOW ( DOWN ) means quiet, calm down

  

happy end

  29

HAPPY END happy ending . In silent cinema especially, but also in the time of black and white, and in the early years of color and cinemascope, Hollywood films ended up with a poster in the center of the screen that said THE END so that the low-light and those who had fallen asleep would learn that they should leave the room. Then it was assumed that the plot always had to end well, with the young man saving the beautiful lady, or a HAPPY END. But over time it was no longer a constant although the public maintained its use in daily life.

  

listeria

  41

LISTERIA contraction of LYSTERINE, a disinfectant based on listerine, and HYSTERIA . That is, hysteria by the possibility of contagion by viruses and bacteria.

  

wannabe

  84

WANNABE contraction, from WANT TO BE, that is, desire to become. I wannabe astronaut

  

scratch

  33

SCRATCH verbatim, scratch. Figuratively, zero, nothing.

  

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