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	428261	2
Queries by meaning	37	13935
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metaficción

  42

METAFICTION that goes beyond fiction. This could be called absolutely crazy ideas, impossible in reality.

  

spock

  30

SPOCK name of the lieutenant of the Star Treck series ( Star Trek ), called Mr Spock or Mr Spock , born in Vulcan, able to smell what many beings are incapable and who has a life expectancy of more than 200 years. Represented by Leonard Nimroy, who passed away on February 27, 2015, he was one of the most recognized characters in the series, and for his classic greeting with paired fingers making a V and saying "live long and prosper". Spock is not an English word. that appears in dictionaries.

  

no participa

  34

DO NOT PARTICIPATE go see PARTICIPATE and draw conclusions

  

cabellos

  34

HAIR pl . of HAIR, hair

  

proa trawler

  33

PROA TRAWLER 'trawler' derives from 'trawl' conical shaped net to catch fish. The trawler is a boat that uses a trawl. Proa trawler would be a type of bow of a boat adapted for fishing with that net.

  

urpillay

  29

URPILLAY Quechua word meaning "my popcorn, my beloved" There is a musical quartet "Los Urpillay" (1978) and a song "Urpillay" from Porfirio Ayvar's album "You can't forget me" from 2017.

  

catatelo

  40

CATATELO spelling error by CATÁTELO , CÁTALO oruébalo

  

solterx

  31

SOLTERX feminist style that aims to differentiate sexes when speaking or writing. Thus, single is male only, single is female and solter@ or single is synonymous with single or single

  

background

  24

BACKGROUND of the English 'back', rear, anterior and 'ground', terrain; history, experience, curriculum vitae

  

significadi de huevonazo

  40

HUEVONAZO in Chile : egg, very egg, goose, fool

  

zoquete en nahuatl

  27

Zoquete comes from the Nahuatl soqui, in paleographic version; zoqui, in standard spelling, meaning "mud, grime, mud", while zoquiacqui means "to get stuck or get into a quagmire, into a jam". In Chile we say get into a sock for getting into trouble, or serious problems and we think it is getting into a small sock, when in reality it is getting into a quagmire.

  

producto-consumo

  32

PRIDUCTO-CONSUMO mala traducción del Inglés CONSUME PRODUCT, which refers to a genre of memes that make fun and irony about consumerism, particularly about fans of major pop cultural franchises such as Star Wars and superhero movies.

  

terraza-chiringuito

  38

TERRAZA-CHIRINGUITO in Spain: a chiringuito is a small commercial premises on the beach in which drinks and food are sold, and which has a terrace so that diners can sit. The beach bars and terraces are loved by some and hated by others.

  

bascurria

  35

BASCURRIA 1 . in Valencia: warm and unpleasant summer wind, in Churro dialect. The Churro dialect is a set of dialectal varieties of Castilian spoken in the Valencian regions of Hoya de Buñol, the Serranos, Canal de Navarrés, Alto Palancia and Alto Mijares. 2 . Drill

  

antonimo de abominar

  44

ANTONIMO DE ABOMINAR error por ANTÓNIMO DE ABOMINAR; to abhor is to hate, to curse. Ergo, the antonym is to want (to love), to bless

  

sinonimo de afable

  20

SYNONYM OF AFFABLE SLAM

  

cazable

  39

HUNTABLE that can be hunted

  

cresta cercenada

  46

CERCENADA CREST REFERS TO THE CREST OF THE ROOSTER OR OTHER BIRD HAVING BEEN AMPUTATED

  

fisionomicos

  11

SPAM PHYSIOGNOMY

  

fisionómicos

  24

PHYSIOGNOMIC ERROR by FONÓMICOS pl . of PHYSIOGNOMIC, relative to or belonging to the PHYSIOGNOMY, aspect of a thing or person

  

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