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afeite
  61

Afeite;Substance or product is used to care for or beautifying the hair or skin especially of the face at that time artists wore the face full of afeite

  
prosa
  73

Prose is the structure that naturally takes language to express concepts. This form is not subject to certain measures or cadences, as opposed to the verse. Why the prosaic language is often defined by opposition to the verse.

  
prosaico
  74

An adjective that it is vulgar and does not have any emotion or special interest, for being too related to the material: sewing, cleaning and mopping are considered mundane activities.

  
efusión
  73

Joy, affection or another feeling intense sample embraced with effusion 2 bloodshed of a liquid, usually out of a fluid through a hole (f) sangreefusión pequeñofigExpansión and intensity in generous mood thesaurus effects female efusiónsustantivo 1 bloodshed. An effusion is a shedding of a liquid, especially blood. 2 expansion **, affection, affection, tenderness, warmth. coldness. The effusion is intensive in these feelings and how to express them. effusion: heat, vehemence, spill, momentum, passion, expansion, fervor, bloodshed, affection, warmth, flow, enthusiasm, risk, burning

  
pletórica
  72

Applies to the person who is full of joy or of another positive feature to be full of fuerzaspletórico, adjpat which has plétoraQue has abundance of things good or convenient full thesaurus, full pletóricaadjetivo **, full and superabundant.

  






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