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yocono
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 ValuePosition
Position5050
Accepted meanings4150
Obtained votes03727
Votes by meaning04394
Inquiries182853
Queries by meaning454394
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monster truck
  14

Purpose-built vehicle with giant wheels and a heavy-duty suspension that is used to compete in races and aerobatic displays in which the vehicle often jumps over obstacles and other vehicles.

  
cagódromo
  34

Colloquially, toilet.

  
zapaterismo
  37

In Spain, leftist ideological influence that prevailed during the government of President Jose Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.

  
aznarismo
  40

In Spain, evidence of a strong relationship or affinity to the ideas and political applications of former Prime Minister José María Aznar.

  
telecirco
  56

In Spain and derogairingly, the television network Telecinco. The origin of a derogatory term for the network comes from the contempt of many viewers for it to verify that many of its programs have consisted of making famous people who do not demonstrate any intellectual talent or simply humiliating them.

  
neo soul
  34

R B music genre that became very popular in the nineties, along with rap. It is characterized by incorporating elements of soul music, electronic music and bases of rap music.

  
gúgol-plex
  45

Ten raised to a gúgol . See gúgol . As a curiosity, the scientist Carl Sagan used this term in the documentary "Cosmos: A Personal Journey" to show a number even greater than the gugol, but infinitely smaller than the infinite number.

  
tomacco
  35

Hybrid plant by crossing tomato and tobacco seeds. The word was coined in an episode of the animated television series The Simpsons.

  
veroño
  49

Early autumn season that is characterized by conserving a typical summer heat.

  
camgirl
  49

Erotic model that strips naked in front of a webcam and broadcasts live. The term comes from the English "cam", derived from webcam, and from "girl", which means girl.

  
darknet
  42

A conventional part of the deep web comprising illicit content that cannot normally be viewed on the surface internet because of its reprehensible nature.

  
clearnet
  49

Surface Internet accessible to a public internet browser, contrary to the deep web or its similar darknet.

  
zapatófono
  106

It is the fusion of two words : shoe and phone. The origin of the term dates back to a fictional invention of the humorous series Get Smart, known in Spanish as Superagent 86, whose character, an incompetent spy, uses it to camouflage a phone under the sole of the shoe. It is also used by Mortadelo, a Spanish comic book character who was also an incompetent secret agent. Since then he has been very joking that spies have a zapatophone.

  
cuenta
  46

In Computing, a data record that identifies a user in an Internet service.

  
snap
  46

Photo or video that has been taken on the Snapchat social network.

  
fandub
  43

Dubbing of an audiovisual medium performed by an amateur, especially when the work that is bent has not been professionally folded. See dubbing .

  
tránsfobo, a
  66

Person who has transphobia and therefore shows aversion or rejection to transgender people. See transphobia .

  
hate
  66

Anglilicism used, mainly on the internet, to express a critique of someone or something that inspires hatred or rejection. See hater .

  
zapatoste
  41

Bronca, mess, quarrel, very muddy conflict.

  
like
  54

Button that have some social networks or internet pages that you click when you want to prove that the content or comment has liked or interested . It's shaped like a fist lifting your thumb.

  






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