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Position2929
Accepted meanings15229
Obtained votes1426
Votes by meaning0.014662
Inquiries252543
Queries by meaning174662
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enchufable
  36

Any equipment that can be plugged in

  
europeas
  40

Person from Europe

  
minga
  30

In Spain it is a col form. Lochial to call the penis. It seems to come from mingare (piar in Latin) one of the functions of this organ.

  
pija
  53

It is said of a person who by his manners of behaving, dressing or talking, appears to be of an upper class. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions may be painting (Peru), child well (Spain), strawberry (South America).

  
antifrancés
  31

Person who hates anything related to France or its inhabitants

  
made in hollywood
  68

Tell yourself of any word, fact or narration so fictitious that it can only be a movie. It's said made in Hollywood , because that's where the movies are made.

  
paz mental
  50

Tell yourself about the state in which a totally relaxed person is

  
okupado
  37

Tell of any place or house inhabited by squatters

  
pichurri
  36

Pichurri comes from the Basque pitxilin, tiny. It means my life , love I quote .

  
austro-húngaro
  29

European Empire started with the first Emperor of the Habsburgs, Franz Josef and ended in 1914 with the death of the heir to the crown who was Archduke Franz Ferdinand (known in Spanish-speaking countries as Francisco Fernando)

  
ceñudas
  37

Cenyuda vol dir : person who has the puckered cenyo

  
popola
  61

In Puerto Rico it is used to designate female urinary parts.

  






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