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JOHN
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Position88
Accepted meanings41548
Obtained votes1914
Votes by meaning04917
Inquiries10488510
Queries by meaning254917
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higuereño
  34

HIGUEREÑO , gentilicio of Higuera de Calatrava , village of about 700 inhabitants to 48 kms . from Jaén , Spain . 2 . Gentilicio de Higuera de la Sierra, locality located in Huelva, Andalusia with 1326 Habs in 2021 . 3 . Gentilicio of the inhabitants of Higuera de Albalat, of Higuera de Las Dueñas and also of the town of Higueras, all in Spain. 4 . In Bolivia : Gentilicio of the 119 inhabitants of La Higuera , in Pucará , province of Vallegrande , department of Santa Cruz .

  
comodidades
  25

AMENITIES Luxury , facilities

  
megatratado
  27

MEGATREATMENT major treaty, agreement signed between parties involving lower-level agreements and new agreements on one or more matters, or involving many signatory nations, such as a nuclear disarmament agreement, a commercial MEGATREATMENT between the EU, a MEGA-TREATY on pandemics signed by all United Nations countries

  
disfruton
  30

ENJOYED spelling error by DISFRUTON

  
script doctor
  15

SCRIPT DOCTOR literally doctor of scripts. They differ from SCRIPT READERS, who read and select works that compete for films to be made, by also effecting the 'cure' of possible defects.

  
chiringuito-coctelería
  28

CHIRINGUITO-COCTELERÍA It has no meaning different from the use of CHIRINGUITO and COCKTAIL BAR separately. Possibly it can be read in a wine list header of a chiringuito on a Spanish beach.

  
née
  29

NÉE galicism which means 'born'. It is used in the names of married women or widows, to add the maiden name. Saxon countries change women's surnames to that of their husbands. The German chancellor should be named Angela Dorothea Sauer NÉE Kasner, but she bore the surname of her first husband, physicist Ulrich Merkel.

  
lucio de mar
  28

LUCIUS OF SEA esox Lucius Lucius Lucius is Roman and comes from lux, 'light'. It means something like 'the luminous, the resplendent' or also 'the born at dawn'. His feminine is Lucia. But it's actually called pike because that's what the Polish weapon it resembles was called. They also call it crocodile fish (its head is similar to that of a crocodile). It is relative to call him Lucio de mar because he moves between fresh and salty waters, when he can. Pike is a species of actinopterygian esociform in the family freshwater esocids.

  
tragelar
  16

TRAGELAR comes from heat and means to eat, swallow

  
reticentes
  31

RELUCTANT pl . of RELUCTANT , Doubtful , reluctant

  
sigilografa
  25

SIGILOGRAFA f . error by SIGILÓGRAFO

  
sigilógrafo
  16

SIGILÓGRAFO Scholar of the stamps used for official uses, such as authorizing documents, closing sheets, apostilling titles.

  
burrete
  52

DONKEY donkey, poorly lit person

  
hurrera
  39

HURRERA error by AURRERA or AURRERÁ, chain of self-service stores in Mexico. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be aurrera , bodega aurrerá

  
ictrico
  33

ICTRICO error by ICTÉRICO

  
el asta
  27

The ASTA this entry does not deserve to be in a dictionary. See ASTA

  
microglía
  24

MICROGLIA the smallest neuronal support (neuroglia) present in the central nervous system of vertebrates and invertebrates whose main function is to act as an immune cell.

  
fregazon
  26

FREGAZON error by FREGAZÓN f . Repeated annoyance, nuisance

  
fregazón
  26

FREGAZÓN Annoyance, nuisance

  
mictam
  46

MICTAM from the Hebrew Hebrew term : appears in the title of the Salts. 16 and from 56 to 69 . The LXX translates: "recorded writing" or "inscription on a tablet". Other translations suggest "hymn" or "poem".

  






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