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JOHN
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Position88
Accepted meanings41548
Obtained votes4914
Votes by meaning0.014917
Inquiries10786310
Queries by meaning264917
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backup
  28

BACKUP Anglicism by BACKUP . In computing: duplicate files to be able to restore in case of damage or loss of the original

  
puteadero
  25

PUTEADERO house of whores, place where you have sex, place where you do orgies.

  
hablar a la pared
  28

TALK ( LE ) TO THE WALL expression that means that there is no point in talking because it is not or will not be heard: it is like talking to the wall.

  
cortomancia
  23

SHORTHAND ERROR by CARTOMANCY prediction of the future by throwing the cards.

  
estar mas arriba del cuello
  21

BEING ABOVE THE NECK Figuratively, being drowning. Being in a very complicated situation, usually related to personal finances or your business

  
omitología
  38

OMINOLOGY person who should go to the eye doctor When one sees the rn as an m is a sign that he needs glasses to read. The original said ornithology, a branch of zoology that studies birds, and not omitology, which would be the science of omission, if that were possible.

  
mi perrito
  29

MY PUPPY affectionate nickname between couples. It is almost always followed by a request

  
hay señor
  20

OH SIR! exclamation of resignation when one learns of something negative: Oh, Lord, give me your strength! Lord is referred to God, and not to the person with whom one converses. The ¡ay! is an interjection of complaint and is not a verb form of the verb haber

  
¡ay, señor!
  28

Oh, Lord! interjection of complaint upon learning of some small misfortune

  
lotificaciones
  31

LOTIFICATIONS see LOTO

  
oligófago
  18

OLIGOPHAGUS from the Greek oligos, 'scarce' and phages, 'eating' person or animal who eats sparsely or who suffers from anorexia

  
paicas y grelas
  26

PAICAS AND GRELAS So that you do not have to go looking for PAICA and then, on top of that, GRELA we will make it easy for you: Paicas and grelas are terms of the lunfardo (Argentine slang) to define the lovers and darlings of the ruffians or compadritos of tango.

  
sobrao
  14

SOBRAO Deformation (syncopation) of SOBRADO, arrogant Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be arrogant, oerulant, arrogante, sobrado, soberbio, altanero, petulante

"Es muy sobrao. He is very arrogant."

  
atinao
  13

ATINAO Deformation (syncopation) of the word ATINADO Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be atinado, acertado, clever

"No ando atinao hoy. I am not so clever today"

  
brasier
  17

BRASIER from french origin, bra Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be soutien, brasier, brassiere, bustiers, bandeau, halterneck

"Brasier is synonym of sostén. Bra is synonym of the spanish word sostén, which comes also from the french soutien"

  
fruto seco
  6

FRUTO SECO deied fruit, such as almonds, raisins and nuts

"Soy comerciante en frutos secos. I am a dried fruits dealer"

  
giovanni
  26

GIOVANNI Italian proper name, equivalent to Spanish Juan.

  
ocofobia
  28

OCOPHOBIA irrational fear of motor vehicles and rolling related to them. People with ocophobia suffer fear or panic when getting on or seeing a vehicle approaching them.

  
núcleo pulposo
  19

The discs of the spine are filled with a jelly-like substance called the nucleus pulposus, which supplies cushioning to the spinal column. The annulus fibrosus is a cartilaginous ring that surrounds the nucleus pulposus and keeps it intact when forces are applied to the spinal column.

  
tejido criboso
  27

SIEVE TISSUE is the phloem or liber of parenchymal plants, anuclad cells that form the ducts through which nutrients flow.

  






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