Spanish Open dictionary by osgarso

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c mamo: c mamo / is a common way to simplify "It sucked," trying to understand what has happened is ready, that is "has gone spear", that "he pulled it is". Other forms of writing with the same intention to C mamo: "c mammoth".
ultrapetita: Ultra petita / legal term which means that it has been granted more than what the benefit part called for. They come from "ultra", beyond, and "petita", ordered. "Beyond the requested". The opposite would be Infra petita, less than requested.
chafirete: Chafirete / Chafirete is a pejorative used in Mexico and some other Latin American countries to nominate the driver carrying passengers, which handles car, van or truck for others, not for transport only itself. If driver or chauffeur, come from the old driver and this French chauffeur, and if we know that diminutives and derogatory in this language can be made with the use of the ette suffix, used in France and on the eastern coast of Spain and the Balearic Islands by what chaufferette has become conductorcillo, we may conclude that chafirete could have been born to discredit or disparage a chauffeur, to mock or make it less, and now anyone who will give a job that requires low qualification is called Chinese.
arredo vaya: arredo go is incorrectly written and it should be written as "Arredovaya" being its meaning:
In Yucatán is an interjection that the people used to denote disgust and is used as a single word: Arredovaya