Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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Position	6	6
Accepted meanings	7880	6
Obtained votes	69	5
Votes by meaning	0.01	17
Inquiries	225796	6
Queries by meaning	29	17
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comelona: On the Colombian coast, the term comelona is synonymous with food in leng. colloquial: go to where my brother who invited me to a comelona.
chopo: Poplar: m. firearm similar to a pistol, with capacity for a single cartridge, made by hand. Synonym: 40 Changon; also in colloquial language ).
garabato: Another definition for Scribble: called scribble a dance characteristic of the Carnival of Barranquilla; also called as well the parade in which participants, carrying scribbles, are running this dance or dance: yesterday I went with my family to see the dancers in the parade of the Scribble.Called dance and parade of the Scribble because the dancers carry this instrument to be used as a means of Defense when those costumes also are parading, among them the guise of death, simulate attacking them ( this is a game that is part of the 41 event;
cotero: Best meaning can be: Cotero m. workman in charge of loading and unloading goods from a ship, truck, van, etc.
cajuela: Trunk: f. on a bicycle, each of the two parts in the form of ring that adjust the central axis, which together with the star, ' arms ' the pedals and chain, exert traction.
segueta: Tool comprising a saw that is adjusted to a metal frame of 45 centimetres approx., equipped with a handle which can be metal or wood. This tool is used to cut wood, tubes of PVC, etc.
retroexcavadora: Backhoe: (41 F; Heavy machine that serves to make excavations: to install the sewer system operators had to use a backhoe.
calar: Jigsaw: vb. Not be pleasant or waking up feeling of rejection a person: this boy not calo it me, it is unfriendly and rude.
provisto: Provided: That carrying or have something or anything that needed or required for any activity: police officers came equipped with machine guns.
pote: In some regions of Colombia to jail is called pot in colloquial language: Juanchito they caught him stealing and is now in the pot.
cavador: An instrument consisting of a wooden handle and a palette of iron, which is used to dig holes. Synonym: Barreton.
cordoncillo: Bands: m. small rope made of a fabric of threads, which is used to adjust the shoe on the foot.
tigrillo: Said is the banana or banana that by being too mature have come a few pints or black spots: as Sara is pregnant has a craving to eat banana tigrillo.
azaroso: In some areas of the coast of Colombia, " 34 random term; It refers to someone who is flashy and conceited. Consequently the other meaning can be, Azaroso, ( sa ): ostentatious, presumed: Jose is eventful, as he bought a fine watch, everyone shows it is.
marquilla: Mark small, signal, distinctive.
perilla: Object that is similar to a pear-shaped, as some locks that have two, one on the outside of the door and another inside, and that by turning it after entering the key, opens the door.
maraña: In the Colombian coast, it is usual that when in a House breaks a tube or drain becomes clogged, call a plumber to have repaired it. This work is called tangle. Then, tangle: Repair or settlement of a quick and simple which makes a bricklayer, plumber, painter, electrician, Carpenter, etc., by means of a verbal engagement and in return for payment.
cintillo: Headband: Strip of fabric or other material that some football players used to wrap the hair around the head.
autoctonista: A person who loves and defends the Customs and idiosyncrasy of the country or region where it is native.
permisión: In some regions of the province of Colombia use the term permission as a synonym of curse, for example say: "That man was furious throwing permissions ". It means that he was throwing or saying curses; then the other meaning could be curse; thus enabling: curse, phrase with which he denies or curses.