Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
7872

	Value	Position
Position	6	6
Accepted meanings	7872	6
Obtained votes	69	5
Votes by meaning	0.01	17
Inquiries	224087	6
Queries by meaning	28	17
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brillantina: Glitter is a cosmetic substance that is used to fix hair.
aloe: Aloe vera, better known in South America as aloe vera, is a plant native to North Africa, which is attributed a series of healing properties and powers; One of these powers is, according to popular belief, that when placed behind the door at the entrance of a house, this plant can counteract all kinds of curse.
puteada: A puteada is a rude insult.
purgatorio: 1- In the Catholic religion, place where the souls of the deceased purge their sins before going to glory. 2- Place, sometimes imaginary, where hardships are similar.
irónicamente: Ironically, with irony.
ex convicto: Ex-convict (and ex-convict). A person who was convicted and imprisoned for one or more crimes.
cohete: A rocket is an artifact or device that moves in space by jet propulsion and can be used as a weapon of war or as an instrument of scientific research.
embarrutarse: Getting pregnant ( v . Pron. ) Getting dirty or stained by mud, stain, paint or any other similar substance.
naomoto: Hikaru Naomoto, is a Japanese footballer who plays as a midfielder, usually with the number 6.
cagón: Cagón ( y cagona ) . Person suffering from diarrhea, suffering from acute diarrheal disease ( E . D . To. )
sala triple x: The triple X (XXX) rooms are the movie theaters in which triple X films are projected, that is, those films that due to their high pornographic content are only recommended for adults.
dar lata: In colloquial language, to give can is to cause annoyance, to cause annoyance, to cause disgust.
dar lata: In colloquial language, to give can is to cause annoyance, to cause annoyance, to cause disgust.
motero: Biker (and biker). A person who drives or rides a motorcycle.
gamez: Gamez, is a surname of Spanish origin. It is believed to have originated from the Spanish surname Agamez.
culero: In Mexico, the word "culero" is used to refer to something of poor quality, something ugly or unpleasant.
putiar: Treating someone with profanity.
culero: In Mexico, the word "culero" is used to refer to something of poor quality, something ugly or unpleasant.
ansioso: Anxious (and anxious). Person who has craving or vehement desire for something
colombie: Colombie, is the way some speakers of the French language spell the word Colombia.