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 ValuePosition
Position2323
Accepted meanings21723
Obtained votes04723
Votes by meaning05328
Inquiries815423
Queries by meaning385328
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águila ratera águila ratonera
  55

ratera Eagle Eagle mousetrap is incorrectly written, and should be written as "MILEON" being its meaning:
MILEON

  
apaulado
  30

Paul: marshy ground covered with herbs

  
mocorito
  36

Town and river in the State of Sinaloa Mexico

  
colonbiano
  28

Correct: Colombia: in Colombia, country in South America

  
inbesil
  69

Correct: idiot: alelado lacking in reason

  
limite de frontera
  21

Term, boundary, boundary of a border ( a 41 State border;

  
cociguina
  34

Correct: cosiguina volcano in Nicaragua

  
colodra
  29

ZAPITA

  
termotanque
  52

Device electric or gas used to heat water for domestic use

  
diminorrea
  54

Correct disminorrea: difficult, painful or irregular menstruation

  
kobani
  53

Kobani or kobane; City of Syria

  
trofismo conservado
  81

A set of organic functions related to the nutrition of cells or tissues. This definition is not accepted by the RAE.

  
subordinario
  69

Correct: sub-ordinario. That is under regular.

  
tatabron
  30

Correct: Tatabropecari

  
fongo
  40

Banana flat and thick shell

  
palacaguina
  34

Municipality of the Department of Madriz, in the Republic of Nicaragua

  
chihuila
  42

Ball, millennia-old practice of indigenous peoples or Tarahumara Bullfight

  
xiloa
  21

Laguna de Nicaragua

  
galipote
  62

PERSON ACCORDING TO THE POPULAR BELIEF, HAS THE VIRTUE OF MORPH IN ANIMAL OR PLANT

  
nacascol
  48

Correct: nacazcol or nacasccolo or nacascolote. Divided, plant

  






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