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Spanish Open dictionary by Carlos Estrada Barde



Carlos Estrada Barde
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Position3333
Accepted meanings9633
Obtained votes194
Votes by meaning0.015282
Inquiries465531
Queries by meaning485282
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agilao
  55

Person not very clever, silly, not agile.

  
aguja
  65

Person very cargante or insistent, both that is annoying.

  
holanda holanda que talca
  104

Way in which a Chilean amicably, says Hi Hello, what?

  
se le quema el arroz
  55

Person gay.

  
chamullar
  40

Telling lies, inventing things, Miss the truth.

  
xabela
  33

Reads chabela, which is a way of saying goodbye or chao. in this case the X replaces CH.

  
patas negras
  56

It tells black-footed hidden lover, to the Lach.

  
tiqui taca
  55

Ready, perfect or in good condition.

  
manfinflero
  23

Young which is said that it is loose, moves lazily, or what time masturbating.

  
lenteja
  73

In addition to being a food, refers to something slow, time-consuming, that takes too long.

  
temazo
  65

Very good song.

  
fomingo
  49

A mixture between Sunday and Fome, i.e. a boring day of the week.

  
andar acumulado
  22

A person who has not had sex in a long time.

  
penca
  51

Fome, boring, bad, of poor quality.

  
dar la pasada
  35

Let have sex.

  
chicotea los caracoles
  27

Phrase which means hurry or make it fast.

  
fome
  62

Boring, no interesting or brightness.

  
volar la raja
  32

Win with a very large win, win with many goals difference.

  
rallado
  37

Person crazy, mentally failed.

  
vender la pomada
  41

Lying, or deceiving someone.

  






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