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Spanish Open dictionary by Francisco Javier Gómez Mandujano



Francisco Javier Gómez Mandujano
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leva
  23

CAM was the Act by which the Mexican soldiers in the war of independence and revolutionary days; They forced young people and children to join to the army in a compulsory manner thus avoiding to join the groups opposed to the army whether insurgents or revolutionary. CAM name was given by the frock coat, i.e. the SAC used soldiers of her era who had long skirts on the other hand back.

  
lacra
  52

SCOURGE also meets the material with which are sealed envelopes that continent transcendental and important documents, for example a testament, or the name of a winner that was kept secret until a given time.The scourge is a material pegajozo that is used to avoid that an envelope is violated. At the beginning is an easy to handle mass but shortly thereafter it is dried and if the above where is violated dequebraja leaving traces of suffering rape.

  
hiperocha
  29

Hiperocha. It is the surplus amount between surrender by a garment, and what was obtained from its sale. Let us remember that the pledge is a guarantee of payment. For example someone needs money and delivery a jewel say a ring which makes garment. This means that if within a certain time it returns not received money, let alone 100. The inventory credit you can have the ring. If it sells and obtained from this sale 150, these 50 others is the hiperocha. The hiperocha certainly belongs to the debtor of the inventory, as the creditor would be resarcido only with the 100 that originally gave.

  
tarifa
  49

Tarifa is the name of a port to the South of Spain. It lies approximately 13 kilometres from the African continent. In the Mediterranean Sea. In the Strait of Gibraltar. Legend has it that Hercules separated the Mainland African European. Fee named Arab general Tarik, first Muslim to invadio Spain in 711. Reportedly, vessels should pay a sum to cross the Strait of Gibraltar precisely in Tarifa. Surely they said "Preparing payment for fee ( port ) " and are there was as a synonym for payment, rate, amount.

  
mampolon
  37

Homosexual is called MAMPOLON in Chiapas. As apocope Mampo said. Colombia says mapolon ordinary Gallo to differentiate it from the cock fight. Also called mampolon to the man who does not serve to engender. But he also says so to the zangano and the vividor.

  
paranympho
  36

Paranympho in antiquity was that currently know as the godfather of weddings. He is currently a space or a Hall of a university or other educational establishment, which celebrate certain solemn 40 acts;The beginning of the school year, the completion of delivery of diplomas, etc., ). In the former Greece, was called so the young friend of the groom before the marriage was going to look for the bride to her parents. Sometimes it is understood as the godfather of weddings. Paranympho refers to the person who brings good news ( Messenger ). Name of the person who announced the start of classes that originally had that nickname. Italy paraninfa is a double agent ( a mix between Cupid and Celestite, combined with matchmaker. Alcahueta well.

  
zanate
  76

In Chiapas called tailed to the Raven. We also call tailed people who rather than bathe only miss water in the head, as does this bird into rivers. In Cuba the tailed are known as Totí. There is a charanga which says in his letter: " ...Blame it on the Totí. " This is a way to end a discussion in a friendly way.

  






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