Spanish Open dictionary by José Espona

José Espona
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	Value	Position
Position	170	170
Accepted meanings	8	170
Obtained votes	0	5137
Votes by meaning	0	5775
Inquiries	529	146
Queries by meaning	66	5775
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pim pam pum: Pim pam pum was a fairground attraction consisting of dolls that jumped when hit by the balls thrown by the public. It is used in colloquial language to express the situation of those who are the object of widespread attacks in the press or in any group.
combiccion: "Combication" is a wrong way of writing the correct word "conviction" which means conviction, idea, firm belief. . .
oplomanía: A term that can be related to OPLOTECA (collection of old weapons). By its components, it could be defined as a hobby or obsession with weapons.
patacones: "PATACON" (unique to "patacones") was the popular denomination of the ten cent peseta coins used in Galicia. Possibly related to the word "pataca" meaning potato. In other Spanish regions this same coin was called "fat bitch" (the five cent coin was called "girl bitch" ) it is said that due to the figure of leon that he held on one of his faces.
bbva: BBVA : Commercial acronyms of Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, business merger of Banco Bilbao Vizcaya and the Argentine bank, which, in turn, was the result of the merger of several Spanish banking companies. It competes with Banco Santander for the first place among Spanish banks.
er caló: ER calo is incorrectly written, and should be written as "1 - Caló, 2 - heat" being its meaning:
1-er Caló: the language of the Spanish Gypsies ( calo ) 40 Gypsy; Calo, in their own language: black, moreno ) 2 er Caló: written representation of popular 40 Andalusian pronunciation; Spain ) " 34 heat;
ballunco: ballunco is incorrectly written and should write it as "large sedge" being its meaning:
Large SEDGE person that jokes in a way that exceeds the limits or says something funny but without sense any
oza: Oza is incorrectly written and should be written as "Oza, Ossa" being its meaning:
Place name common to several languages European, coming from the root " ausa " that means " source ".