Spanish Open dictionary by Manuel Penichet P

Manuel Penichet P
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	Value	Position
Position	11	11
Accepted meanings	1682	11
Obtained votes	95	11
Votes by meaning	0.06	16
Inquiries	43543	11
Queries by meaning	26	16
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temperantia: Temperantia Word is of latin origin, and its meaning in Spanish is temperance, serenity, emotional balance.
la dura: Is an expression of origin Chilean that means the reality, the truth, it real or it true.
le faltan palos pal puente: Another expression of Chilean origin whose meaning is that a person is wrong of the head, which is crazy or insane.
se le chorrea el helao: It is one more expression of Chile which means that a man is gay or homosexual behavior or effeminate gestures.
arco formero: The formero arch is a curved architectural element that runs parallel to the longitudinal axis of the ship. Its function is to hold the upper walls of separation between the ships of a structure and go from pillar to pillar coinciding with the sections of the dome.
conspiranoico: It is an invented word composed of conspiracy and paranoid. It refers to the person who is compulsive and self-taught and memorize the details of the theory which is delivered without change of opinion regarding their beliefs, always finding evidence that his hypothesis is reality.In other words, is a conspirator paranoid obsessed in their own beliefs.
spizer: It's a probably Germanic or Anglo-Saxon surname whose significance is unknown.
soltar globos al cielo: Release or release balloons to the sky is a symbolic act that takes place in many events, including tributes, weddings and parties as a sign of rejoicing. Balloons are inflated or filled with gas helium, which is lighter than air, which makes that they rise until they explode on the heights due to the pressure.
amarrar navajas: It is an expression that comes from Cockfighting where knives are moored to the RAM of the cock so it does more harm to the other which fight.Colloquially it means putting one person against another to create conflict and do they fight.
profanador de cuna: It is a Chilean slang which means that one older adult has as couple at a young age, which is considered almost a baby cradle compared it.
la media raja: Another idiom Chilean that means having very good luck. The media is very good or very large and raja is lucky in the Chilean youth jargon.
lexis: In Linguistics, lexis (vocabulary in Spanish) is the complete set of all possible words in a language or language.
calugazo: In Chilean youth slang, calugazo means a kiss impassioned or exaggerated in the mouth.
mucha carne pa tan poco gato: It is a Chilean slang that means that something is too good for someone who is not worth it or not to deserve it.
beso australiano: It is known as an Australian Kiss to kiss that is given to a person between the legs, in the genitals. It is considered an erotic kiss.
affluenza: Affluenza affluenza is a neologism formed from the words affluence and influenza is a term used by critics of capitalism and consumerism, who coined this word. There are two definitions for your significado.1) painful and contagious transmitted disease social, consisting of overload, debt, anxiety and waste as a result of the obstinacy of possessing more.
(2) feeling heavy and slow of dissatisfaction as a result of the efforts to maintain the rhythm of social class and the property of neighbors. Also defined as an epidemic of stress, overload of work, waste and indebtedness caused by pursuing the quot; quot American dream;.
bomboclat: It is a word of the language rastafari, a mixture of English and the patois or Jamaican patua. It is a dialect that came to the world thanks to the influence of reggae music. Bomboclat is a word that expresses exaltation, disagreement or annoyance and has no translation.
vale hongo: Another expression more than origin Chilean that means that not is worth nothing, that is of little or no importance.
estar choriao: In Chile it means you are tired, bored or exhausted.
salir franco: In military terms, leaving franco means exit break or day off outside the barracks. It is a permission that is granted to the military to leave the premises where they are stationed to visit his family.