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Inés Merino García
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Obtained votes725
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Queries by meaning4121
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teibolera
  60

This word is not recognised by the Rae, while in other Spanish-speaking countries, is the word used to refer to the girl who danced in clubs of seedy, walking on road on the top of a Board while the men watch while you are taking something.

  
saquillo
  27

It is the diminutive of SAC. Takes the suffix - illo that serves to decrease the affectionate or loving things.

  
reductivismo
  41

This word is not recognised by the Royal Academy of the Spanish language, while responding to a philosophical movement called reductionism, whose main axis is the reduction or reduction to deal with problems of thinking also.

  
entrenable
  41

This word is not recognised by the Royal Academy of the Spanish language. It is an adjective with origin in the word train, which serves to define or refer to that which is trained or which can be trained. For example, the mind is trainable, ponder certain thoughts, you get get more strong and safe or secure yourself / to.

  
utopista
  36

It is said is the person who is idealistic, dreamy, and that leaving aside the realism, to view things as possible when circumstances and different agents make them impossible. They are the people that they say of them, have no feet on the ground because they do not see reality as the rest but under an idealizadora view.

  
virulilla
  30

Incorrectly written since the right is "tilde", which comes to be a checker sign that stands on top of the n to become the Spanish Jan.

  
postdeposicional
  32

This Word carries suffix post - which means then, and the depositional word that the SAR does not recognized but in other Spanish-speaking countries, used it to refer to the Act of defecating. Therefore, the meaning of the word postdeposicional is used to refer to the time after going to the bathroom to what is commonly referred to as crap.

  
mandulete
  23

It is said will form which is called the boy or girl who turns out to be a vague, that does nothing, neither studies nor works in Puerto Rico. In Spain they are called nini, because neither study nor work.

  
relaciones sociales
  24

It is said are the connections and correspondences between people or groups of people, which creates a relationship or union friendly, loving, or job type, etc. It is advisable for health to mingle, in one way or another, because through social relations fills the spirit and the soul, provided that these relationships will join you who deserves the penalty, must always escape those that inflict damage, intentionally or maliciously, and especially those in which there are envy, toxicity and evil. Life is lived once and just have to try to be the happiest that you can, be with who makes you well and get away from things that disturb you or make you worry.

  
caci
  27

There is this recognized word. Part of the word is cacique, cacicada and family.

  
glomerulonefritis
  32

Kidney disease. It affects the glomerulus, which is an anatomic functional unit of the kidney. In particular, the sector of the kidneys that helps filter waste and fluids from the blood is damaged.

  
restriccion social
  20

Cuts or limitations that affect most individuals of a society. They tend to affect the pillars of the State of any country's well-being such as education and health, remain unpopular measures imposed by certain Governments which do not have support within the citizenship.

  
contradirian
  24

Conditional of the third person plural of the verb to counter, which must carry accent in the last " i ". Counter is the same who take the contrary to someone about something or disagree and verbalize the disagreement.

  
estella
  39

Estella / Lizarra-Estella-Lizarra is a beautiful town of Navarra ( 41 Spain;. Its origin dates back to the year 1090 and is home to numerous temples and medieval castles worthy of knowing. Its streets have been home to Basques, Franks, Jews and other peoples and cultures. It is part of the camino de Santiago.

  
arbucia
  25

Incorrectly written, being the right word " 34 trickery; whose meaning is trap, trick, deception. In legal language, is often speak of legal trickery to refer to acts intended to delay or obstruct procedures, but within the law.

  
dolarice
  36

First and third person singular present subjunctive of the verb dolarizarse, which means to make official use of the American, or American dollar used in countries such as Panama, Guatemala, Costa Rica and Colombia.

  
oralizacion
  29

It is not recognised by the Royal Academy of the Spanish language, although it is the word " verbalization " coming to mean the same thing. It is the action of verbalizing or orally present a topic.

  
piolines
  32

Plural of Tweety, Looney Tunes cartoon character known. It is a yellow Canary's large head and giant legs in proportion to its small size. Wild cat always walks behind him trying to catch him and he always pound the little outhaul. The term is also used to qualify someone immature or young.

  
bulo
  46

It is that which is not true or real. Used to refer to when it says something uncertain deliberately and with malice aforethought and spreads. There are many hoaxes by internet based on lies that harm to the honour and dignity of the people.

  
maracayera
  24

Feminine of maracayero, originating in Maracay, Venezuelan city, which is located in the central region of the country.

  






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