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Inés Merino García
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Accepted meanings64115
Obtained votes725
Votes by meaning0.0121
Inquiries2593014
Queries by meaning4021
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cambienle
  29

Incorrectly written by having to carry accent on the letter " " rename. It is the imperative of the verb change, third person plural. You change you Manolito and his friends on site, to see if so no they scurry both class.

  
escogerme
  32

Said is the action that choose one, showing joy when this happens e.g. in the selection process to cover job or when choose one to join a group for activities of the type that is, etc.

  
hartarte
  63

It is said is the action of reaching saturation by something or someone. Thus, for example, you can a lot of food, what would prevent you or fill, or you a lot by the behavior of someone, usually in a negative sense, although it may also indicate something positive to the be able to gorge on what you like.

  
pachanguear
  47

Term used in Argentina and Mexico to express go party or to have fun. In Spain, this verb is not recognized by the Royal Academy of the Spanish language, although it used to say that it will take a pachanga or what is the same, a partidillo of football with friends or colleagues.

  
recabacion
  23

fundraising is incorrectly written, and should be written as "profiling" being its meaning:
It would be incorrectly written because you must bring accent on o. Note that it is not collected in the Royal Academy of the Spanish language. Seems to come from the verb gather, which means to raise or collect.

  
arrieraje
  22

This word is not recognised in rae it. Seems to be a word used in Peru with the meaning offered by Mr Etcheverry.

  
arrieraje
  44

This word is not recognised in rae it. seems to be a word used in Peru with the meaning offered by Juan Pablo Etcheverry

  
decapitado
  47

It is the result of the beheading or cutting head, a kind of bloody and horrible death, whose origins go back to the stone age. It is a form of death consisting of curtailing the head of the body, using for this purpose of a cutting edge of great importance as a guillotine that can be operated automatically or with an axe or sword, taking the name of executioner or verduga, who carried out the executions. Currently, this type of execution of persons have no place, at least in the Western world. Unfortunately, actual beheadings have been in recent times to innocent people by jihadist terrorism. As examples of historical death by beheading, I remember Ana Bolena, María-Antoinette or Luis XVI, among many others.

  
ultimarias
  29

The ULTIMARIAS is the name that the journalist of Spanish press, Isidoro Tapia, has considered to be more appropriate to qualify for the election process to the Secretary General of the party Socialist Labor Spanish, PSOE, who is currently alive, rather than the primary. Taking into account the circumstances of the party, the struggle and existing internal war, above all, between the two candidates with more guarantees, Pedro Sánchez and Susana Díaz, and its decline in the last general elections, are considered internal elections such as those that are going to definitely conclude with a party with more than 140 years of history. For reviews, colors.

  
fidget spinner
  18

It's a toy that consists of three bearings and three round-tipped, seated on a circular base where the thumb is placed, and is rotated with the index finger. It was designed to help children with autism or attention deficit to lower your stress levels. However, this toy has become popular among all children equally, regardless of its original purpose. It is currently fashionable, and even, it is difficult to find because running low given the demand. There are several models of different materials and colours. It is like a spinning top but modern.

  
fotomulta
  34

In Mexico it is the word that defines the traffic fine an offender on the occasion of taking out a photo of the vehicle with the registration visible to committing the offence. In Spain, there are fines imposed by radar, fixed or mobile, which are usually placed on highways or roads, urban as suburban, and draw a picture that will form part of the initiator disciplinary record of the procedure against the managed. Do not normally thrive allegations or resources as opposed to the actions of the Administration having as base or support a photo evidence of the offence, unless you can prove that you were not the driver at the time of committing a speeding or any other violation of traffic and rare other exceptions, since the radar or chronograph is not in effect.

  
chelero
  36

In Mexico, is the word used to refer to the person who drinks or eats chela, which is the name given to the beer.

  
caraculo
  36

This word is used in a spirit of offense, insult. It is a combination of the two parts of the body, face and ass, and using it is to offend who may be little physically graceful or ugly, although their use is quite uneven, equating to fool or idiot.

  
gasolinazo
  47

It is the term coined in Mexico to refer to the increase in the price of gasoline that has generated a great discontent in the population, the Mexican Government implemented from January 1, 2017. With the suffix - azo... It is intended to emphasize the seriousness and magnitude of the issue in a negative way.

  
coshar
  55

It is not recognized in the Royal Academy of the Spanish language. Apparently, certain Latin American countries uses that Word colloquial or commonly to say that going to bed with someone or have sex.

  
aplicabilidad
  23

As an additive to this definition, applicability is the term used in Argentina instead of application. For example, says the applicability of the standard instead of the application of the law as it is in Spain.

  
kitten heels
  27

They are shoes with heel of pacifier that right now are trend in fashion. Particularly seems to me a very uncomfortable shoe because that kind of heel tends to hook onto the sidewalks, stairs, paving stones,.. .and I that I had years ago shoes of that type, the heel CAP, had to change every few minutes because continuously wears from dropping all the weight of the body on that tiny taconcillo.

  
kitten heels
  22

They are shoes with heel of pacifier that right now are trend in fashion. Particularly seems to me a very uncomfortable shoe because that kind of heel tends to hook onto the sidewalks, stairs, paving stones,.. .and I that I had years ago shoes of that type, the heel CAP, had to change every few minutes because continuously wears from dropping all the weight of the body on that tiny taconcillo.

  
desquehacerado
  69

In Mexico, that Word is used to refer to a day that there is nothing to do or without plans, comparable to boring.

  
cocteles puputov
  24

He has baptized with that name to the cocktail that opponents have thrown the Venezuelan regime, against the police of that country in the unrest of recent days and containing unpleasant mixture of human excrement and animals with water.

  






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