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FERNAN
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 ValuePosition
Position1414
Accepted meanings80714
Obtained votes743
Votes by meaning0.0923
Inquiries2748413
Queries by meaning3423
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bovieto
  27

BOVIETO: Like spiders or dragons marine fish.

  
bovocheco
  18

BOVOCHECO: Mexican plant with whose fruits prepares a drink called tonga.

  
box
  28

BOX: A tool the botineros to ensure the work.

  
boxita
  23

BOXITA: Hydrated Alumina mixed with ferric hydrate.

  
boye
  17

BOYÉ: In South America, snake as the maja of Cuba, have plantations so that you clean them as vermin.

  
brabio
  20

BRABIO: Award, award.

  
brotera
  18

BROTERA: Wild plant in Mexico.

  
bromal
  19

BROMAL: Acetyl tribromado hydride.

  
boloto
  31

BOLOTO: Name of a small boat used in the Philippine Islands.

  
bolotoo
  21

BOLOTOO: Garden imaginary inhabitants of the Tonga Islands where, according to them, there is paradise and tribe leaders become deities upon his death.

  
nanay
  25

NANAY: 1: in the Philippines, figurative and familiarly, mama-2: Peru River, a tributary of the Amazon River.

  
apiton
  23

APITON: 1: resinifero tree of Philippines-2: Cogollito the flower when it starts to sign or exit button.

  
bura
  50

BURA: 1: Leapfrog, game child-2: in Venezuela, the mass of corn ready to be arepas.

  
julo
  25

JULO: Cavalry that goes ahead in the recua.

  
hulahula
  26

HULAHULA: Typical Hawaiian dance.

  
penelope
  27

PENELOPE: Spouse of Ulysses.

  
loti
  21

LOTI: Monetary unit of Lesotho.

  
ñola
  63

NOLA: In El Salvador, a person's head.

  
genil
  32

GENIL: Andalusia, a tributary of the river Guadalquivir River

  
rua
  22

RUA: In Galicia, evening party of villagers.

  






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