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Position1414
Accepted meanings80714
Obtained votes743
Votes by meaning0.0923
Inquiries2731913
Queries by meaning3423
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canasta
  61

BASKET: Game of cards.

  
bolo
  53

BOLO: Filipino big knife used for cutting branches.

  
romance
  55

ROMANCE: Poetic composition.

  
katana
  52

KATANA: Long sword craft of the Japanese warriors.

  
katmandu
  41

Kathmandu: District and capital city of Nepal in the Bagmati zone.

  
kara
  21

KARA: Sea of the Arctic Ocean.

  
ken
  31

KEN: Unit of length formerly used in Japan.

  
nira
  40

NIRA: Vegetable originating from China, flat sheets, like chives.

  
alfonsina
  20

ALFONSINA: Solemn ceremony which was held at the University of Alcalá, and which is defending many conclusions of medicine or theology.

  
alfonsino
  18

ALPHONSINE: Coin minted in the time of Alfonso X, el Sabio.

  
alforjero
  19

ALFORJERO: A person having by trade do or sell saddlebags.

  
algarabía
  44

ALGARABÍA: Plant of the family of the escrofulariaceas of knotty stem,

  
algesia
  44

ALGESIA: Sensitivity to pain.

  
algesímetro
  19

ALGESIMETRO: In medicine, an instrument for measuring the intensity of the pain.

  
algónquico
  19

ALGONQUICO: Period of the era archaic in which occurred the Huronian in North America and in Europe Kareliana orogenias.

  
algorfa
  28

ALGORFA: Left or upper House to collect and store grain.

  
alguacil
  49

Sheriff: Species of spider's short-legged and grey color with five black spots on the back.

  
alheñar
  19

ALHEÑAR: Burn or anubar the grain.

  
alhorma
  30

ALHORMA: Real or field of Moors.

  
álibi
  25

ALIBI: By alibi Gallicism.

  






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