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Meaning of capucear by ROLANDO ISAAC REYES ROCHA




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Exploring parties intimate of the woman with her consent, through their clothes and on the fingers of underhand and lascivious way.EXPLANATION: Idiom of the costa pacifica in South America, which comes from the deformation of the word capuzar.Fishermen gather their bait on the shores of the sea, taking the sand the capuzas, which are called, marine beetles that have moved their old shell, and renew their external skeleton, in this exchange his new deck is initially soft and flexible, gomosa, by which is kept under the sand to harden them safe from natural predatorsthe man of marlas used as bait.The extraction of these beetles is carried out on the shore of the sea and between each wave that comes out, forcing these hunters to locate them with your fingertips from the sand to the touch, and with sufficient care, as to avoid that beetles reyes, who take care of their capuzas, injured them with sharp spines.This work requires a lot of tact, wisdom and extreme care to search through the sand to the capuzas, and remove them without damaging them by the sensitivity of your skin. at the same time the fishermen must avoid being crushed by the waves, which have to take care of all momento.los fishermen used the word capucear to refer to this libidinous act par excellence, where the component waves means the present external danger, and the same action in the hands the conquest of their objectives.This word is widely used among the coastal peoples of the North of the Peru, particularly in the port of Salaverry, Chicama port, and the surrounding bays.In the novel the magic behind DE LA PUERTA, used - Perico clear, it followed Maguie, capuceando on the audacity of his twelve-year...-

  

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