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Meaning of mamón



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Cayetano Pelaez del Rosal

mamón
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Foolish, foolish, of little appreciation

  



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GARCÍA ALBERTO

suck-in is a fruit tree of the family of sapindaceae, typical of the warm climates of America, with edible fruits, in the form of drus-

  

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furoya

1o_ It is said of a mammal that is still in its lactation period. 2o_ By the above it is also used as an insult, comparing it to a small child. See mamerto. 3o_ tooth suck . 4o_ Another name for the guaya tree and its fruit. 5o_ Name of a typical Mexican sponge cake.

  

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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

In Colombia it means very restless, tired. It causes fatigue, exhausting or annoying too much, uncomfortable, annoying. Fastidious.

  

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Andres Alberto Molina Coutiño

Mamon: A word of Aramaic origin, commonly used in the time of Jesus the Christ that time later popularized in the Greek language which means God of money or wealth. In the book of Matthew 6: 24 says: none can serve two masters, because you hate one and love the other, or abide to the one and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and Mammon. ( textual Bible Edition 2010 )

  

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Margarito Cázares Guerrero

Swaggering, man who likes to boast of what has or makes, he says things without sense, example Pedro is very sucker since it has money

  

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lidia ines

Big Bachelor. It refuses to leave House of his parents, so they regaloneen it. But it is only. (To be kept by them )

  

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Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Mamon: Is an adjective that is used in the colloquial language in Colombia to refer to a womanizing man: " David is sucker, has in addition to the wife, a beloved and a lover "

  










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