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In lunfardo is someone "cunning, clever, advantageous", who can be a criminal, but not necessarily since it is associated more with someone mischievous and sympathetic who always finds a way to get what he wants with little effort. The origin is not clear, it may be the apocope of "ranero", an inhabitant of the now disappeared and marginal neighborhood Las Ranas, of Buenos Aires, where there was a lake with many frogs (batrachians) easy to hunt; They were very humble people, some miscreants but in general many hustlers, who always found some changa to eat something more than frog soup. Another possible origin is a variation of the word rante ("apheresis of torrant").

  



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Frog: In Colombia and colloquially, snitch.

  

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Anónimo

Frog: In Extremadura, edge rolled.

  

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Person with the big mouth. You enter a tennis ball!

  

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Rana: batracio frog resembling a frog with epiceno genre, with retractable and sticky tongue which can fire as does a chameleon when House insects. By way of - s: speaking insolence; with foul-mouthed aspect, as hunting insects.

  










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