Uncle, a.
1. m. and f. in respect of a person, brother or sister of your father or mother.
2. m. and f. in respect of a person, cousin or cousin of their father or mother.
3. m. and f. Uncle grandfather.
4. m. y f. In some places, treatment given to the person married or entry already in age. U to b. p. or nicknames.
5. m. and f. Colloq. Person who ponders something
good or bad. That Uncle won a millionaire What Uncle more pelma! What most list aunt!6. m. and f. Colloq. Person whose name and condition are ignored or not want to say. Received us a guy with little kindness
7. m. and f. Colloq. Rustic and rude person.
8. m. and f. Colloq. vulg. U as appellative to refer to a friend or colleague.
9. m. and f. Colloq. vulg. U. to enhance the qualities of the adjective or name to above. Uncle tunante
10. m. Colloq. Stepfather and, sometimes, father-in-law.
11. m. Arg. Affectionate treatment given to the old black.12. m. pl. The Uncle and aunt.
13. f. prostitute.
14. f. rur. Ar. and Cast. Stepmother and, sometimes, mother-in-law.
1. m. and f. in respect of a person, brother or sister of one of his grandparents.
1. m. and f. Uncle (? brother or sister of the father or the mother).
auntSecond, da;auntthird, ra, etc.
1. m. and f. in respect of a person, cousin or cousin of his father or mother, according to the degree of kinship.
your aunt, which gives you for books.
1. expr. Colloq. U to say goodbye to reject someone, denying that calls.1. loc. verb. Colloq. to tell his grandmother.
1. (False separation of there is no tutía, in the figurative sense of "there is no remedy," because the tutía was used for medicinal purposes). expr. Colloq. there is no tutía.
1. locs. verbs. coloqs. Be unmarried.
have someone Uncle or an aunt, in the Indian
1. locs. verbs. coloqs. Count the favor or the gifts of a wealthy person or valimiento.
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