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Welcome to the largest Spanish educational and research project on the Internet. This open and editable dictionary aims to offer a tool where, on the one hand, users broaden knowledge about the different meanings that each of the words and expressions of Spanish can adopt. And, on the other hand, give the same community the ability to expand the database with new words, unknown or unregistered, or expand the different meanings that can adopt the existing words. For identical words and according to which country of the world we move, it is very frequent to find completely different uses, that is why, once the official definition is mentioned, the dictionary allows users to expand it with new meanings or nuances. In short, a dictionary edited by users and for users. Daily among all the meanings uploaded by users will select one of them as word, expression or theme of the day. This meaning will appear on the home page just after this presentation for at least 24 hours. Finally, we have made the project extensible to words from other languages ??or disciplines, you can access these dictionaries through the drop-down that appears next to the search box and the operation is identical to the main dictionary. Hoping that the use of the dictionary is to his liking we say goodbye.

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Meaning of the day


Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

pasabordo
  3

Pasabordo (masculine noun). A small document that allows a passenger to board the plane.

  


New Meanings collected in the dictionary


furoya

hinduísmo
  3

Mistake by Hinduism.

  

furoya

abdóminoescrotal
  3

Although in some edition of the dictionary of the Royal Academy of Sciences of Spain it appears as such, in reality it should be abdominoscrotal ("relative to the abdomen and scrotum").

  

furoya

ión
  3

Ion error ("electrically charged atomic particle").

  

furoya

egóico
  3

Error by egoic ("ego-relative").

  

furoya

catajárria
  3

Obvious error by catajarria or catajarría ("large quantity, retahila"). See Catajar .

  

furoya

contínuo
  3

Error by continuing, or some turning continuing.

  

furoya

mallorquína
  3

Mistake for the feminine of mallorquín ( "gentilicio de Mallorca" ) .

  

furoya

apretaló
  3

It seems like a mistake for "squeeze it", from the inflection of squeeze with the pronoun lo . But it turns out that it is used in some cases to graph a vulgar pronunciation where the tonic is forced into the enclitic when it is in an imperative and the final pronoun is omitted; Thus, instead of saying "squeeze him [him]" it is pronounced "squeeze"; Although it is not really very common in the voseo and is heard more in the tuteo (p . e.g. "squeezed" ) . See verbs/squeeze , verbs/squeeze .

  

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

bactericida
  3

A bactericide is a substance that serves to kill bacteria.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

paupericidio
  3

It means murder of poor people. Death by Murder of Homeless People

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

propender
  3

It means to lean or have a tendency towards something. Procure.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

gilda
  3

It is a woman's name of Celtic origin. It means the one who honors God. Some consider it a variant of Hilda or Hildegard, which is of Germanic origin and means the one who fights constantly, the fighter, the warrior. Stage name of an Argentine composer and singer whose real name is Myriam Alejandra Bianchi. He was a performer of tropical music and died in a traffic accident. In Spain it is a type of tapa, banderilla or pincho, which is made with olives, chilli (piparra, chili or chili) and anchovies.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

que significa pajarrillo
  3

The right thing to do is little bird. It is a diminutive of bird. Small bird . In Colombia, and especially in the Eastern Plains, it is a type of llanera music with a characteristic beat.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

crudelísimo
  3

It's a superlative of cruel. It can also be used very cruelly. Extremely cruel.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

antiquísimo
  3

It means very ancient, extremely ancient. Superlative of antiquity.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

antiquísima
  3

It means very ancient, extremely ancient. Superlative of Old.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

amicísimo
  3

It means very friendly, extremely friendly. Superlative of friend. Carnal.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

sapientísimo
  3

It means that he is very knowledgeable or knowledgeable. That he knows a lot, that he is wise. Wise. Superlative of sapiente or sage. It is a very special epithet given to God as the Creator of the Universe or the maker of all things.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

liberrimo
  3

The correct term is free. Always with an accent . It is the superlative of free. Very free, extremely free.

  

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

pasabordo
  3

Pasabordo (masculine noun). A small document that allows a passenger to board the plane.

  

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

uva pasa
  3

This is the name given to the dried grape.

  

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

tripulante
  4

A person who is part of a crew.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

maremoto
  3

It is the name of a violent agitation of the waters of the sea, usually caused by shaking of the bottom.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

mareta
  3

In Colombia it is a way of calling the very strong waves of the sea, caused by strong winds. Tumbling, tidal wave.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

emetofobia
  3

It means unhealthy fear of vomiting. Phobia of vomiting.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

rompe saragüey
  3

It is one of the common names for a toxic plant in invasive. It is also known as albahaquilla de Cuba or simply saragüey. Its scientific name is Chromolaena odorata and it belongs to the Asteraceae family. It has medicinal uses.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

corriente de agua
  3

It means a body of water that flows naturally through a channel. River, creek, stream, spout.

  

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

riachuelo
  3

A river with little flow, a small river. Diminutive and derogatory of river.

  

felipe lorenzo del río

gilda
  4

Banderilla that includes a pitted olive, a chilli and an anchovy, a green skewer, saladillo and a little spicy. It all started in a tavern in San Sebastian in the 50s when they started watching Gilda's film.

  

furoya

crometafobia
  5

It seems like a mistake for crematophobia ("fear of winning, losing, or spending money").

  

furoya

psiconaútica
  4

It must be a mistake because of the feminine of the psychonautical neologism, or perhaps because of the discipline of "navigation through the psyche" itself.

  

furoya

rompesaragúey
  5

It is evidently a mistake by the name of the Saragüey breaking plant (Chromolaena odorata).

  

furoya

caligueba
  6

Surely it is a mistake for caligüeva ("drowsiness, reluctance").

  

furoya

adbicar
  5

I thought it might have some relation to the Latin adbibo ("to drink avidly, listen attentively, record deeply"), but in English it doesn't exist. It must be a mistake to abdicate ("renounce the throne").

  

furoya

alinquidoi
  4

Error by aliquindoi (cautionary notice).

  

furoya

chakal
  3

While it is a mistake for jackal (animal genera Canis and Lupulella), it is also used as a nickname or nickname, obviously with the initial capitalized.

  

furoya

aporocidio
  5

It doesn't exist, or it shouldn't. It seems to be a synonym of paupericide ("death by destitution") surely badly inspired by aporophobia ("fear of poverty"), since there is a question of etymologies whereby crimes ending in -cidio have Latin origin and phobias are instead given a Greek origin. It is not a rule, but it is generally respected, and if variants have to be created because 'paupericide' can be interpreted as 'to murder a man because he is destitute' or also as 'to kill a group of people by submission to poverty', then Latin offers other variants, such as egenticide.

  

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

propender
  5

To have a person or thing inclined or driven toward something, by nature, by hobby, or for some other reason.

  

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