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Meaning of the day
- cadendrum
1651
A difficult task.
"Washing dishes by hand is cadendrum"
New Meanings collected in the dictionary
- descojonarse
286
To laugh one arse's off.
"Contaba unas historias para descojonarse. He told such tall tales that you laughed your ass off."
- dostinate
3717
dostinate (v.) To tell someone not to do something when one has not tried it themselves and does not know what it's like.
Used in US as well
"Rob: Don't study biomechanics. Scott: Don't dostinate me! You've never studied biomechanics in your life!"
- perra
29
Perra vulvarism an insult to a woman. Also n offensive synonym of a whore, prostitute. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be bitch, fox
"La perra me abandono. The bitch abandoned me."
- tonate
40
TONATE ERROR for tomate or tomato in english Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be romate,hitimate
"Rhere is not sich a word as tonate in spanish"
- give me cock
41
GIVE ME COCK a sexual demand to a man
Synonyms of give me cock are fuck me
"Give me cock, dear, I need it."
- kalpara kumani
34
KALPARA KUMARI Kalpara is the name of a city in West Bengal, India. Kumari is a the name of the goddess incarnating Taleju. See KUMARI for a better description. In hinduism each city has one or more kumaris. This is the one chosen to represents Taleju for Kampara hinduists and buddists.
Synonyms of kalpara kumani are kumari devi
"Kalpara Kumari is the girl selected in Kalpara city to represent the incarnation of the goddess Taleju till she menstrates or has a strong blood loss."
- ensartaron
431
Spanish Translation; Enseradon, To Enclose within, to encircle within Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be enclose, encircle
"Se enseradon en el edeficio. They enclosed themselves in the building."
- eluctable
76
ELUCTABLE in spanish is eludible evitable. In spanish there is the word ELUCTABLE meaning that it is possible to defeat it, to win (something) There is, on the other way, INELUCTABLE meaning unavoidable Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be evitable avoidable
"El juego era eluctable. The game was winnable."
- piruja
67
PIRUJA young, free and open woman 2. Prostitute 3. A person who does not serve all religious obligations. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be willing woman, sapling
Used in US as well
"Esa piruja es estupenda. This vamp is wonderful, stupendous."
- colita
49
COLITA spanish for diminutive of TAIL, small tail. Coloquially, buttocks, ass. 2. A rest of something
Synonyms of colita are trasero potito resto saldo
"Déjame la colita. Please, leave me a small piece."
- padrino
53
PADRINO spanish for godfather
"El padrino fue un éxito para Marlon Brando. The godfather was a Marlon Brando's success."
- xuxa
37
XUXA brasilian singer, Tv conductor, model, actress, famous for a kids TV show made in spanish, english and portuguese.. Do not confound with CHUCHA which is coloquial for vagina or vulva. Both words are pronounced similarly in spanish.
Used in US as well
"Xuxa sang on the Viña del Mar festival and had an affair with Pelé."
- novato
42
NOVATO spanish for rookie. Do not confuse eith NOVICIO, a NOVICE, person who learns to be a priest or a nun.
Synonyms of novato are aprendiz
Used in US as well
"He must learn a lot. He is a real rookie"
- valiente
39
VALIENTE spanish for BRAVE, CORAGEOUS
Synonyms of valiente are intrépido corajudo
Used in US as well
"He is a brave man. Es un hombre valiente"
- socio
43
SOCIO spanish for partner
"John is my regular bridge game partner"
- compulsivo
63
COMPULSIVE Compulsivo Obsesive need to do something
"I have a OCD (Obsesive Compulsive Disorder) Yo tengo un TOC (Trastorno Obsesivo Compulsivo)"
- pipicito
91
PIPICITO Diminutive of (making)pee or pipi, urine. Hacer pipicito is to orinate, preferibly by small childrens.
Synonyms of pipicito are meado pipi urine
"Vamos, haga pipicito.. Come, lets do pee"
- daga
67
DAGA White weapon, similar to a short spade.
"Julius Caesar was killed with Brutus dagger. Julio César fue asesinado con la daga de su sobrino Brutus"
- fulano
72
FULANO A word used in replacement of any unkonown person. if a secon person is needed then is zutano. If a third, it is merengano.
Synonyms of fulano are zutano merengano
Used in US as well
"FULANO, ZUTANO Y MERENGANO are words used to name unknown persons. El fulano lo compró, zutano lo vendió y merengano se lo robó. Fulano bought it, zutano sold it, merengano robbed it."
- rocosa
74
ROCOSA adj. Rocky
Synonyms of rocosa are rupestre
"In spanish Rocky Mountains would be Montañas Rocosas"
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