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sargear: It is an Anglicism for the "lift" night out, especially in males who try to seduce; although the term was extended to other situations without sexual goals, simply by pleasing, getting attention from another person. The etymology is unclear, but the one I like the most is the cat of the guru about seduction Ross Jeffries, called "Sargy J. Cat" , who went out every night to look for couples and was inspired by the verb to sarge. See you get an lift.
zugar: Suck, even if no liquid is obtained, for example a baby with the pacifier.
volatilidad: In Chemistry it eases with which a substance evaporates or converts to steam. It means quality or ability to evaporate easily. You can fly easily. In Economy is price instability in a financial market. Quality to be volatile.
comecoco: Also known as comepiojo or compiojos. It is a special bend of origami that manipulated with the fingers opens and closes, making it easier to imitate that it eats or catches lice. Person or animal that eats coconut. Pacman.
san genadio: Genadio or Genandio is a male name of Greek origin meaning well born, noble line age or race, noble man, man who loves peace. It also has Genoium as a variant. San Genadio is the name of two Constantinople Patriarchs, also that of a Benedictine Religious of Astorga and another Theologian and Religious of Marseille.
acodo: In Botany and Agronomy is a form of asexual reproduction of plants. It consists of burying a stem or branch of a plant and as soon as it acquires new roots it is cut and transplanted.
esqueje: Also called stake. It is a system of manual reproduction or propagation of plants. It consists of cutting a part of the stem or branch that has buds and is sown separately, until roots come out and transplanted. In Colombia we also say by little boy.
sargeer: I think they're asking about sargear. If so, it is the action of voluntarily confronting fears or fears, interacting with openly unknown people or the opposite sex, with the aim of acquiring experiences and skills in communication with others.
pindingas: It means bewilderment, stunning turmoil, confusion. Not knowing how to act in an unexpected situation. Lack of reaction.
toxorhamphus: It means crooked or curved beak. is the name of a genus of birds in the family Melanocharitidae. They are typical of New Guinea and are known as picabayas or picudos.
tragopan: It means it looks like a goat or like a goat. The correct or most suitable term is tragopán . It is the name of a genus of birds in the family Phasianidae. They are known as cuckold pheasants or horned pheasants (it is also one of the common names of those birds). It is found in the southern Himalayas and Southeast Asia.
punch: ( Addition ) . In Colombia Punch, it was also the name of a great television programmer.
achalinus: It is the name of a genus of snakes in the family Xenodermidae. They are characterized by having skin of rare colors (bright and colorful). It is found in Southeast Asia.
diabaso: In the Philippines it's a surname. It is also a genus of diptera insects (ebony, muskets). Its type species is the diacanee or ebony of the Carolina. It is also one of the common names of an acantoptereric marine fish (which has fins with spines).
fagédico: It means gangrenous or ulcerative. Patient suffering from ulcers or gangrene. It is usually a complication of diabetic patients. He has wounds that don't heal him.
tregellasia: Dedicated to Tregell, by Tregell. Tregell is a surname of a naturalist scientist. It is a genus of birds in the family Petroicidae. They are known as Australian petroans or robins.
toxostoma: It means with the stomach or the crooked belly. In Botany it is one of the names of a disease that gives to corn cobs, by which it produces fewer grains and the tusa is crooked. It is caused by a fungus ( Ustilago maydis ). Despite this, it is edible and very desirable in Mexico, where it is called huitlacoche or cuitlacoche. Although in Mexico it is considered a delicacy, in the rest of countries we consider it a pest. Toxostoma, in Ornitology, is also a genus of birds in the family Mimidae, known as sinsontes or cuckoos.
sisigambis: Name of a Persian queen. Mother of Darius III Codoman who was the last king of Persia, defeated by Alexander the Great. Sisigambis was protected by Alexander, until his death. She subsequently died of dying.
punchi: In Mexico it is a sweet made with blue corn, milk, sugar, vanilla and cinnamon. it can also be a preparation of liquor and beaten eggs that is also called punch or punch.
punche: It's the same as punche or punch. It is a Mexican sweet made with milk, blue corn, cinnamon, vanilla and sugar. It can also be a smoothie of eggs, sugar and liquor.
trachiphonus: Trachyphonus is best indicated. It means neck or short throat. It is a genus of birds in the family Lybiidae. They are known as African beards. They're insectivores.
vacinosis: It's a medical term. It may be an allergic reaction to a vaccine. It can also be a vaginal infection caused by excessive sweating or summer heat. Vaginosis or vaginal mycosis . Inflammation or irritation of the vulva caused by bacteria.
falacrose: It means hair loss or hair loss. Baldness, alopecia.
ser pusilánime: Short character. It means frail, delicate, cowardly, timid, scary, shy, pelele, shy, lazy.
padiola: In ancient times it was a wagon or wheelbarrow in which manure was transported. It can also mean stretcher, walks or parihuela.
pulcata: Place where they sell fermented medel, pulques. Sale of pulque . The term is used in Mexico City DF.
puc paak: It can mean in the mixtec language hill or heap of nopal . In Mexico is the name of a sweet made with pumpkin seeds.
tricholaema: It means it has hairs or fringes. It is the name of a genus of birds in the family Lybiidae. They are known as bearded.
trichastoma: It means with hairs, beards or fringes on the stomach. It is a genus of birds in the family Pellorneidae. They are typical of Sulawesi and Sonda Islands. They're called tordines.
arnillos: rings-belonging to the expression : fish of the Antilles, similar to the barber but his body is not crushed-
trichoglossus: It means talkative with fringes or wicks. Hairy parrots, crespos or frlecs. It is a genus of birds in the family Psittacidae. They are known as loris.
zaborrero: Zaborrero-refers to the expression : sloppy and unskilled operator, which ends the work wrong. -
hexaptérigo: It means six wings. Six-a-sided angel. It is also a kind of cameldula or reliquary used by the Greeks.
acodillarse: cinder-eyed-refers to the expression : to sicken a cavalry-
borrera: Woman who executes or punishes with the death penalty. Executioner woman (verduga) . Penca verduga or strap to whip the donkeys. Name of a genus of plants in the rubiaceae family. Relative to donkeys or erases. Footprint or stain that leave the erases.
acofrar: atorifrate-refers to the expression: in one of its meanings, to work a field so that the earth form lomos-
bosa: In Colombia is the name of a former municipality annexed to the Special District of Bogotá, today it is a sector and a neighborhood of Bogotá. Many years ago it ceased to be a municipality and only exists as Mayor Minor or Locality. Type of string used in navigation . It is also the name of an Italian municipality in Sardinia, in the Province of Oristan.
bos: It is the name of a genus of mammals in the Family Bovidae. To him belong the oxen and the domestic cows. Last name of a Botanic and Dutch rowing athlete, named Jan Justus Bos. His surname is used in botanical terms.
bosorola: It is another way of calling the precipitate, cuncho, sediment, erases or seat.
borrilla: Lamb lanugo. Immature hairs of a lamb. Wool or sheep fluff. It can also be diminutive of eraser.
uds: It's the abbreviation for the word you guys
percatable: It would be something as perceptible, of what one can perceive or can perceive; but in Spanish it is not used.
fuerte: It has strength. It can have features of sturdy, hard, powerful, sturdy. As a noun is a fortified building, walled and prepared for its defense.
desmontaje: Unarmed with a montage.
línea: 1st_ Stripe , indefinite and consecutive succession of points . 2nd_ Series , row . 3o_ Silhouette , figure, according to an established standard . 4th_ Length measurement . 5th_ Female Line .
agónico: Relative to agony or the agony.
pentatónico: Five-tone, it is usually used in music with a scale of five heights or tones. From Greek 960; 949; 957; 964; 949; (pente "five" ) 964; 959; 957; 959; 962; ( tones "tensed like a string, toned, strong" ) .
sargear: It is an Anglicism for the "lift" night out, especially in males who try to seduce; although the term was extended to other situations without sexual goals, simply by pleasing, getting attention from another person. The etymology is unclear, but the one I like the most is the cat of the guru about seduction Ross Jeffries, called "Sargy J. Cat" , who went out every night to look for couples and was inspired by the verb to sarge. See you get an lift.
añango: It is "ant" in Quechua, and the common name of these bugs in some areas of America. It's also a way to refer to a child or something small.
olovorgo: It's a way of writing "to the cock!" avoiding censorship on social media. See you go cock, dick.
espurio: It means illegitimate, bastard, fraudulent, fake, fake, adulterated. It's not original or it's not authentic.
deliquio: It means fading, temporary loss of value or mood. Loss of force or energy. Lack of vigour. Very intense joy, euphoria, ecstasy, tucking.
tenería: Place where the leather is tyed or dyed. Curtiembre , place where the leathers are tanned. Tannery can also be used.
estrés: It means tension, anxiety, nervousness, restlessness, exhaustion. It is a mood that reflects nerves or exhaustion.
preterito perfecto simple: Simple perfect preterite : idiom or way of talking about something in the past time, using the auxiliary verb 'have' before a participle, to refer to something that may be happening in the present time. So : Auxiliary Word Participle Present . Example : -"everyone has seen how to sing" . Simple perfect preterite-time idiom differs from COMPOSED mode, in the explicit use of time in the main verb. Example : - "all HAN - SEE That I SING in the mornings".
empantanamiento: It means staying in one place without being able to move forward. Skating, stopping.
estereoscopios: It is an optical device that is used to make photointerpretation. This device consists of two lenses placed at an ideal distance to allow a binocular view of maps which gives a feeling of relief or three-dimensional vision. There are different shapes and sizes. It is a device similar to 3D glasses.
cojoyo: It means it causes anger or moletia. It means annoying, tired, annoying, uncomfortable.
ocurso: It means encounter, shock, confrontation. It comes from the Latin word occursus . It can also be considered as synonymous with demand, request, order, order, request, request.
jitanjáfora: Words or expressions invented for poetic purposes.
thamnolaea: It means he lives in the bushes or the stubble. It is the name of a genus of birds in the family Muscicapidae.
thalurania: It rests on the heel. It is the name of a genus of birds in the family Trochilidae. They are known as hummingbirds, tominejos, buzzers or quinchas.
brachyurophis: Short-tailed snakes. Blunt tail. It is a genus of venomous snakes in the family Elapidae. They are only found in Australia.
escincomorfos: It has the shape of a skinco or a sly. Real lizards. They belong to the Infraorder or Superfamily Scincomorpha of reptiles.
pindingas: Ready to go, ready
bothrops: He's got fosetas on his face. He has eyes, pits on his face. With holes in the face. It is the name of a genus of very venomous snakes in the family Viperidae. In Colombia they are listed as fournarices, mapans or rotdoras.
brachyorrhos: Short tail or butt. it is a genus of species in the family Homalopsidae. Only found in East Timor and the Moluccas Islands.
bothrochilus: It means very large fosetas. is the name of a genus of large snakes belonging to the Pythonidae family. It is known as water python, white-lipped water python.
aulophyseter: It means laughing sperm whale, sperm whale that laughs or shows teeth. It is a genus of extinct sperm whales that lived in the Miocene.
astrohippus: Star horse. It was the name of an extinct equine that lived in the Miocene and the pliocene.
atheris: In Greek it means atheist. Without God. It is the name of a genus of African venomous snakes in the family Viperidae.
allodesmus: It means the same as another. It is the name of a genus of seals very similar to the current ones that lived in the Miocene.
aguascalientia: It means Aguascalientes ( Mexico). Name of an extinct American camel of little, which existed in the Miocene.
raki: It is the name of an aniseed liqueur of Turkish origin. It is used as an appetizer.
aldabrachelys: It means tortoise or giant tortoise from Aldabra (Aldabra is the name of a Seychelles island in the Indian Ocean). It is the name of a genus of giant turtles.
testudínidos: It means they have a shell or carapace. It is the Castilian name of Testudinidae, which is the genus of herbivorous terrestrial turtles.
diardigallo: It means arched-tailed pheasant. It is the genus of pheasants found in Indochina.
elápidos: is the Spanishization of the term Elapidae. It's the name of a family of poisonous snakes.
agámidos: It is the castilianization of the term Agamidae. It's the name of a family of scaly reptiles or lizards.
dragón: A species of lizard that has folds of skin on the sides of the abdomen that, when peeled, serve as parachutes in long jumps. Flying lizard. Mythical and fabulous animal that fires through its jaws. Name of a rocket manufactured in France. Name of a Constellation and a sign of the Chinese Zodiac .
acodo: aelbow-refers to the expression : highlight of a dovela, which extends below the dovela itself
acutotyphlops: Rated blind snakes. It is a genus of blind snakes belonging to the family Typhlopidae.
acanthosaura: Reptile with thorns. It is a class of reptiles in the family of iguanas belonging to the Agamidae family.
zabilas: zabilas-belonging to the expression : plant of the lynaceous family, originating in Africa, woody, of large and fleshy leaves, arranged in rosettes, with a thorn at its end and thorny edges, tubulous flowers-
acción real: real action-refers to the expression: procedural tool to protect real rights through the judicial declaration of their existence, of their membership in a particular person, or by providing the judge with his full exercise-
ablepharus: It means without eyelids, which lacks eyelids. It is the name of a genus of lizards in the family Scincidae.
acodician: greed-refers to the expression: they ignite in desire or greed of something-
acodillan: aqueillan-refers to the expression : bend forming elbow, ordinately metal objects-the roofers elbow the nails to place on the beams-
auto-retráctil: Error by 'self-retracting', which would be properly constructed but still is a neologism not incorporated by the RAE, in addition to redundancy in most cases because if something "retracts" it is with its own mechanism.
negrifa: It can be a bold error. See also bold .
bacata: It can be a mistake by bacatá, bachata, cheap, pacata (pacato),
sieno: It can be a mistake for siene, siena, sileno, sorry (feel),
pentatoncai: Surely it is 'pentatonic' with a changed 'i'. See pentatonic .
irar: I guess they won't have been confused with the Portuguese dictionary, so if it's not an acronym it must be a mistake.
sargeer: It must be poorly written sargear, although no one says that these Castilianized verbs must be in the first conjugation.
san genadio: Genadio de Astorga, San Juanacio . Benedictine hermitage, bishop of Astorga in the early 10th century and founder of several monasteries in the Bierzo area. The cave of San Genadio is located near Peñalba de Santiago in the Valley of Silence at the foot of the Aquilanos Mountains. We have a beautiful country and we don't know it!
taratines: It can be a mistake by the plural of tarantín.
mazaroca: In my asturleonesa land and also in Galicia so call the yarn of wool or linen rolled in the spindle of the wheel, which when taken out is in the shape of a cob. The women enlisted in the previous generations made every night several macerocas on the long winter nights. They frequently wet their fingers with saliba every time they pulled the flake of the wheel to form the thread in the mace. The term is also used as a somewhat derogatory male and female adjective to designate the person to be achaparrada, low and somewhat fat.
foyon: Probably a mistake for the fuss.
comecoco: Although I do not know the reason, in Spanish there is only the form comecocos .

Name	Meanings
1 FEDE	21959
2 Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez	17337
3 Alfredo Edgardo Alvarez Ahumada	9909
4 GARCÍA ALBERTO	7899
5 Jimeno Álvarez	6245
6 Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz	6051
7 Margarito Cázares Guerrero	3155
8 Felipe Lorenzo del Río	2740
9 furoya	3735
10 Manuel Penichet P	1682

Position	Meaning	Name	Votes
1	valencia	FEDE	13
2	llapuy	FEDE	13
3	tof	FEDE	12
4	jaaroba	FEDE	12
5	jábalo	FEDE	12
6	jabarís	FEDE	12
7	jabeblneta	FEDE	12
8	jábeca	FEDE	12
9	jabnco	FEDE	12
10	gestas	FEDE	12

Position	Meaning	Name	Inquiries
1	sula	FEDE	34
2	caanto	FEDE	31
3	uru	FEDE	31
4	chifla	FEDE	30
5	cabima	FEDE	28
6	bocín	FEDE	24
7	dabají	FEDE	23
8	potée	FEDE	23
9	catafracta	FEDE	23
10	escapuchín	FEDE	23

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