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postoperatorio: It is another graphic variant for postoperative periods. See post- prefix .
sicótico: Graphic variant for psychotic ("psychosis-related"). See psychosis.
hipocondriaco: Graphic variant of hypochondriac .
chikuncunya: It is another variant of chikungunya, though much less used.
ántrax: It is another name for anthrax disease, which although it had its Latin version also as anthrax, acis, actually comes from the Greek 945; 957; 952; 961; 945; 958; (hanthrax "burning, burning coal") because of the painful pustules it produces.
filamento hilaza: It's two words. See filament, yarn .
escándalo algarabía: See scandal, uproar.
manola narciso: There are two words: manola and narciso, which are like synonyms badly formatted in jonquil.
marrano asqueroso: See pig ("pig"), disgusting ("disgusting").
residuos memoria: See residue, memory.
impresionado sorprendido: See impressed, surprised.
tarado imbécil: See moron,.
privación separación: It's another couple of misformatted links in a list of synonyms. These appear in 129345; 129345; 129345; : boycott ( 128552; ) . See deprivation, separation.
antigoteo: It prevents dripping, drops of some liquid from falling. It is usually said of a mechanism that closes a pouring spout (of a coffee maker, of a water dispenser) so that it does not spill the contents when not in use, also of the one that collects the water that drips due to condensation in refrigeration equipment or even of the design of rollers that do not drip the paint. It is also used figuratively. See prefix anti- , anti-leaks .
antijabón: It is the name given to a pseudo-ecological movement that promotes stopping showering so as not to eliminate the skin's own biome and saving on shampoo, soap and deodorant. While it's true that cleaning cosmetics and water kill bacteria (both beneficial and harmful), this is more of a promotional campaign for hygiene products that claim to replace the bathroom. See anti- .
antiziganismo: Although this word is more common in Europe (in America "anti-gypsyism" is preferred) it is understood throughout the Spanish-speaking region as the "rejection of the Roma community due to racial hatred", which even includes discriminatory laws by governments. It is formed by the prefix anti- ("opposite, rejection") the root tsigan (for "gypsy or gypsy") the suffix -ism ("quality").
antitético: Concerning the antithesis, the literary device of opposing two ideas. See anti- , thesis .
begardo: He was a follower of a heretical sect which in the late Middle Ages assumed the impeccability of the soul in the presence of God, and that this state could be attained in life. It is a Latin word borrowed from the Flemish beggen ("to beg").
balagardo: It is an Americanism, surely a metathesis of galavardo ("lazy, careless, useless man") that shares the contemptuous character. See suffix -ardo , galifardo .
galifardo: 1º_ As a noun it is an uncommon word for "threadbare garment, worn, worn out". 2º_ As an adjective it is a "lazy, scoundrel, living" which can be associated with the previous meaning because of the appearance of vagabonds and beggars; or come from the word galfarro as a derogatory , which among its meanings has "person of bad living", so the latter could also be an origin for the former 129300; . I think there are also variants like galafate and galafardo. See suffix -ardo , galavardo , balagardo .