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nuez de adán: It's another version of "Adam's apple," perhaps because the pit is larger than an apple.
sacarse la lotería: It's another way of saying "winning the lottery," even figuratively. See lottery.
perdío, al río: It is a vulgarized, simplified and better rhymed version of the saying "from the lost to the river".
de la cruz a la firma: It is another variant for "from the cross to the date", "from the cross to the line" ("everything, from the beginning to the end").
lendemannia-: Surely it's a mistake because of the asteroid Lindemannia.
lendemannia-: Surely it's a mistake because of the asteroid Lindemannia.
lundia-: Error by Lundia , which was already defined although with less information about the asteroid.
jirafa-: Error by giraffe.
irma-: Error for Irma , which is not a prefix .
camba-: Error by change ( various meanings ) .
escotofobia-: Error due to scotophobia ("fear of the dark, of blindness").
juliana-: Error by julienne (various definitions).
hansa-: I thought it might be a relative prefix to the Hanseatic League, but no, it's a mistake for Hansa.
lendemannia-: Surely it's a mistake because of the asteroid Lindemannia.
regla 34: https : //www . meaning of . org/rule 34 . The 'Rule 34' is a translation of the English Rule 34 or Rule thirty-four that appeared on the internet at the beginning of the century and reads: "If it exists, there is a porn version. No exceptions." It refers to the amount and variety of fanart that exists on the web with popular, well-known, imaginary characters, performing sexual practices. The name was created by cartoonist TangoStari (pseudonym of Peter Morley-Soster) to his astonishment at finding published a porn parody of Bill Watterson's comic book 'Calvin and Hobbes', whose characters are a 6-year-old boy and his stuffed tiger. Calling it a "rule" and giving it a number is just a resource to simulate a certain weight and endorsement, but there is no set of rules on the subject, although later others were invented -also with capricious numbering- that expand or version the original. See R34 .
trece mil: It is the name of the number 13 82'' 000 . See thirteen , thousand .
lengua de señas: It is a language that allows you to communicate by gestures or movements, especially of the hands. It is most commonly used by people with hearing loss.
cuarto oscuro: Beyond its literal interpretation as a dark room ("room") ("dimly lit"), it is the name given to the photosensitive chemical film development room, and also to the room where voting is done secretly, hidden from the view of others.
ley de la l: The 'law of the L' is not a true law, it is not invariably fulfilled, and it is more of a joke as an invention of men of short stature. It assumes an inversely proportional relationship between a man's height and the length of his penis which is plotted by the letter "L" for a tall man and its rotated version "10813;" if he is short.
mitos de cthulhu: A series of "cosmic horror" stories begun by American writer Howard Phillips Lovecraft in the first half of the 20th century. Its main protagonists are ancient and monstrous beings who inhabited the planet before humanity and were expelled to another plane of time and space for practicing black magic, but they always stalk this world trying to regain their dominion through humans who follow their rites or who manage to enter their dimension to open a portal to Earth. Among these primeval creatures, Cthulhu is not the most powerful, but it is the most mentioned and well-known from the short story The Call of Cthulhu (1928).