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oceánide: Each of the daughter nymphs of Oceanus and Tethys associated with freshwater sources or streams. In Greek the name is 80( 954; 949; 945; 957; 953; 948; 949; 962; ( Okeanídes ) .
hombriega: In a dictionary it should be defined as the "feminine of man", but this adjective has historically been directed to women, and only since the end of the twentieth century (sporadically) to gays. It is a construction based on womanizer ("donjuan, casanova, fond of seducing women") using the noun man (in this case as "male") and the relationship suffix -iego, for a "lady who conquers men without a sentimental commitment". There is a version such as "hombreriega" with a questionable construction.
hombreriega: Although it would be the feminine of manriego, in reality the term aimed at women was coined and only when the gay collective became visible did it begin to be used in the masculine for "someone fond of seducing men for informal relationships", as a variation of womanizer for the other gender. Of course it must have been "manly", but that version was published in Argentina already in the middle of the twentieth century and became popular because it sounded more understandable. Ver hombre ( in its meaning of "male" ) , suffix -iego .
lengua viperina: It is said of someone slanderous, comparing his tongue (his speech) to that of a viper, by the biblical serpent that he was deceitful and evil. See viperine .
lengua serpentina: It is said of someone slanderous, comparing his tongue (his speech) to that of the biblical serpent that he was deceitful and evil. See serpentine .
nifadofilia: It would be more of a neologism, because it is not mentioned anywhere, but it names the hobby or pleasure that snow produces on someone. It is created from 957; 953; 966; 945; 962; ( niphas "snowflake" ) 966; 953; 955; 953; 945; ( filia "love, affective inclination" ) .
quionofilia: It would be more of a neologism, because it is not mentioned anywhere, but it names the hobby or pleasure that snow produces on someone. It is created from the Greek words 967; 953; 969; 957; ( chioón "snow") 966; 953; 955; 953; 945; ( filia "love, affective inclination" ) .
acentuado: 1º_ As an adjective it is said of that which has a graphic accent, such as words with an accent. By association it is what is emphasized, highlighted, remarked. 2º_ Participle of the verb accentuate .
virado: 1º_ As an adjective it means "rotated, rotated, deviated". Also "fast, which accelerates quickly". 2º_ Participle of the verb to turn ("to turn, to change direction").
holgado: 1º_ Participle of the verb holgar . 2º_ As an adjective it can be interpreted according to the two meanings of the verb: por la laziness, for which it is ample, swollen, with more space than normally required; or by the strike, for the idle, without occupation, relieved by having sufficient resources.
leído: 1º_ As an adjective it is said of someone who has extensive knowledge acquired through reading. 2º_ Participle of the verb to read .
mezclado: 1º_ As an adjective it is said of that which is composed of different elements in a random way or appearance, as scrambled and without recognizable order. Later the definition was extended simply to the composite of various materials. 2º_ As a noun it is the name of various materials, foods, styles where a combination is found, such as fabric made with different threads. See blend, denim. 3º_ Participle of the verb to mix.
hablado: 1º_ Said , expressed in words . 2º_ Participle of the verb to speak.
enmallado: 1º_ Entangled, trapped by a mesh or net. It is especially said of fish. 2º_ Covered, surrounded or reinforced with a mesh. 3º_ Participle of the verb enmallar or enmallarse.
corrugado: 1º_ Adjective for that which has a surface or a structure with wrinkles or stretch marks. 2º_ Participle of the verb corrugar .
góspel: An African-American musical genre mainly religious, due to the style of choirs in Protestant churches. The name is the Spanish version of the English gospel, a contraction as godspell ("word of God").
rhythm and blues: It is a musical genre that appeared in the 1940s in the United States from gospel and blues with a strong influence of jazz, but less elitist, and that was adapted according to the time and the market. Perhaps the difference with previous genres of African-American music is the appearance on the scene of more electric instruments, which made it the germ of rock and roll. It is abbreviated as R B. See english/blue.
pop: It is an apocope of "popular", and at first it was used as the name of a broad musical genre that was considered far from cultured music, or more elaborate, or elitist, and closer to folklore, from danceable and melodic rhythms for more commercial than artistic purposes. Today it also includes other cultural or traditional genres, often related to consumer products that became popular.
rock: It is a musical genre of many variants that appeared in the mid-twentieth century with a strong rhythmic base and the use of electric instruments. Heir to rhythm and blues, it was known from the beginning as rock and roll ("shake and roll", used in nautical), which was a recurring phrase in its lyrics and had a sexual meaning, which was lost over the years and today only refers to the music remembering the movements of the dance, not even those of a boat in the waves.
blues: It is a typically American musical genre with black roots, originating in the songs of slave laborers. The word blues in English is understood as "sadness, melancholy", and then became the vocal style with a very characteristic type of interpretation with the so-called "blue note". See rhythm and blues, english/blue.