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furoya
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  Value Position Position 2 2 Accepted meanings 15254 2 Obtained votes 125 2 Votes by meaning 0.01 7 Inquiries 444737 3 Queries by meaning 29 7 Feed + Pdf

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castigo
  53

1o_ Punishment or reprimand as a result of committing a crime, crime or misdemeanor . By extension is any scourge, yet no fault. 2o_ First (as 'I' ) singular person in the present indicative mode for the verb castigar . See verbs/punishment .

  
suplicio
  41

Punishment or serious suffering, which can be fatal. From Latin supplicium ("du'aa', offering, torment").

  
mazorca
  30

In addition to the botanical and group definitions, the Mazorca was a parapolicial popular force addicted to the federalist governor of Buenos Aires (Argentina) Juan Manuel de Rosas, in the mid-19th century. The origin of the name is still discussed; for some it is a contraction of "more gallows", although the dismanage or beheading of their adversaries was more common; for others the name came from the custom of humiliating their victims by publicly introducing a corn cob into the anus, but this practice may be a consequence of the name and not a cause.

  
mesera
  22

Female waiter.

  
obstaculizada
  36

1st_ Female adjective hindered . 2o_ Female form of the participle of the verb hinder .

  
exótica
  42

Female exotic.

  
nerda
  21

Female nerdo. See nerd.

  
redonda
  48

Female round. By association you can call a ball (except rugby) , a head (especially human) , . . .

  
hastiada
  17

1st_ Female of the adenitive hastied adjective . 2o_ Female form of the participle of the verb hastiar .

  
agüevada
  40

Vulgarized form of female ahuevado. See Goevo, Ahuevar .

  
etnocacerismo
  49

Peruvian political movement framed as an ethnonationalism, as it promotes "cholo socialism" and a revaluation of the laws in force during the Tahuantinsuyo, based on Inca supremacy. It has strong peasant support and above all castrense; the name itself recalls General and Former President Andrés Avelino Cáceres Dorregaray, hero of the Pacific War.

  
etnonacionalismo
  50

It is a variant of nationalism that has race as an excuse, for maintaining the ethnic purity of the nation, or for preventing the entry of foreigners, or by any other variant. See ethnicity .

  
churruteros
  15

Plural of churrutero . See churrutera .

  
caramelos
  44

Candy Plural.

  
castigos
  45

Plural punishment.

  
aporías
  17

Plural of aporia .

  
piropos
  40

Plural of pyropo .

  
tuetes
  38

Plural tuete .

  
penachos
  17

Plural of plume .

  
demosiai
  21

They are no longer enough to put plural consultations for Spanish; and they started to shove the Greek into us. . . transliterated 128530; . It means "public, [matter] of the people", and more than in law (where Latin is often used) can appear in history or philosophy, as for example in 948; 953; 954; 945; 953; 948; 951; 956; 959; 963; 953; 945; 953; ( dikai demosiai , "public rights" ).

  




       


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