Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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mitomorfo: It is said of an object that represents a fantastic shape, which belongs to legend or mythology. It consists of the Greek voices 956; 965; 952; 959; 962; ( mythos "fable, legend") 956; 959; 961; 966; 951; ( morpha "figure, shape" ) .
misógino: A person who rejects women as a gender, not because of a sexual tendency but by ideology. Created from Greek 956; 953; 963; 949; 969; (miséo "hate, rejection") 947; 965; 957; 951; (giné "woman" ) .
filántropo: Person with inclination to do good to humanity, for the love of others and without expecting reward. It is taken from the Greek 966; 953; 955; 945; 957; 952; 961; 969; 960; 959; 962; ( philanthropists ) formed by 966; 953; 955; 959; 962; ("friend" physhes) 945; 957; 952; 961; 969; 960; 959; 962; ( anthropos "man or human as a species") .
hipocrito: I was thinking maybe it's not a hypocritical mistake, but a made-up version to go back to its original definition and avoid confusion. We should know the context of where the consultation comes from to find out if it finally refers to a "dream or play interpreter." In any case the origin is in The Greek 965; 960; 959; 954; 961; 953; 964; 951; 962; ( hypocrites "interpreter" ) .
arsometría: Anal sex, in principle between males. It is an ironic name that is best understood since its Greek etymology, where 945; 961; 963; 951; 957; ( arsen ) means "manly, male" and 956; 951; 964; 961; 945; (metra) is "matrix, uterus", would be "take a male as if he were a female sex".
caxlán: It is a tsotsil (Maya) voice that I saw written as caxlan, but it is pronounced like this query; in Spanish must be 'caxlán'.
tsukiyomi: Another spelling for the tsukuyomi shinto god.
manfichismo: Another manficism spelling.
mercaptán: Another mercaptan name.
chevecha: Childish (or drunk) way to pronounce beer.
gay: 1st_ Reduced, almost poetic shape, of gayo. See gaya doctrine, gaya science. 2o_ In this other meaning it would also come from the ancient Occitan, but with a huge turn for several centuries and languages to American English where Hollywood made it popular as a euphemism for "homosexual", just for being someone "joyful, funny". View English/gay . 3o_ In addition it can be a first or last name.
machika: Leaving aside the spam of neeribero-American musicians, let's say that the voice 'machika' is not Spanish but Papiamento Arubeño and means "break, do something with a great effort". I was going to add that it's the Spanish version for the female of the Japanese name 'Machiko'. . . But it turns out she's already feminine! The problem with our language is that if a name ends in 'o' we assume it's male, but in Japanese it's female.com.
ecoce: Institutional spam of a non-profit recycling association.
dapaulosa: I think it's spam from a Nigerian business services company, but I'm not sure.
bar bad: If it is not a dictionary error, it may be a typing error by 'barbad' (barbar).
wuhan400: Must be a mistake by wuhan-400.
wuhan-400: It is the fictional name for a virus created as a biological weapon in the 1996 version of the 1996 novel "The Eyes of the Darkness" by American writer Dean Koontz. 'Wuhan' is by the Chinese city where the lab that created it was, and '400' for the amount of viruses they used for development. As a curious fact, the (real) epidemic of coronavirus initiated in late 2019 had its patient 0 in that same city; but it's the only coincidence.
bajar a la cremería: In lunfardo it has a relationship with casata, and is also another euphemism for cunilingus. See mineta.
casata: In lunfardo is another way to call cunilingus. It is by "lick the ice cream", since cassata (the iced dessert) sounds like box (in its sense of "vulva" ). See mineta, go down to the cremería.
mineta: It is a way of calling cunilingus that is used in lunfardo. It comes from minette, which in French slang names the "clitoral suction". See mansher.