Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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apartijos: Plural de parteijo .
anudados: 1st_ Plural of the adjective knotted . 2o_ Plural of the participle of the verb anudar .
omentos: Plural of oment . See also epiton .
inhiestas: 1o_ Female plural of the adjective inhiesto . 2o_ Plural female form of the participle of the verb inhestar . 3o_ Second (as 'you' ) person in the singular of the present indicative mode for the verb 'inhestar' . See verbs/inhiestas, also enhestar .
hijos: Plural son .
agrupados: 1o_ Plural of the grouped adjective . 2o_ Plural form of the participle of the verb grouping .
pollo: Pigeon or breeding of a bird, especially of the hen; or the rooster for expressions like "that's my chicken!" It comes from the Latin pullus ( "bird breeding" ) .
pipiolo: It's the way to call a child, also a novice, someone inexperienced. In Chile it was the name for the member of the Liberal party, dissolved in 1849. In Puerto Rico, the supporter of the Puerto Rican Independence Party is called. Although it comes to us from Italian, the origin is Latin, where pipiolus is "pichoncito", pipio, onis ( "chicken, pigeon").
gedoma: If it is not spam, it may be some video game character or a mistake by genome, or by redoma, or. . .
preponar: It may be a mistake to pre-emphasize or prego.
ronfín: If it is not a bug by way, it must be spam.
despretigioso: Error for desprestigion .
gigolos: Error by gigolo plural.
amac: It must be an acronym, surely local. Clearly it is not a word of Spanish origin because we do not have the ending in 'c'. Perhaps a mistake by the plural of love, or also love, with several of her inflections.
anecico: If it is not spam, it may be an error by anechoic or perhaps by amnesiac .
evasiba: I think it's a mistake for the female evasive.
superior: Higher quality or hierarchy in a higher place. See super and super composition prefix.
sobresdrújula: Female oversdrújulo, which is practically not used because it always refers to a word or accentuation that are tonics in a transantepenultimate syllable (and in both cases these nouns are feminine).
sobreesdrújula: Female overedrújulo, although to avoid double vowel when composing the word is preferred oversdrújulo .
hipócrita: The word 'hypocrite' has gone through several meanings. Let's start by counting on the Greek 965; 960; 959; 954; 961; 953; 964; 951; 962; ( hypocrites ) which is composed of the prefix 965; 960; 959; ( hiccups "below, low") 954; 961; 953; 957; 949; 953; 957; ( krinein "discern" ), and named the augurs that interpreted the dreams or messages of the gods; but then it spread to the actors, who played texts by playwrights. Only in the Middle Ages, through his Latin version hypocrite, he begins to lose his sense of "theatrical actor" to be a "phony, who pretends what he does not feel", which would be his current definition.