Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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acasia olorosa: It's here as a synonym for olorosa cassia.
bebetear: In fact the verb 'bebetear' is for colloquial use and outside the English dictionary, and one of the drawbacks to defining it is that its use and origin depend on the context. 1o_ It is a drinking deformation, usually in a festive environment. What that termination does is reinforce the action, so that it is interpreted as "drinking (alcohol) excessively or with great pleasure". 2o_ Taking as a reference to baby, it can be "behaving immaturely", "simulating a childish attitude (here is related to bebotear) " or "seeking as a loving and/or sexual conquest a very young couple".
futear: It's a bad pronunciation of fortling, whipping with force. See fuste, fusta, fustigar.
paleontología: Study of fossil remains for zoological, botanical, historical, ecological, . . . From Greek 960; 945; 955; 945; 953; 959; 962; (words "old, old") 959; 957; 964; 959; 962; (ontos "ente, el ser") 955; 959; 947; 953; 945; ( loggia, "knowledge" ) .
español: Gentiliticio de España, concerning that Kingdom and its language.
premiership: For the Spaniard it is a way to call the premier league of English football, also of rugby. See English/premiership .
tuiteo: Act of sending or posting a tweet. See tweeting , twitter .
tuteo: Use of the Spanish pronoun 'you' for the second singular person in the verbs . It is a form that implies a degree of trust with the interlocutor.
sexualmente: Sexually, relative to sex.
metrópoli: From Greek 956; 951; 964; 961; 945; (metra "matrix, uterus, mother") 960; 959; 955; 953; 962; (polys "city" ) . 1st_ It is the main city, center of a state up to an empire. 2nd_ Headquarters of an Archbishopric .
turismo: Travel or visit to a place, such as recreation or rest. Actually, it's "a round trip," which is done with the intention of returning home. The Spaniard took it from the English tourism , evolution of tour ( "turn" ), but in any case the origin is in the Latin tornus that took it from the Greek 964; 959; 961; 957; 959; 962; ( lathes) and both mean "turn, turn".
aigusta: It seems like a mistake for the female augusto, but it actually exists. It is a very rare name, very rare, and the only thing I remember is Princess Aigusta Anastasia of Lithuania.
huerfanos: Orphan plural error.
churrin: Churrrín error .
ongo: If it is not a cartoon or spam character, it must be a bug per mushroom.
propagandistica: Mistake by the female propagandistic .
bellezon: I think it's a mistake by bellezón.
cangüí: Looks like a mistake for changí.
disernoir: I was thinking that to mistake nit by discerning is a lot of difference. And I started to go around with other languages : disert noir , desert noir , but none finished closing me.
zinkenite: Must be a mistake for zinkenite.