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pactómetro: It is almost spam from a web application to calculate the legislative composition according to the pacts that the different political forces could make before a vote.
beatlemanía: When the beatles pop-rock band The Beatles (1960 1970) had its greatest popularity, the fanaticism it provoked in its fans was called 'beatlemania'. Even today he has stalwart fans who qualify as "beatlemaniacs."
hemisferio marítimo: It is so called the southern hemisphere of the planet, because it has more water than earth. See maritime .
dama: 1o_ Distinguished Lady, it is also a respectful treatment for a woman in general. From Latin dominates (domine "lady, ama" ), although spanish arrives through French dame. 2nd_ Trebejo representing the queen in chess. 3o_ Token crowned in the ladies' game, which reaches the opposite first row and acquires mobility by diagonals any number of escaques. 4th_ common European gamo .
damitas: 1o_ Plural Lady Diminutive . 2nd_ Diminutive of ladies .
lorito: Parrot Diminutive .
fruteritos: 1o_ Diminutive of the plural frutero . 2o_ Plural of fruit .
tordillo: 1o_ Animal, usually a horse, with the fur mixed with black and white, which gives it a grayish appearance, lighter or darker depending on which hair is most abundant. 2o_ Diminutive of tordo .
muchachito: Diminutive of a boy.
flaquito: Diminutive of skinny.
docilitas: 1o_ Second (as 'you' ) a person in the singular present of the indicative mode for the verb docilitar . 2o_ Female form of docile diminutive .
vocecita: Voice diminutive.
feíto: Diminutive of ugly.
peer: It is peed or fart, venting gases resulting from digestion through the anal hole. It comes from the Latin pedere, with the same meaning.
antígrafo: 1st_ Name given in ancient Greece to the notary drafting the written replicas or to the finance inspector. 2o_ Manuscript or original text of which copies are made . Hence an aconcept for very old texts still preserved. 3rd_ calderon .
calderón: Name of several graphic signs . In Unicode, it's the anigraph 'A' which in grammar is sometimes used as the paragraph separator or section '-' or as a mark for spreads that do not belong to the main text. In arithmetic is the abbreviation for millar. In music it is a suspension of the movement of the beat; also the name of the fermata or the flowering that the musician executes taking advantage of this suspension.
tapia: 1st_ Wooden blocks or other building material to form walls, fences, dividers, roofs. Also the same division. 2nd_ Old surface measurement . 3o_ Second (as 'you' ) and third (as 'he/she' ) people in singular present indicative mode, and second (as 'you' ) person in singular imperative for the verb tapiar . See verbs/tapia .
güevón: Vulgarized form of egg. See egg (in your testicle sense).
burlar: Make mockery, deceive, dodge something.
ajá: 1st_ Surprise Interjection or Approval . 2o_ Second (as 'vos' ) person in singular imperative for the verb ajar . See verbs/aha .