Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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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 .
ujú: It is an agreement interjection, variant of aha .
en pelotas: 'In balls' or 'in balls' is a vulgar way to say "naked", "no clothes", "with the balls in sight". Despite being a phrase of male use, today it has become popular and also used by women, since the version walking in is more for the toples. Broadly, it is "to be helpless, without arguments, without knowing what to do".
mameluco: 1st_ Elite soldier in the Egyptian army. From Arabic 1605; 1605; 1604; 1608; 1603; ( mamlukn "slave, property, possession" ) because in principle they were Turkish slaves who after being released remained as mercenaries. 2o_ Clothing that covers the whole body, usually used by workers to not get dirty the clothes underneath . 3rd_ Silly . 4o_ In lunfardo it is used more as a (bottle or drunken ) than as a mammerto (naive ).
mareado: 1st_ Adjective for someone who suffers from dizziness, who has mental confusion or loss of balance. 2o_ Participle of the verb marear .
autoelogio: It's a compliment or flattery to himself.
descojonar: It is a way of saying "disarm to the balls", it is used more in its pronominal form to be pickled. See balls, snub, unco-slob.
bebé: 1st_ Toddler . It is also used affectionately with larger people or even pets. 2o_ Second (as 'vos' ) person in singular imperative for the verb to drink . See verbs/baby .
animal: 1st_ Taxonomic kingdom of living beings that together with the vegetable are the most numerous on the planet. Also each of its members. It comes from the Latin animal, alis (" that has a vital breath or breath" ). 2o_ In a figurative sense he may be a person with animal characteristics, by the bruising, wild, or exaggerating for his capabilities superior to the human.
navegador tor: TOR stands for The Onion Router ("The Onion Router" ), an internet-mounted network with layers that make it difficult to track circulating data, as well as the location of the source and destination of the information. The Tor browser is one of those that is prepared to communicate over that network. View deep web .
pilcra: It appears to be an error by neat (pulcro), or even a Castellanization of the English pilcrow (in English calderón or anigraph) .
apartir de: It may be a mistake by "moving away from", or perhaps "from" . In any case, and still out of context, they are perfectly understood.
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