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leet

  21

Originally used in English, the word leet or 1337 ( pr . liit) comes from the elite French (elit "elite, chosen, privilege group") and is used in computer communities, hackers or gammers, as a reference to the best or most respected. It is also the graphic language and type of text they use to communicate, often replacing letters with numbers or other characters. See numeronym .

  

mano suave

  26

See hand, soft.

  

mano firme

  14

See hand, sign.

  

muertos finados

  19

Another collection of synonyms poorly separated and converted to bad query, from another bad query as it is 'deceased' (in case you don't notice, it's not in the singular). See deceased.

  

sin efecto

  15

See without , effect .

  

congelación frío

  67

See frostbite, cold.

  

profesiones premura

  17

See professions, haste.

  

extracto acuoso

  19

See excerpt, aqueous .

  

cabro chico

  46

See you cabro, boy.

  

ojos ardientes

  16

See eye, fiery

  

jitanjáfora

  44

Poetic form with meaningless text; it can also be a prose, whose values are in its harmony, in the aesthetic combination of its words and its cadence. The name was taken by the Mexican Alfonso Reyes from a poetry devoid of meaning that Mariano Brull taught to recite his daughters (1929).

  

verdades

  54

Plural of truth.

  

restingas

  22

Plural de restinga .

  

deseos

  39

Plural of desire .

  

tordos

  21

Plural of tordo .

  

matemáticos

  39

Mathematician plural .

  

chayes

  15

1o_ Plural de chaye . 2o- Second singular person ( as "you") of this subjunctive of the verb chayar .

  

gratificaciones

  22

Plural of gratification .

  

onanistas

  14

Plural of onanista .

  

inevitables

  22

Plural of inevitable .

  

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