Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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taratines: It can be a mistake by the plural of tarantín.
foyon: Probably a mistake for the fuss.
comecoco: Although I do not know the reason, in Spanish there is only the form comecocos .
es el colmo: See being, top.
regeneración natural: See regeneration , natural .
cubrir un faltante: See cover (in your sense of "solvent" ) and missing .
diccionario abierto: View Dictionary , Open .
a los sacos: I never saw it as a locution, and the least irrescatable thing to mention is to see sack, by plural.
de prosa: See prose .
tecnológico hegemónico: See technological, hegemonic .
seres ficticios: See be, fictional .
subir de estado: See upload , status .
solución líquida: See solution, liquid .
engaño: 1st_ It has no truth, which is a lie. 2o_ Primera (as 'I' ) person in singular of the present indicative mode for the verb deceive . See verbs/deception .
unicausal: Although it has use in health medicine for diseases of specific origin, it is not the only model in which the concept can be applied. Obviously it refers to what has only one cause.
intercolegial: Relative to an activity between schools.
poblacional: Relative to a population.
carobo: Formerly it was a quarter of a measure of weight for grains, today it is not used.
ocurso: In the jurisprudence of some countries it would be a written request or demand. It comes from the Latin occursus ( "encounter, shock, conflict" ) , formed by the prefix ob_ ( "contra , opposite" ) cursus ( "course , direction" ) .
babieca: 1st_ Naive person, silly, indolent. It appears to come from "baba" or "babear", perhaps from "bobo" or even from "babia", all with the suffix "_eca". See being in babia. 2o_ In literature is the name of Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar's horse, in "El Cantar del Mio Cid"; and there is no reference in the work for the origin of the name, which can be a variant of the Gentile of Babia, although according to tradition came from Cañizar de Amaya (both in the present Autonomous Community of Castile and León), or a tribute to the horse of Guillaume d'O range in the "Chanson d'Antioche" called Bau'an, since in medieval Spanish its pronunciation 'bausán' was synonymous with "babieca , fool".