Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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Value Position Position 2 2 Accepted meanings 15147 2 Obtained votes 88 2 Votes by meaning 0.01 7 Inquiries 435005 3 Queries by meaning 29 7 Feed + Pdf

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comedogenico: I think it's a mistake by comedogenic.
tomóle: Well, for so many queries that lack his accent, some had to spare. See take .
bizarro: Bizarro is brave, gallant, and applies more to military; although it is sometimes used as an irony to qualify otherwise. This happens with its other meaning, which is not yet incorporated into the English dictionary, and is that of strange, rare and extravagant. The origin of this word is found in the Italian bizza ("rage, fury", and then "capricho" ) which was interpreted more as a typical characteristic of the brave and bold soldier, but which the French found overacted and ridiculous. Spanish maintained the original concept, while other languages such as English adopted the French version. Today even the Italians take it as another case of enantiosemia. See berriondo.
buenoparanada: The phrase "good for nothing" was lexicalized into a single word with the same meaning : useless.
saramari: If it is not some spam attempt, it must be a mistake by two female names together. Although the second is more of a diminutive or a hypocoristic. See sara, maria.
jestapo: Surely it's a mistake by the acronym Gestapo.
visorro: Error by visory, bisoño, bizarre,
taitaq: If it is not an error for taita or an attempted spam, it can be a Mughal source name.
monigram: Spam.
artimañas: Plural of ruse .
señas: Plural sign .
asistentes: Assistant plural .
huercos: Plural of huerco .
tlapanecos: Plural of Tlapaneco, concerning that people and their language.
biotopos: Biotope plural.
con razon: See with, reason.
pluma de oolores: It's a typing error, but not of 'smells' but of 'colors'.
enseñorea de su espíritu,: Cutandpaste of some biblical proverb.
regimen de agua: View regime, water, river, flow rate.
mevleví: Sufi ascetic order, and each of its dervish members. The name comes from Mevlana ("Our Master") as its founder Jalal al-Din Muhammad Rumi was known.