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furoya
  15101

  Value Position Position 2 2 Accepted meanings 15101 2 Obtained votes 88 2 Votes by meaning 0.01 7 Inquiries 431058 3 Queries by meaning 29 7 Feed + Pdf

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siam
  27

Acronym for Industrial Society of mechanical mixers, company Argentine metalworking which then ended manufacturing since industrial and family appliances to automobiles, medium voltage transformer, locomotives diesel and bombeadoras of oil.

  
salir de gira
  80

" It left tour " or better, " She was on tour " It is a euphemism used with actors, musicians, and artists in general public. Means that the person that is spoken died, giving to understand that although it is not among us, somewhere even he is doing his show.

  
cortina
  52

Lunfardo is a festive way to say " " short; " little or insufficient " " small ".

  
bias
  46

Name of a magnetic signal of about 100 or 150 kHz that is recorded on the analogue phono tape to improve the remanence and the registration of high frequencies.

  
entre bambalinas
  58

In theatre, " hidden behind a bambalina ". It is something that the public does not see, but is part of the show. See synonyms.

  
fascismo
  75

The origin of the name of this political movement is in the Roman fasces, which in latin is the plural of fascis ( pr. 34, fasquis " ). It was thus called a bundle of 30 rods tied together with an axe representing the power of the lictors.

  
zapaquilda
  57

Character of the Gatomaquia, of Tomé de Burguillos ( pseudonym of Lope de Vega ). It is a beautiful cat who along with cats Marramaquiz and Micifuf recreated in parodic form the legend of the Trojan war.

  
charanguero
  26

Charango interpreter. See synonyms.

  
longi
  27

Silly. It is the 34 vesre; gilon " how increased Gil, although it may also have origin in festive last name Longhipietro or Lonyipietro use, since we find that Word as " lonyi " or " 34 longhi;.

  
cacho
  58

Part or piece of something.

  
farra
  47

European Lake fish, also called whitefish.

  
din
  40

DIN stands for Deutsches Institut für Normung ( German Institute of standardisation ) a body that sets technical standards for Germany and is used in other parts of the world as reference.

  
bambalina
  64

Painted canvas that hides in a scenario part of the props or actors yet not entering scene. One possible origin is the word " Wade " or " bambaleo " which is the rolling of the acrobats and describes the actors hanging entering the work such as gods, Angels or any supernatural character, whose harnesses and wires are covered by fabrics from behind the scenes.

  
histeria
  56

Psychiatric pathology that produces exaggerated emotional alterations. Its name comes from the Greek 965; 963; 964; 949; 961; 945; ( hystera ) that means, uterus, because is supposed to be a typical female disease.

  
falange
  23

Formation of combat of Macedonian origin.

  
despiole
  32

It is said when someone or something gets out of hand, " " breaks out and creates a disorder. It is a lunfardismo.

  
cacho
  80

Carlos hipocorístico.

  
rampante
  41

In heraldry, animal profile with one or two legs extended in attitude threatening, like a lion or a bear on its hind legs extending the front.

  
trolear
  92

Behave with attitude of " trolo " ( so disparagingly call gays ) although it is very little used. Expanding definitions already exposed, I take this opportunity to comment to 34, trolear " in the sense of " behave as a troll-" You should write " " clan, but to speak with " l " and not with " ll ". This will avoid confusion with other meanings. It will take the SAR incorporates it to know how it is.

  
rutinitis
  20

Ironically appoint boredom by the routine as if it were a disease, which must be recovered. You can be understood as " 34 routine infection;.

  




       


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