Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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curvilínea: As a noun, it is a line of curved form; as an adjective, which has a stylized or curved line.
porteño: Relative to the port. Used as adjective and appoints the born in a port city, whether River or sea. In Argentina is called " porteños " to those who are born in the city of Buenos Aires, but the real name is " 34 of Buenos Aires; But there is a province in the name of Buenos Aires near the autonomous city, used " porteno " for city and " 34 of Buenos Aires; for the province, and thus avoids confusion.
moma: Symbol of the Museum of Modern Art ( Museum of modern art, ) of New York.
destiempo: Magazine published in Argentina in the mid-1930 by Jorge Luis Borges and Adolfo Bioy Casares, about avant-garde literature.
fajar: Lunfardo has origin in a germania where means " ( flogging whip or belt ) " and there version of " 34 punishment; Other meanings used irony to sexual intercourse, the use of drugs or to enjoy a good meal.
fajarse: In rioplatense lunfardo is " " take drugs. It comes from the 40 irony; or metaphor ) where " fajar " It is " punish ".
piola: In slang, comes from the word " Tweety " that would be a 34 vesre; clean ". See " be piola " for a more complete etymology.
apulgarado: Neologism by " with the thumb post " ( up or down ) to be qualified. Can also come from the word ( now disused ) 34, pulgarear " it is a form of pruning the vines.
janga: junga is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Janga" being its meaning: Junga is the way spanglish " hang out " it's a ride or exit in group. Andalusian told janga to poorly made task or a mistake.
raciocinio: Faculty of reasoning, result of the reasoning.
razocinio: first is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Reason" being its meaning: Surely is a writing error " 34 reasoning;.
ofni: hophni is incorrectly written, and should be written as "O.F.N.I." as meaning: Abbreviation of unidentified floating object. A name given to any unknown object that is adrift in navigable waters.
derviche: It comes from the Persian word 1583; 1585; 1608; 17( 1588; ( " darvich " who beggar door-to-door ) and in principle is an ascetic who despise material goods and professes a philosophy of Persian origin, later incorporated into Islam. As detail, the money received in alms give it to others in need and are never it is, begging for them is an exercise in humility to get rid of the ego. " is now called Dervish " mainly to a member of the Sufi taricas, which deepens the inside knowledge and the extinction of the ego as a limitation to spiritual Ascension.
savia bruta: gross SAP is incorrectly written and should be written as "wise gross, gross wise" being its meaning: It may be a typo by " wise gross ". Although not very common, the expression " wise gross " used with animals that demonstrate a natural instinctive wisdom to resolve a difficulty or dodge a danger despite his lack of intelligence that escape you the human reasoning.
zener: In electronics, is a type of voltage regulator diode. It bears the name of its inventor, Clarence Melvin Zener.
amalaya: Almost a calambur, " amalaya " means " Ah! wrong there! " Was used as the word " 34 curse; and by custom finished as an expression of surprise, of longing, of penalty. Another common form is " malaya! "
boletear: In slang it means " " murder. There is no consensus about the origin, perhaps comes from the Act of chopping tickets, tickets or paper on public transport tickets, Rangers drilling to mark them and that could not be reused. Then 34, boletear " It is to kill a puntazo or shot, leaving a hole, as the ticket. Later appeared the expression " make the ballot " " boletear " which is then reduced to " making ballot ". In both cases he already lost the original genre.
arrebolados: Plural of " glowing ". Reddish colour as the sky at sunset by reflection of the Sun in the clouds. See " 34 glow;
depresible: Anglicism by 34, deprimible ". It is more accurately used as " push ".
sampar: Sampar is incorrectly written and it should be written as "eating" being its meaning: Another way of writing " " eating. Its origin seems to be a shadowing of the 34 sound; zamp! " that it evokes a fast and violent movement. But taking advantage of that in the consultation he wrote with " s " also it can risk a hurry or infantile pronunciation of " stamping " by the way of printing pictures of a coup.