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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.
traviata: Traviata is an Italian word meaning as said dog Paco, " lost " or " lost " as euphemism for " whore ". Verdi's opera is named as a reference to this feature in the main protagonist. It is also the name of a cookie of water especially created for sandwich by the company Bagley of Argentina ( although in this country not be called so no 41 sandwich;. An advertisement for the product mentioned that it was an airy biscuit and " with 23 holes " so that in the 39 years; 70 of last century gave the name to the " operation Traviata " where the terrorist group Montoneros killed the trade union leader Ignacio Rucci of 23 shooting.
mino: In slang, would be a masculinization of " " mina. Use very forced and quite unusual, except for puns or double meanings.
roncal: Type of cheese, probably originating from the region mentioned by FEDE.
roncal: Another name for the Nightingale bird.
blenuria: Medical term for the excretion of urine with mucous membrane.
que es blenurea: What blenurea is incorrectly written and should be written as "Blenuria" as meaning: It is probably an error for "blenuria".
ecuamenico: ecuamenico is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Ecumenical" being its meaning: It most likely refers to the word " Ecumenical ". It is the adjective for the totality of places where it professes the Christian religion; and used to encompass them all and each beyond the physical locations. However, the origin of the word Yes refers to space, since " OMICRON; Iota; Kappa; OMICRON; Upsilon; MU; Epsilon; nu; Iota; Kappa; OMICRON; sigmaf; " ( oikoumenikos, 39, the place where I live '' that is a participle of " OMICRON; Iota; Kappa; Epsilon; OMICRON; " ) comes from " OMICRON; Iota; Kappa; OMICRON; sigmaf; " ( oikos, '' House, home '' ).
fiao: fiao is incorrectly written and it should be written as "trusted" being its meaning: Syncopation of " fiado ". Commitment to good faith, generally economic or commercial.
sevillanas: Plural of "Seville". Melee weapon of retractable blade, usually with a mechanism to spring to release it from the handle.
dar gato por liebre: Origin is culinary, since the taste of cat meat is similar to the of the Hare, and cheated by some unscrupulous chef Diners offering cat by Hare. The saying for any other deception was then popularized.
gato por liebre: See " give cat poke ".
chacho: Hypocorism " Carlos ".
corchete: The name of the graphic sign. There is one opening " [" and one closing "] ". They contain paragraphs and outline. They are also used in mathematics.
monona: Feminine of " monono ". Cute, nice, which produces tenderness.
cholitay: As explains Ines Merino García, is a word used in the altiplano ( South America ) instead of " 34 cholita;. It is a very familiar and almost melodic form of paragoge local, which applies to other words as " vidalitai " " vidalita " ( diminutive of vidala ).
chola: The altiplano of Bolivia, Peru and Argentina, " 34 chola; is a typical girl of the region, wearing traditional clothing and generally live in rural areas, although they are famous and a tourist attraction the " cholitas sintió " ( the city of La Paz ). The origin is much-discussed, can be 40 quechua; " chu-llu " It is mestizo ) or Spanish ( " 34 chula; It is 41 Madrid girl;. In some places it is still derogatory.
pernada: Hit with the leg, kick. It may be a euphemism for a sex act that represents the superiority of man over 40 women; that is " tread " or " pushed with 34 legs; ) as is the case with the " right of pernada ".
curro: In lunfardo in Argentina " 34 gigs; It can mean from an easy job to earn money to a scam with great benefits and little risk; by extension, it also is theft. It appears as understatements or irony in the sense presented by Alvaro, and comes from the Caló, where it is used to name a task or work.