Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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Value Position Position 2 2 Accepted meanings 15571 2 Obtained votes 336 2 Votes by meaning 0.02 7 Inquiries 470003 3 Queries by meaning 30 7 Feed + Pdf

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lado de hoz: Depending on context, it may be a play on words with " Wizard of Oz ". See the wizard of Oz.
wasap: wasap is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Whatsapp" being its meaning: Form of name application and Whatsapp service in Spanish.
tripero: The name that is known to fans of the club de Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata soccer. In the 1920's the team was composed of players from the southern suburbs of the city of La Plata ( 41 Argentina; where they worked in faenadoras and slaughterhouses of cattle; as they were always " between cow 34 casings; they were given the nickname of Girths.
guri: Guri is a deformation of the guarani " 34 ngiri; that means child or boy. Used in the North of Argentina, southern Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay with the same meaning.
ahijuna: Form small and incomplete to say " Ah, son of a great slut! ". This expression is used in the Argentine pampas. See rabbit.
lolas: Lunfardo is a way to call female breasts.
nefelibata: Name invented by Rabelais to a people who walked through the clouds. It is also a way to call the inhabitants of Nefelococcigia, the city built by Pistetero and Evelpides between the Earth and Olympus that prevented the passage of the offerings to the gods; as narrated in " 34 birds; by Aristophanes. In classical Greek, it unites the 957 words; 949; 966; 959; 962; ( nefos, " 34 cloud; ) with 946; 945; 953; 957; 969; ( baino, " walking " ).
favela: Informal and precarious urban settlement on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro.
fabela: fabela is incorrectly written, and should be written as "favela" being its meaning: It may be a typo by " 34 favela;
niñofobia: Etymological donkey, the prefix " or 2) or " does not exist in classical Greek, so it may not be a phobia name. 166;-/
aguantar gorra: In Argentina, it has two meanings. Cap makes a metonymic reference to the forces of order ( police, gendarmerie, militia ) and then " hold the CAP " resist or confront the authority is. On the other hand, in the soccer fields fans wear a cap with the colors of his team, which in many cases has the value of " 34 cloth; ( flag ) making it " hold Cap " It would be to support his team, resist in a clash with the rival supporters; something like " hold rags ".
uba: Symbol of the University of Buenos Aires, ( Argentina ).
tirar la talla: pull size is incorrectly written and it should be written as "throwing in the towel" being its meaning: It may be a typo by " throwing in the towel ".
escorpion: A spider that lives in almost all the planet, also called Scorpion. Its name comes from the latin scorpio, onis.
londonistan: Area of the city of London, mostly inhabited by Muslims. The name une 34 words; London " with the suffix " _stan " used as " 34 country; in the middle and far East ( for example in Pakistan or Afghanistan ) as a reference to Islam.
croto: In Buenos Aires lunfardo is a poorly dressed or extreme poverty. It comes from a municipal Ordinance during the administration of José Camilo Crotto in 1914, which allowed to imprison anyone who slept or wander through the streets. At the police station reflected it as " arrested by Ordinance Crotto " and then simply " Crotto ". Years later, as Governor of the province of Buenos Aires ( 1920 ) decided that pawns and 40 workers; people typically humble ) they will ride the wagons of freight trains instead of common cars, and other users began to call them " the Crotto " and " the 34 short;.
mariquita: Diminutive of Maria.
godzilla: Character of a series of films created in postwar Japan. It was a reptile contaminated by nuclear radiation that turned it into a giant animal. His original name is Gojira ( 12468; 12472; 12521; 34, ballena-gorila " ).
cono: The name of the patron saint of the quinieleros. San Cono de Teggiano was born in the 12th century dC. in Salerno, Italy.
frondoso prontuario: The phrase is used with some irony. Leafy means, literally, " 34 thick foliage; and applies to forests, forests, gardens, and plants in general. The record is primarily a criminal file, which keeps the justice with information about convictions and crimes committed by a criminal. Before the digitization of data, these bundles were written on sheets of paper, and as much as more crimes are committed. Making an analogy between the leaves of the plants and the folios of the folders, it is said that someone has a " leafy prontuario " When shown a prolific criminal career.