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tortilla: Prepared food frying egg beaten with potatoes ( potatoes ) and that you may have added onion, cheese and ham.
tortilla: In slang, is called " 34 tortilla; a sexual relationship between women, and " 34 dykes; to those who practice it. As the word is too long, was popularly summarized as " cakes ". In Mexico and Central America, the tortilla is a cake or bread prepares slapping the dough again and again.
tortillera: Lunfardo is " lesbian 34. Although the source should not be rioplatense, since in that region is called tortilla to a food fried and scrambled. On the other hand, in Central America and Mexico tortilla is a cake of maize being prepared slapping the dough repeatedly, which could create the analogy with the sexual practice among women.
tortis: Form loving call in lunfardo lesbians ( " 34 cakes; or " 34 dykes; ).
genuflexo: Derived from Latin, meaning literally " 34 bent knees. That it is piling before someone in submission.
talero: Argentina calls Thaler a rebenque or strip of leather with handle a short whip for fuelling the horse or as occasional weapon.
tofe: Tofé ( " English Toffee " pr. '' tofi '' ) It is a sweet candy butter cream.
eta: ETA stands for Euskadi Ta Askatasuna, organization, terrorist of Basque origin.
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.