Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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ayornarse: Another " aggiornare " ( 41 update;. Shuttle or ayiornarse is " " updated.
escabiar: Drink cheap wine, get drunk; by extension, take any alcoholic beverage. Is rioplatense lunfardo and originates in the voice, " 34 scabio; Italian jargon which means " came ".
impace: impace is incorrectly written, and should be written as "impasse" being its meaning: Surely refers to the word " 34 impasse;
cheta: The origin of the word " cheta " ( from which it derives the male " cheto " ) is pretty far-fetched. It says that who sends or directs or is the superior in some group is a " poronga " ( ghettoized Argentina " 34 phallus; ) because it must be who has it larger. This is extends to who belong to a class social or economic high, and to his wife, that making an analogy, is it called " concheta " ( " 34 shell; It is another Argentina " 34 vulva; ). But in general the cliche says that mandonea's wife and deals with itself, their clothes, their fashions, scrub their position to others; attitude that is associated to the word " concheta " then to its Apheresis " cheta " that more afternoon is masculinizó to " cheto " losing its sense original, which obviously not can be applied to a male.
zorete: Deformation of 34, zurrete 34, which is the derogatory form of " " it trashing, or excrement in one zurrada. ( See synonym ).
sorete: sorete is incorrectly written, and should be written as "zorete" as meaning: How to write " 34 zorete;. ( See synonym ).
pendejismo: It is a way between loving and insulting call to infantilism, since " pendejo " It is " child " or actually " puber " and is used by metonymy with the pubic hair appearing in the preadolescence. In some countries a call with " pendejo " ( " 34 child; or making things of 41 children; is an insult, for which " pendejismo " also should avoid it.
sapatras: sapatras is incorrectly written and should write is as "Princes" being its meaning: Surely a mistake of writing by " 34 satraps;. ( See synonym ).
obrero del lápiz: Form poetic's call to the writer professional. By extension, the designer, or the artist.
necrofano: necrofano is incorrectly written, and should be written as "necrofano" as meaning: From the Greek nu; Epsilon; Kappa; Rho; OMICRON; sigmaf; ( 41 nekros; which means, " died 34, " 34 body; and phi; Alpha; nu; OMICRON; sigmaf; ( fanos ) that is " brightness 34, " 34 lighting; It is used to appoint to the lighting of the dead, but not necessarily the souls nor with a sense of positive, since it appears more in Demonology.
mazoca: mazoca is incorrectly written, and should be written as "masoca" being its meaning: Way family of say " masochistic ".
masoquismo: It has its origin in the surname of the writer Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, who in his novel " The Venus of the skins " Describes in detail the paraphilia of Severin character who enjoyed to be humiliated by her lover Wanda dressed in leather or fur.
ta pa darle: Form reduced from " is to give you! ". Is concerned that a person brings enough merits to receive a benefit sexual.
bableta: Talkative in excess, that is goes in words and not make anything. Onomatopoeia, originated in the opener " bla-bla " ( talking without sense ).
hacerse un levante: The word "lift" is used as a synonym for "loving conquest". "A lift" is "conquer someone", usually in a casual way.
zorullo: Deformation of the word " zurrullo ". Comes from " trashing " It is a way to call defecation. " Zorullo " It is a friendly diminutive form to nominate excrement or feces. Derogatory forms are " zorete " or " zorongo ". All are of use family and offensive.
snob: It is an adjective created in monarchical societies where qualify as " s/nob " ( " without nobility " ) to those who were noble social circles usually by economic means without a title or family lineage. It comes from the contraction of the Latin phrase " sine nobilitate ".
nono: Familial form of call to the grandfather, especially if it is of Italian origin, where nonno has the same meaning and comes from the latin " nonnus,-i " ( " elder " ). The feminine is " 34 nona; ( lat; " nonna, - ae " ).
mina: It is a contraction of the word " menina ". Although there is in Galician, in South America became popular from the Portuguese of Brazil, where " menina " It has the same meaning: " " " girl girl 34, " 34 girl;. It is a very representative of Buenos Aires lunfardo Word, where at first it was derogatory and named women of low ilk, to then call it that any woman.
palurdo: It comes from the vulgar Italian " balurdo " that means " 34 fool;.