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  Value Position Position 3 3 Accepted meanings 14462 3 Obtained votes 66 6 Votes by meaning 0 6 Inquiries 335304 4 Queries by meaning 23 6 Feed + Pdf

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aboceto
  13

I aboceto - refers to the expression: hagoun sketch of a work abocetovarias-artistic paintings in the collection of the Museum -

  
acantónoto
  9

((acantonoto - refers to: 1) leguminous plant - 2) Amphipod crustacean -

  
abocas
  11

You abocas - it refers to the expression: viertesla capacity of one container in another -

  
abiselábamos
  11

We abiselábamos - refers to the expression: cortabamosoblicuamente the edge of a surface -

  
abombaba
  15

It obtained - refers to the expression: was curved to one thing -

  
abetuné
  11

I abetuné - refers to the expression obsolete: cubricon bitumen any thing -

  
acántidos
  7

acantidos-belonging to Hemiptera losinsectos, small head, eyes few outgoing -

  
abrogáis
  9

You abrogáis - it refers to the expression: derogaisuna law or decree, in its entirety -

  
ácaco
  12

Acacus-concerns the mother of Hermes, according to Greek and Roman mythological traditions almarido - Acacus is the son of Lycaon and was the founder of the city of Acaecio, in Arcadia-

  
abrocharemos
  12

We abrocharemos - refers to the expression: pondremosbroches or buttons to something –

  
acantias
  13

acantias-owned algenero of insects, of the family of the acantidos-

  
abrís
  13

you open - it refers to the expression: moveisun mechanism to give way to a fluid with a duct -

  
abrillantáis
  10

You abrillantáis - it refers to the expression: otorgáis brightness to one thing -

  
acantas
  14

acantas-belonging to untipo or class of Siskin, common in warm areas-

  
abreviaréis
  8

You abreviaréis - it refers to the expression: reducireisla duration of one thing -

  
acapilláis
  18

You acapilláis - it refers to the expression: you grab, you longer, you aprehendéis someone or something -

  
abrigáis
  17

You abrigáis - it refers to the expression: cubrisa someone with a pledge to give heat -

  
abrevamos
  17

We abrevamos - refers to the expression: damosde drink to the cattle -

  
acantarado
  12

acantarado - refers to the expression: colloquially, stupid in superlative degree, be it person, act or action

  
abrazaremos
  21

We embrace - refers to the expression: rodearemoscon arms around someone or something -

  




       


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