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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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  Value Position Position 1 1 Accepted meanings 35336 1 Obtained votes 722 1 Votes by meaning 0.02 3 Inquiries 1175956 1 Queries by meaning 33 3 Feed + Pdf

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tempero
  20

It is an inflection of tempering. Mean warm, vacation, travel to Earth warm, get away from the cold. In Colombia, it means to spend a season in hot Earth. Holiday in a warmer place than usual.

  
pipita
  21

It is a diminutive of pipe. The pipe is an element used for smoking tobacco sting. In Colombia we say pipe also to the belly. Tummy. Nickname that Gonzalo Gerardo Higuaín known Argentine naturalized French footballer, who plays for Juventus of Turin and the selection of Argentina.

  
pepita
  17

It is a diminutive of Pepa, which in turn is a familiar and colloquial way of calling a woman named Josefa (also tell hump or Chepita). Also means grain, seed, fruit hard. Gold granule.

  
tiritar
  23

It means shaking from the cold, suffering chills, shaking, shake, shudder, calofriar be, dentellear, chatter.

  
calosfrío
  10

In Colombia we say chills. Means sensations of heat and cold in a way alternative, typically is a symptom of influenza. Shaking, calofrio, Creeper, arrechucho, tremor, scrapie.

  
tiriquitos
  17

In Dominican it means annoyance, disgust, revulsion. Feeling of vomiting, gagging, nausea.

  
arrechucho
  22

In Colombia we say arrechucho or arrechuchos, then chills. Means sensations of heat and cold in a way alternative, typically is a symptom of influenza. Shaking, calofrio, Creeper, calosfrio, tremor, scrapie.

  
arrechuchar
  15

In Colombia it is shake by suffer chills. Means sensations of heat and cold in a way alternative, typically is a symptom of influenza. Shaking, calofrio, Creeper, arrechucho, tremor, scrapie. Some people use it as a synonym for push, throw, impel.

  
impeler
  37

In Colombia means give shoving, coiling, boost, throw, push, propel, launch, propel, run, force, force, incite.

  
empellar
  15

Mean jostling, pushing, impel, trampling, coil.

  
caletre
  16

It means judgement, discernment. It also means ability, talent, talent.

  
magín
  14

It is a name of Latin origin male means revered He that receiveth venias. As a noun means talent, imagination, ability, wit.

  
carcamal
  23

In Colombia, it is the same as Hulk. Hulk, something big and useless ("Grande and acabachiros"). Geezer, old, senile, decrepit, decayed, Ratchet, carranclon, old, stale.

  
disponer
  70

In Colombia, there is a synonym of place, sort, arrange, install, fix. It also means having available, prevent, prepare, ready, anticipate. Legal decree, order, send, require, decide, set, determine it is.

  
guarda
  43

It is an inflection of save. It means storing, saving, retain, treasure. It is also care for, protect, monitor, respect, comply with, obey. Guard, watchman, caretaker. Angel guard everyone. Guardian Angel.

  
guardia
  29

A person who cares, protects or monitors. Armed corps that protects a fortification or a character. Protective, caregiver, caretaker, watchman, saves.

  
percha
  38

In Colombia in a colloquial way, a very elegant, dress dress used in very special events. Fine clothes, costumes, elegant clothing. Costume. It is also a clothesline, site where hangs the clothes, coat hook, coat hanger, hanger, wardrobe.

  
pena
  40

Penalty or punishment imposed on a prisoner, so that you redeem your failure to society. Blushing, pain, distress, grief, sadness, sorrow, affliction, anxiety.

  
mordaz
  39

A person who acts with poignancy. In Colombia we use this term as a synonym for ironic, virulent, mocking, incisive, cruel, satirical, sarcastic, caustic, incisive, corrosive. Also harsh, acid.

  
pupusería
  15

It is a word that is used in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. It is the place where you make or sell pupusas, which are a kind of arepuelas or tortillas of corn or rice filled in many ways.

  




       


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