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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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  Value Position Position 1 1 Accepted meanings 35132 1 Obtained votes 323 1 Votes by meaning 0.01 3 Inquiries 1136866 1 Queries by meaning 32 3 Feed + Pdf

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abadías
  53

It is the plural of Abbey. It is all convent or monastery Christian which is under the authority of an Abbot. Convent, monastery.

  
alconcile
  48

It is one of the common names of the artichoke, artichoke or artichoke - its scientific name is Cynara scolymus and belongs to the family Asteraceae is used in Andalusia.

  
agüero
  73

In Colombia, we use the Word as a synonym for belief, omen, omen, forecast, prophecy, premonition, prophecy, signal, prediction. A series of rites and Wiles which are made in order to supposedly attract fortune and well-being. Surname of a great Argentine footballer who plays striker at Manchester, nicknamed Kun.

  
vaho
  77

It is a kind of therapy that is made to clear the Airways, steam, mist. Steam expelled the bodies subject to the action of heat. Exhalation, mist, vapor, breath, fog, glow, emanation, vaharina, breath.

  
xocoyote
  102

It means younger son, Benjamin, cuba, sute. It is a word of Nahuatl origin, meaning son or daughter less, second season, last.

  
que es liwi
  78

In Spanish it is called BOLAS. It is a weapon used by Inca lkos consisting of a rope which has three divisions at the end and each one of them a metal sphere with which they whipped or beaten enemies.

  
llautu
  56

The correct term is Llawthu. It means turban made with woven ribbons and colors.

  
rio chico ñuñu
  60

Nunu in quechua language means mother, teta, breast, udder. Wilali.

  
pukuy
  45

It is the name of a sad song avecita also called snipe. It is the Thinocoridae family. It seems one ground Dove.

  
bonatú
  43

In Dominican Republic, it means that it fits all. It is a gallicism which is formed from the French phrase "Bon tous". Fabric very used by peasants who cut cane. Alistão. It is common for use close to the border with Haiti.

  
bonatú
  45

In Dominican Republic, it means that it fits all. It is a gallicism which is formed from the French phrase "Bon tous". Fabric very used by peasants who cut cane. Alistão. It is common for use close to the border with Haiti.

  
bonatú
  43

In Dominican Republic, it means that it fits all. It is a gallicism which is formed from the French phrase "Bon tous". Fabric very used by peasants who cut cane. Alistão. It is common for use close to the border with Haiti.

  
oscamente
  64

The correct term is Sullenly. Little nice and threatening treatment. Means way unfriendly, dry, intractable, unpleasant, sullen, unpleasant, vicious, rough, tova, frowning, or form threatening.

  
boqueburro
  54

It is a pejorative term to refer to a person ugly or unpleasant factions. In Colombia we say trompeburro, jeteburro. It also means big or outgoing jaw.

  
hoscamente
  71

It means with surly treatment manner or form very surly. To say that it is so unfriendly, intractable, dry, surly, rough, threatening, Stern, sullen, frowning,

  
bofeteo
  57

For the Puerto Rican is a contemptuous and mocking way of referring to the consumption of food, food, food, food. Intake. In Colombia with that intention is said tragantina, swallow.

  
bonche
  100

In Colombia it means fight, Brawl, rina, get, jaleo.

  
bombillo
  72

In Colombia means focus, light bulb. lamp, lamp, globe. Bulbs or lamps that provide light. Ignite the bulb is lit, have a great new idea. Thinking.

  
bofe
  60

In Colombia we say lights one of the viscera, specifically to the lung. Offal. In Mexico is synonymous with Boxer, Boxer, pugilist, fighter (with gloves). Cuba is unfriendly and impolite person.

  
bonané
  75

Gift, present, gift, Christmas bonus, pence. It is a Spanish way to say Bonne Année (in French happy new year). In Dominican Republic is a gift, usually given to children the first of January (new year). It was becoming tradition by emulation to a custom of Haiti.

  




       


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