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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 1136981 1 Queries by meaning 32 3 Feed + Pdf

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peo
  43

In Colombia, on the Atlantic Coast means mess, mess, get, rina, fight, scandal, problem.

  
amarilla
  30

It means pale, jipata, colorless, amber, hut, blonde, Golden, Golden, gualda, likens. Warning card.

  
om
  21

OM is one of the holiest mantras of Hinduism and Buddhism. Invocation to the higher self.

  
bollo
  54

In Colombia is a jumble of cassava. It is also used to say that it is beautiful. Fecal sample.

  
victoria principal
  18

principal Victoria is incorrectly written and should be written as "40 main victory; Name own ). "being its meaning:" The correct term is Victoria Principal. It is the name of a film actress who acted in the Dallas series. His full name is victory main beef and is of Filipino descent. He was born in Japan and has American citizenship.

  
que significa nanita
  42

It is the diminutive form of Nana. It means baby nanny, nanny. In Colombia, especially in Norte de Santander is a form of call Granny, they also say nonita. Caregiver, nurse, nurse, nurse, Kangaroo, chacha, maiden. Lullaby song.

  
a capa y espada
  14

Defend with much determination and vehemence.

  
canela
  32

Beautiful skin color. Moreno clear. Natural tanning skin. Obtained from the bark of the tree of Canelo 40 spice; Cinnamomum verum in the family Lauraceae ).

  
pichicatero
  23

Colombia wants to tell measured, had, stingy, miserly, apprehension, ruin, miserable, roñoso, sordid.

  
cruceta
  17

In Colombia is a tool in the form of a cross to remove nuts. Mechanical device to remove the lateral pressure on the piston of an engine. Place combining Stringer or horizontal and a vertical in an arc of football. Post cross for power lines.

  
acamaya
  19

Acamaya is a common name given in Mexico to Prieto shrimp or shrimp River. Its scientific name is Macrobrachium acanthurus is the family Palaemonidae. Also called water shrimp Dilce and can reproduce in ponds.

  
chilindrina
  46

chilindrina is incorrectly written and should be written as "Chilindrina ( is 41 name;." being its meaning: Chilindrina is a character from the comedy of the Guy from the eight, starring María Antonieta de las Nieves. Freckled and sweet bread for the pints of cinnamon and brown sugar.

  
churrasco
  22

Argentine dish consisting of a post of roast beef to grilled. The steak is of Iberian origin.

  
campear el temporal
  21

The right thing is " Weather the storm ". Weather the storm is face and overcome difficult moments. It means to withstand, resist, withstand, sort, keep.

  
águilas
  17

It is the plural of Eagle. In the game of golf are holes that take the ball in two strokes under the par. Birds of prey of great vision and rapid flight. It is the symbol of the Majesty, power and victory. They are in the family Accipitridae.

  
cuacamojtli
  18

It is a plant and its tuber, also called guacamotle, huacamotle, cassava, tapioca, cassava, cassava or Yucca. Its scientific name is Manihot esculenta and the Family Euphorbiaceae. It is one of the staples of our indigenous people.

  
clausuró
  16

It is a turning point for closing. It means end, finish, close, conclude, finish, suspend, prohibit, abolish, disable, cancel.

  
acalotes
  17

It is a name given in Mexico to a Plover-like waders. Path that is cleared in the reeds and aquatic plants to allow the passage of canoes. In language Nahuatl Acalotl means pond.

  
enorgullecerse
  47

Filled with pride. Mean boast, boast, boast, emblazon, bragging, rejoice.

  
camba perro
  33

In Bolivia called Camba someone originally from the eastern plains of the country. CAMBA is a Ranger Bolivian and indigenous, humorist.

  




       


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