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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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chicotillo
  32

It is a strip of leather with knots, also called whips, whips, cowhides perreros or waistbands in Colombia. The term chicotillo is most commonly used in countries such as Peru and Bolivia. It is widely used for easing the passage of horses and pay threaten some animals.

  
ebullir
  30

This is one of the words that have several meanings. With the forgiveness of Ines, eggs cannot be ebullir, because they do not vaporize as it says in your example. It comes from the latin Bullire. Let's see the main: enter boiling point is to produce bubbles of steam by heat 40 action; that is boiled ) Shake with quick movements like water boiling ( for one thing, ) Shake and produce flutter when referring to groups of people or animals; Move, when it's relationship to one that is not still nowhere and walk frantically; give signs of vine; For things of a same nature does occur with frequency and activity. Shake, move, want of passionate way. In physics is the vaporization of a liquid mass produced by the action of the heat that is produced by balancing the steam pressure with the external pressure that acts on the free surface of the liquid ( 41 vessel wall. Generate steam.

  
color bronce
  26

Color industrially obtained by combining copper and Tin. Tanning. Coppery, reddish in colour. Glowing. Blushed.

  
fafero
  23

It is a term used in Guatemala and El Salvador and makes reference to corrupt or sobornables journalists who broadcast news or publications circumvented or skewed, according to an economic compensation, manipulating the essence of the story according to the convenience of who pays. With low credibility.

  
zarpatra o sarpatra
  51

Both words are incorrect both in its structure and spelling. The right thing is satrap, that means a Governor in a province of ancient Persia, who called satrapies.

  
permee
  28

permeate is incorrectly written and it should be written as "Permeé." being its meaning: Inflection, conjugation permeate ( Past simple ). It means to penetrate a body or transfer it with a liquid. Penetrate or to introduce an idea or doctrine to others. Wet, soak, percolation.

  
marramucias
  27

marramucias is incorrectly written and should be written as "Marramucias or marramuncias" being its meaning: Marramucias ( or marramuncias ) It is a word used in Colombia and Venezuela, which means to make a profit by means of cunning, tricks, traps, deceptions and scams. Scams.

  
sicosiado
  256

You can write Psicosiado or sicosiado. Used in Colombia and Chile's most common way and to say obsessed, sugestionado, paranoid. distressed. Victim of a psychosis or an obsession, which is an obsession is a mental illness, it is a psychic disturbance produced by a fixed idea, which assails the mind with stubborn persistence. The obsession has multiple facets of expression.

  
prediccion de males o desdichas sin fundamento
  23

That is the definition of to predict, establish omens. It is also what makes a 40 sorcery; Fake characters claiming to predict the future and their victims in general are ignorant people ).

  
impace
  42

impace is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Impasse" being its meaning: Impasse is a synonym of setback, deadlock, dead end output, hurdle, difficulty. A word of French origin is that is a gallicism, but it is already accepted by the RAE.

  
calavera de alfeñique
  25

Grim reaper or skull ( Human skull ) formed with bars twisted and stretched from sweet or ( 41 Marshmallow Fondant; especially for the day of Saints departed and be placed with other present on visits to their graves. Sweet and delicate person. squeamishness or composure.

  
honrarme
  28

Respect me myself, me, ennoble, ensalsarme, worship me, worship me, praise me. Establish or prove that I deserve to Excel above others in topic. Dame merits.

  
ayornarse
  61

Improve the presentation to be admired. Adorn themselves embarrassing is, emperifollarse, preening, grooming, wearing one's adornment, garnish is, consist, decorate, beautify is.

  
chiquitera
  29

Chiquitera, is a collection of jokes or humorous stories told by the character of La Chiqui or Joselo, whose real name is Jose Laureano mountain Cataño, artist costeño based in Barranquilla, ( Colombia )

  
salmodio
  22

Song monotonous and without grace given by religious and parishioners to praise God. It is typical of many religions such as Christians, Jews or Muslims. The songs are usually Psalms or verses from the Torah and the Koran. RELIGION Salmear, sing or pray Psalms or praises to God.

  
transpicacion
  23

transpicacion is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Sweating" being its meaning: I think that they wanted to tell perspiration. If so it means: action of perspiration. Clear fluid producing glands that are in the skin and that is expelled through it

  
que significa chirisiqui
  86

It means naked child in quechua. " Chiri " It is cold and " siqui " It's buttock, tail, tail gluto, poto. Colloquially in Colombia we say, I'm as the tail of the baby Jesus or chirisiqui, to denote that we are without money, we also say I'm not a rucano. Bare.

  
blasphemed
  25

blasphemed is incorrectly written and it should be written as "Blasphemed" being its meaning: This word is not the Spanish language but English and means blasphemed. Action of blasphemy, committing sacrilege.

  
vena necrosada
  30

Vein that it acquires color black or dark, due to the death of some cellular elements in its interior. It can be temporary if it is product of a blood or permanent infiltration if varicose veins product.

  
kener
  34

It is a variant of Kenneth. Kener or Kenner is of Gaelic origin and means well seated, well positioned, accommodated. Located on a throne.

  




       


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