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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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  Value Position Position 1 1 Accepted meanings 35143 1 Obtained votes 324 1 Votes by meaning 0.01 3 Inquiries 1139716 1 Queries by meaning 32 3 Feed + Pdf

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ópera
  36

A play in which artists sing their parliaments, accompanied by an orchestra. It means musical work. Dramatic and musical composition in which his dialogues are sung and staged, with accompaniment of an orchestra.

  
ruperto
  23

It is a male name of German origin. It means famous, the one with a reputation.

  
socola
  36

It is the name of an agricultural and forestry activity consisting of removing undesirable plant material in a crop. Weed, weeding or weeding.

  
laudista
  31

Musician specialized in playing heu. Lutu interpreter.

  
acripenne
  18

In Biology and Ornithology it is a term to designate birds that have pointed feathers. Feathers that end in tip.

  
colores primarios
  33

They are the basic colors, which do not result from combinations. They're yellow. blue and red.

  
alcabala
  26

It was an ancient tax from the time of the Colony. In Venezuela it is synonymous with retainer, toll, checkpoint.

  
alboroto
  39

In Colombia it means screaming, bustle, disorder, chaos, shuddling, noise, scandal. Hullabaloo. It can also mean joy, riot or mutiny.

  
albuginitis
  23

It is a term used in Medicine. It means inflammation of the tissue, inflammation of the tunic albuginea or the tissue that surrounds the testicles.

  
alburno
  27

It is one of the common names of a cypress fish (from the carp family) of continental freshwater. Its scientific name is Alburnus alburnus and belongs to the family Cyprinidae . It is found much at the mouths of the rivers. In Botany or Forest Sciences, it is the new or soft part of a trunk. It is the whitest part (that means the latin term) and the outermost. It is also called albura. They are the outer and youngest rings of the trunk of a tree. By it are carried the nutrients and sap to the daughters. The central or oldest part of the trunk is called duramen, it is the hardest wood.

  
alcaest
  33

Alcaest or alkahest, was the name of a hypothetical universal solvent according to alchemists.

  
albesia
  26

It was the name of an ancient leather shield, adarga, bracelet or broquel used by warriors in ancient times. Aegis, pavé.

  
albotai
  33

It was the ancient name of the pine turpentine. It was also called the Hungarian button or balm.

  
alburlah
  37

It is the name of a grape variety native to the Crimean Peninsula and special for making quality wines.

  
huasamandrapa
  36

Guasmandrapa is also used. In Peru and some parts of Ecuador and in a vulgar way, it means penis, male sex organ. On colombia's Atlantic Coast and in the same vulgar way, guasamayeta or mondá are used.

  
groserías
  58

Plural of rudeness. In Colombia it means profanity, vulgar terms, wrongful, insults, swearing, vulgarities. It can also mean inaccuracies, neglects, rudenesses, ordinaries, stubbornness.

  
verífico
  13

I think there's a tilde left in verific or they ask for true. In the latter case, true means that it is true, it is true, it is true, confirmed. But you may be asking for verifiable, which is the case I say would not carry tilde. If so, it is a turning point to verify that it means to test or check that something that was doubted, whether it is true or true ( true).

  
charembas
  29

Plural of charemba . It is the name of a plant and its fruits. In Mexico it is another way of calling sour capulins. It also receives many other names, such as : maroon grapes, pozocillos , chagalopolis , querembes , yagalán colorado , ingaloan , laurel , pigeon feet. Its scientific name is Ardisia compressa and belongs to the family Myrsinaceae.

  
oplomanía
  22

It's the obsession with collecting weapons, especially if they're old.

  
anemofilia
  48

I would literally want to say love for the wind, predilection for air. In fact, in Botany, it is a quality of some seeds (which we call anemophiles), which by the effects of evolution, have been developed in such a way that they are allowed to spread by the wind with great ease. Many of them, have appearances of propellers (for example in the case of the chicalá tree) or in other cases they are very light hair balloons (dandelion). Obviously the plants with this kind of seeds spread very easily.

  




       


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