Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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ocreas: Plural of obelia . In Botany, pair of annular-shaped stipules that cover the knots at one end of a stem. They are characteristics of the plants of the family Polygonaceae.
meñique: Name of the fifth finger of the hand. Small finger name of the hand. Small, minimal.
índice: Name of the second finger of the hand. Finger of the hand that remains between the thumb and the heart finger. It is also a list that neatly relates chapters, articles, themes of a book or text. Compendium , Summary , Displays , Catalog , Inventory , List .
pólice: It's another way to call the big finger or thumb.
pólux: In Greek mythology it is the name of Castor's twin brother. They were sons of Zeus and Leda. He was the brother of Helen of Troy and Clitemnestra. It was also called Polideuces or Polideuco (which means very sweet). Name of a shining star from the Constellation of Gemini.
enchumbar: In Colombia, it can mean catching or saturating water or fat. It can also mean that a fruit stays hard, does not mature properly and lacks natural sweetness. Enchumbarse. Harden, do not soften, do not mature.
liminal: It means it's within normal limits of perception. That is understandable, parsable, acceptable or not, consciously. Conscience. Therefore, subliminal, means that it is below that limit, that it is done or said not to be sufficiently analyzed and not resorted to agency. It is not consciously analyzed,
arepa: It's a bunch of cooked corn. It comes in many presentations and is found in almost every latin American country. There are simple and stuffed. In Colombia the word alone, can mean stroke of luck, fortune, chance, chimba, chiripa. Arepazo, chiripazo, chimbazo. As an adjective it can mean flat, crushed. Plasta. It is also a vulgar way of referring to the female sex organ.
rompecráneos: It means hard to understand or decipher, which requires using intelligence, puzzles. Name of a hobby magazine.
corchar: In Colombia it means asking something to another that cannot answer or does not know the answer, slash. Leave mute or shapeless answer. Ask something you don't know the answer about. Out-of-context or topic question.
albedrío: It is the ability or power of every person to choose or choose freely. It means power, win, will, desire, choice, arbitration.
injerencista: Person, politician or system of government that is intersteted on matters that do not belong to you. That intervenes in facts that are their own to another. Interventional. Who participates or intervenes in something that is none of your business. Meddling.
nubes noctilucientes: It means clouds that shine at night. They are clouds that reflect light rays at night.
sabaneta: Diminutive and derogatory savannah. Small-extension sheet . In Colombia it is the name of a municipality that belongs to the Department of Antioquia. It is the smallest municipality in Colombia and is conurbado with Envigado.
clarín: It is the name of a wind musical instrument, similar to the trumpet. The musician who plays it is also given the same name. It is smaller than the trumpet and has no keys. Its sound is sharper. Name of a Buenos Aires newspaper.
pontífice: In the Catholic Church is a title given to Bishops or Archbishops of a Diocese. By logic to the Bishop of Rome. The Pope is also called Supreme Pontiff.
melpómene: It is the name of one of the muses of the theater, in Ancient Greece. His name means "The Melodious." It's also the name of an asteroid. In Botany it is the name of a genus of ferns that belongs to the family Polypodiaceae. In Zoology, it is also the name of a genus of venomous spiders, in the family Agelenidae.
chulería: It can mean beauty, beauty. Group of beautiful women, cute women.
garnufla: In Colombia means ordinary, coarse, rude person and bad manners. Soez, vulgar.
arrechisimo: The correct term is very snatched, with tilde. In Colombia and especially in the Department of Santander means very difficult, very complicated. It causes a lot of work.