Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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chirriado: It's a squeaking inflection. It means producing a sharp and raucous noise, especially by friction or friction of two surfaces. In Bogota, it is a very cachaco term, meaning elegant, beautiful, optimal, wonderful, attractive, distinguished. It shows garbo and donaire.
pachuca: It is the name of a Mexican city of the State of Hidalgo. Football team from the same city. In Bogota, it is a cachaco term that means boring, fed up, jarta, tired, annoying, cloying.
alevoso: In Colombia means aggressive, high,high rise, unfair, traitor, unfaithful. Who acts with alevosía.
tuche: In the department of Santander, in Colombia means back, loin, tuntún.
touche: It's a Word of the French language and means playing.
nacido: It's a turning point of being born. Born. It means it sprouted, it germinated, it emerged, it came up. In Colombia it is another way to call a grain, suck or boil.
lechosa: In the Department of Santander and in Venezuela, it is another way to call the papaya. Plant and fruit of Carica papaia (or Carica papaya), family Caricaceae .
pirincho: It is one of the common names of a bird in Bolivia and Northern Argentina, It is also called cuckoo, pyririta, machilo, serere or guira. The scientific name is Guira guira, from the family Cuculidae.
despelucado: In Colombia it means with messy hair. With hair without straightening or combing. Disheveled.
serere: In Bolivia it is one of the common names given to a bird. It is also known as guira, cuckoo, mache, pyririte, pyrincho. Its scientific name is Guira guira and belongs to the family Cucullidae .
limar: It is an activity in which a file is used to scrape. It means raer, scrape, sand, polish, grind. Cosmetic activity consisting of using a file to fix your nails and a tool to polish the hooves of horses.
patulleo: It is an activity that is performed in the process of tanning skins or leathers. It consists of exposure to the action of tannins and involves the flipping of the skins.
lija: Cardboard paper that has bonded abrasive particles that allows it to be used for scratching, scraping, wareing, polishing, grinding. It is a lime inflection, which means raer, scrape, grind, polish. The abrasive material can be powdered glass, grinding, ground sand. There are also two kinds of sandpaper fish: one is a type of shark from the family Scyliorhinidae (also called red-painting) and another is that of some reef fish in the Family Monacantidae.
ñoqui: It's the same as gnocchi. It's a type of Italian pasta. It is made with potatoes, flour, egg, salt and ricotta cheese. In singular and in Italian, the word gnocco means ball, bun, ball, lump, hairy.
hackathón: Among hackers is a meeting of programmers whose objective is the collaborative development of software ( Informatics ). Hacker Marathon .
bletisama: It is a place-name used in scientific terms. It means native to Ledesma or related to Ledesma (Province of Salamanca, Spain). In Pre-German language means "the plain on high". This city was formerly called Bletisama, Bletisa or Letisa, after the Roman Consul, called Bletis.
abotinado: I mean, it's shaped like boot, boot or shoe.
cuy: It's another way to call cuiso, curí, guinea pig or guinea pig. The term is used in Colombia and Ecuador. The word is of Quechua origin. In Puerto Rico it is called g.i. and in Costa Rica quilo. Its scientific name is Cavia porcellus and belongs to the family Caviidae .
hámster: It is the name of a few small rodents of the family Cricetidae. They are widely used as pets and have the appearance of a slightly plump mouse. The word is of German origin.
zurrapelo: It means scolding, corrective, scaring.