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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 1130021 1 Queries by meaning 32 3 Feed + Pdf

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puyar el burro
  20

it is a very colloquial expression of the Colombian Atlantic Coast and means to leave, to walk away, to evade an embarrassing situation. Retire.

  
puyar
  15

In Colombia it means chuzar, hurting with something very pointed. Chop, sting. Attack or injure with a puya or squea.

  
zocato
  41

On the Colombian Atlantic Coast means old, cold and bad-tasting food. Past, damaged, altered. Which is not fresh. It is also a way of saying left-handed (person who preferably uses the left hand or leg)

  
sopenca
  56

It means stupid, silly, dumb, ignorant, stupid, silly. It is also valid zopenca .

  
abejorreo
  8

Noise caused by bumblebees or bees when flying. Hum. In Colombia colloquially means flirting, speaking in the ear to a woman trying to conquer her. Courtship.

  
abejorrear
  12

In the country region of Colombia is speaking in the ear to a woman trying to conquer her. Flirt, gallant, woo. Art of flirting and gallantry.

  
acolitar
  17

In Colombia it means pimping, tolerating, allowing, covering up. It's as an accomplice or a sidekick.

  
compinche
  41

It means person who accompanies another in his actions. Accomplice. It can also be considered as synonymous with companion, friend.

  
cómplice
  28

Person who accompanies another in his actions or activities in solidarity. Companion, companion, friend, comrade, sidekick.

  
acuerpado
  21

In Colombia it means strong, muscular. It has large body and developed muscles. Strong.

  
fortachón
  44

In Colombia means strong, strong, muscular, vigorous. That has strength or vigour.

  
afugia
  9

It means sorrow, badness, distress, distress, despair, anxiety. Feeling that affects the spirit.

  
atronado
  41

In Colombia and especially in the Anti-Ooquen region means atulado, dumb, silly, clumsy, lerdo, appealing. He doesn't think to act. who doesn't reason, doesn't think.

  
atronamiento
  19

He wants to say nonsense, silly, silly. Action that is performed without thinking or reasoning. Stun, carelessness. Work of the thundering.

  
avispado
  50

In Colombia and especially in the anti-ooqueña region means smart, awake, daring, advantaged. Clever, shrewd.

  
mamón
  45

In Colombia it means very restless, tired. It causes fatigue, exhausting or annoying too much, uncomfortable, annoying. Fastidious.

  
matarife
  55

In Colombia he is the person who is in charge of the slaughter of animals to highlight them. It's also the one who sells meat. Butcher.

  
sinónimo de fama
  53

They can be recognition, reputation, renown, prestige, popularity. In Colombia it is also synonymous butchery (meat expending).

  
avispada
  28

In Antioquia and the Coffee Axis, in Colombia, you mean smart, cunning, shrewd, advantageous, alive, awake. Woman of a lot of mental agility. .

  
echar laña al fuego
  11

In Colombia it is a colloquial expression that means incite, encourage, shake, atizar. Encouraging someone to continue to do something.

  




       


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