Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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espiche: In Colombia it is an inflection of splice, which has several meanings. It means press, compress, crush. In Bogota it is also used to say leave, retire, get away. It can also mean pricking, puncturing, itching, wounding or touching with something pointed or dying, dying, fenscer, expiring.
barsucho: Derogatory bar, small bar and low quality or elegance. Bar where bandits or hamburgers meet.
diñar: It means giving, delivering, giving, giving, giving. It can also mean dying, dying, expiring, pretending, ending. There is another meaning used and it is as a synonym for lying, fooling, deceiving, mocking, mocking.
alevín alevino: They are terms used to refer to a small or newborn fish. Small fish larva.
sopotudo: In the peasant regions of Colombia is a term used to mean soup or colada appearance. It means dense, thick, concentrated, bushy.
irreflexiblemente: It means unthinkingly, without reflection or analysis. No study or caution. In a hasty or impulsive way.
boludear: It means wandering, wandering, doing nothing, wasting time. Haraganear, perish, slop.
arapaima: It's another name of the pirarucú or paiche. It is a giant fish from the Amazon basin and of rare appearance (prehistoric appearance). It is also called arawana. Fossils dating from the Miocene have been found in Colombia. Name of a genus of species, consisting of 4 species and belonging to the family Arapaimidae. There are 4 species in South America: Arapaima agassizzi , Arapaima gigas , Arapaima leptosoma and Arapaima mapae .
hampón: In Colombia it means criminal, person who belongs to the underworld. Scoundrel, rascal, evildoer, eviler, outlaw.
hispalo: It was the name of a mythological character, son of Hercules and father of Hispan. He is credited with founding Hispalis, which is now known as Seville (Spain). It is also another name given to the Guadalquivir River.
sevillano: It means Hispalense, a person born or originally from Seville (Spain). Resident or related to Seville.
pochoclo: In Colombia we call them crisps and in English it is pop-corn (corn exploded or roasted). The term pochoclo is the form used in Argentina to refer to crisps or popcorn, which was popularized following a bad translation of pop-corn as pop-choclo (being choclo, tender corn, so the translation in that case would be tender corn toteated or sour corn, which is not true. They're the same popcorn, pirate corn or popcorn. In other countries are called millo, corn rositas, pururú, pop, canchita, canguil, pororó, cotufas, chickens, poporopos, chivitas, corn goats, tote corn, pipocas, rosettes, roses, threads, tostones, or cocalecas.
reuza: It can be an error when querying by reuse, from the verb reuse which means to reuse, reuse, use again. REUZA, so with z, is in Chile an organization or recycling center, which also sells or trades natural organic products of various types.
ponerse alguien los pantalones: In Colombia it means to have character, impose authority, know how to command, to govern.
burrito sabanero: In Colombia and Venezuela it is the name of a Christmas Song. The full name is "Mi Burrito Sabanero" and is composition of Hugo Blanco, Venezuelan. It refers to a small burrito that trots down the savannah or the plain.
pantalón: It is a garment that covers both legs separately from the waist. It was initially only used by males, but is currently commonly used by men and women of all ages. Long panties. They can be very long or very short, so they can reach only the groin (mini shorts or shorts), the thigh (pantalonets), the knee ( bermuda), the rings (fishermen or pirates) or up to the ankle (pants). Men's are characterized by a fly. Those worn by women are also called slaks.
sachapera: It is the name of an Argentine folk song composed by Saúl Belindo Carabajal, better known as Cuti Carabajal who perform Los Manseros Santiagueños. Sachapera is a wild fruit resembling a pear and is very sweet.
terlenka: It is the patented name of a synthetic textile fiber. This name was widely used in Spain, Colombia and the Netherlands. Nylon rope of 3 and 6 braided capes. Nylon or Polyester cord designed for craftsmanship, leather goods and footwear, great strength and durability.
sabagastera: It is the gentility of those born in the city of Sabagasta, Santiago del Estero, Argentina. A deal, resident or related to Sabagasta, Argentine city.
churito: You mean friendly, friendly, nice, affectionate, beautiful, tender, sweet. Affectionate way of calling the loved one in some provinces of northern Argentina (Salta, Santiago del Estero).