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Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez



Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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  Value Position Position 1 1 Accepted meanings 34852 1 Obtained votes 228 1 Votes by meaning 0.01 3 Inquiries 1037133 1 Queries by meaning 30 3 Feed + Pdf

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pogonofobia
  1

It is the annoyance or aversion to beards.

  
quilofagia
  2

It's the tendency to bite your lips.

  
nectarívoro
  2

It is the animal that feeds exclusively on nectar (flower honey).

  
fantasmar
  2

It can mean fantasizing, bragging, rambling. Fantasizing, dreaming. It also means wandering aimlessly and aimlessly.

  
uranofobia
  2

Irrational and unhealthy fear of heaven or paradise. Fear of going to heaven after death.

  
orejear
  2

It means eavesdropping on the conversations of others. It can also be grabbing by the ears or stroking them.

  
kimosabi
  2

It was Bull's way, calling him "The Lone Ranger." It means good friend or great friend.

  
aristopía
  2

It is the name of a novel by Castello Holford, which is considered the first alternate history novel in English.

  
tirantes
  2

It's the same as suspenders or chargers. They are elastic implements with darts at the ends, which are used to prevent the pants from falling out. Pull inflection, which means pull, pull, hold. That pull or that hold.

  
cucalon
  2

Cucalón is more suitable. It is a surname of Spanish origin. He is originally from Aragon. It's a way of calling the larger rook. which is a bird of the family Corrvidae (Corvus frugilegus). Big crow, big cucala or greater cucala .

  
cumbanchar
  2

It means to dance, to dance, to be very cheerful, to be merry. Rumbiar .

  
celebrar
  1

To commemorate with joy a special feast. It is a word used colloquially in Colombia, which means to be partying, foforro, festejo, pachanga, rumba, dance. Revelry.

  
parranda
  2

It is a word used colloquially in Colombia, which means party, foforro, festejo, pachanga, rumba, dance. Synonyms for revelry .

  
carnaval
  1

Celebrations that take place in many villages, where emphasis is given to native folklore and dance. Celebration, is a word used colloquially in Colombia, which means party, foforro, festejo, pachanga, rumba, dance. Synonyms for revelry

  
apoteósico
  1

That causes hilarity to everyone. It means that it causes apotheosis. That causes a lot of jubilation or enthusiasm. Dazzling, jubilant, spectacular, enthusiastic.

  
apoteosis
  1

It means to raise to the height of the gods. Jubilation, enthusiasm, celebration, frenzy, exaltation, delirium, exaltation.

  
¡ay!
  2

It is an interjection of pain. It can also mean distress, fright, panic, or startle.

  
celebración
  2

It means revelry, joy, joyful gathering of friends or family where there is food, dancing and liquor. Fun, rejoicing, partying.

  
xenófobo
  1

It means that he hates foreigners. That it has xenophobia.

  
gamez
  2

It is a surname of Spanish origin. Originally from Álava. According to some texts, it means "sons of Gamo", a common masculine name of the Middle Ages. If we take into account the Basque language (Basque), it means pastal, pasture.

  




       


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