Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

ebullendo

  28

EBULLENDO gerund of the verb EBULLIR , reach the temperature of a liquid to the point of evaporation .

  

necedades

  44

FOOLISHNESS used in the plural : nonsense, leseras

  

bonete de cura

  54

CURE BONNET vulgarism by MITRA

  

ecofeminista

  39

ECOFEMINIST person who subscribes to the objectives of ECOFEMINISM, a social movement that supports the existence of deep links between the subordination of women and the destructive exploitation of nature, and whose objective is to achieve justice, that is, equality or superiority for women over men and transform the human relationship with other living beings and nature.

  

neocotinoide

  40

NEOCOTINOID error by NEONICOTINOID

  

volposados

  35

VOLPOSADOS does not exist in Spanish. derives from the Catalan VOL POSAR, 'want to place', 'want to propose' would be synonymous with proposed

  

cromaticidad

  31

CHROMATICITY specification of color quality, color graduation. There is a theory that distinguishes 3 dimensions of color, one of chromaticity and two of luminance

  

antonimo de bullante

  28

ANTONIMO DE BULLANTE error by ANTÓNIMO DE BULLENTE

  

antónimo de bullente

  41

ANTONYM OF BULLENTE silent, quiet, calm, calm. With a lot of bulla it is said BULLENTE and not BULLANTE

  

licenciosos

  50

LICENTIOUS pl . of LICENTIOUS, vicious, who gives himself licenses, of low morals

  

servicio digital

  33

DIGITAL SERVICE attention to users or customers through networks or cell phones.

  

panchama

  46

PANCHAMA [For the third time I define this term in a month]. In Bolivia : Contraction of PAN CHAMA; bread made from whole wheat flour (called chamillo) and white wheat flour. Bread was a Swiss invention of 8000 years ago and was made with whole wheat flour, because white flour (refined) only exists since the nineteenth century, There are typical Bolivian recipes of chama bread originating from the municipality of Vallegrande, in Santa Cruz.

  

cofre del tesoro

  46

TREASURE CHEST Supposedly corsairs and pirates hid the proceeds of their looting and misdeeds in trunks that they buried on lonely islands. Over time many tales and myths about treasure chests were created.

  

resongón

  60

RESONGÓN error by REZONGÓN , person who complains a lot

  

estravagante

  38

SHOCKING SPELLING ERROR BY EXTRAVAGANT

  

subliteratura

  35

SUBLITERATURE books of low literary quality, which contribute little or nothing to culture.

  

mentira emotiva

  39

EMOTIVE LIE is a falsehood that has a character or intent to touch the fibers of another(s). For example, the employee who warns that he must go south to bury his parents who died in an accident, only to get a juicy collection of hundreds of co-workers, and spend a week at the beach in luxury.

  

antiperiodismo

  115

ANTI-JOURNALISM publication whose primary objective is not to inform, but rather to attempt other immoral or unethical objectives, such as, ideologically directing, deceptively orienting towards a trademark, or pretending personal benefits (economic, labor, social).

  

chicharritas

  43

CHICHARRITAS 1 . supporters of Chicharro. 2 . Followers of José López Chicharro and his Clinical Exercise Physiology. 3 . People who are fans of horse mackerel, also called chicharro (trachurus trachurus). 4 . In Spain: Stock market speculators A chicharro, in Spanish stock market slang, is a security with a low capitalization and a very high risk. It comes from horse mackerel or chicharro, cheap fish supposedly consumed by the lower classes. They are very speculative investments because they suffer large oscillations in their price. They are easily manipulated, and victims of rumors.

  

konny

  46

KONNY is a baby sling, made of antibacterial fabric, ultra-resistant fiber, and ergonomic support for healthy hips, great safety.

  

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