Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

jarillla

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JARILLA Larrea nitida Chilean medicinal plant for external and internal use that silk from the Coquimbo region to the south, to the Metropolitan Region. Externally, their cooked leaves are used to wash sores and wounds. Internally for various conditions. It is hemenágoga, balsamic, infringing and exciting. Heals stomach conditions.

  

veleidades

  44

Plural VELEITIES of Capricho veleity, vanos tastes

  

güallo

  62

The correct way to write this word is GUAYO nickname given to the Eduardos. In Puerto Rico : Rallo , kitchen utensil .

  

ñaguara

  49

NAGUARA ( and not AGUARA ) Ver naguara . In Venezuela : A parrot-like bird comes from NAGUA that was only seen in the city of Barquisimeto, Venezuela, but which was extinct. Naguara that gave as something incredible in the state of Lara, but is also heard in Maracay and Valencia.

  

postiguillos

  28

POSTIGUILLOS, small POSTIGO Small door that are in a window or shutter

  

cone

  28

CONE In Chile : National Specialty COncours for physicians . CON is the nephew of the comic character Condorito

  

retarado

  34

RETAMED Very stupid, retarded, total idiot

  

palma de seje

  57

PALMA DE SEJE Oenucarpus Bataua from Greek oinos, wine and carpos, fruit. Palm of the most common, from which is extracted an oil called Ungurahua that is used as a hair regenerator. Also a very nutritious oil for human consumption. In Colombia : Material with which handicrafts are made in the municipality of Ayapel : baskets, mouth covers, trays, furniture and lots of craftsmanship.

  

sexoadicto

  66

SEXADDICT Person who likes to have unlimited sex, as often as possible.

  

maduros

  36

MADUROS plural de MADURO

  

pedarquia

  58

PEDARQUIA Children's Government .

  

fábulas

  34

FABLES of F-BULA Literary work of little extent in which, usually with humanized animals, a moral or moral teaching is given. . Specially built for children.

  

facilismo

  11

FACILISMO In Argentina, Uruguay , Colombia , Cuba , Venezuela , Ecuador , Honduras and Peru : Trend or doctrine of pretending to do or achieve something without further effort.

  

la palabra peimitiva que corresponde a escolar es

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THE WORD PRIMITIVA THAT CORRESPONDS TO SCHOOL The treatment of the origin of words is called etymology The etymology of schoolchildren is from the Greek SCHOLARIS meaning of the school. Its components are SHOLA which means school, lesson and AR ending meaning belonging, relative to, relationship.

  

voces cristalinas

  31

CRYSTALLINE VOICES Allegory to more easily imply that the voices spoken of have a tone similar to that of the blow to the glass; sharp, high, sharp.

  

chunche

  62

CHUNCHE In Nicaragua and Costa Rica, Guatemala, Mexico, El Salvador : ubiquitous word, indefinite multiple use, to name anything, object, artifact, person, situation, body or part of it. In Argentina : penis In Colombia : smell of a person . In Ecuador piece of cloth sewn in the form of an elasticated ring, which women use to take their hair. Also grains that come out throughout the body, mangy. In Chile the word thing, cooso , question , custión , weá , wueá is used. In Venezuela sheath is used

  

dar conferencias

  33

GIVE CONFERENCES Make speaker in front of a large audience.

  

sacabico

  21

SACBIC 1. Lagoon in Costa Rica in Bratsi District, Canton Talamanca, Province of Limón. It is located in the Pacific Friendship Conservation Area, 2. Tool to remove the nozzle from the injector from an engine. It comes from bico, nozzle, slob, beak.

  

cajetuda

  32

CAJETUDA In Argentina and Uruguay Vulgarism by vulva or large dew, woman with a large vulva . Figuratively, wicked and cruel woman

  

que es un dialogo

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DIALOGo dialog is the first person of the present indicative of DIALOGAR to converse between two people. DIALOGUE, which is what you wanted to ask, is a conversation between two. MONOLOG IS a SOLILOQUIO or speak alone. Dialogue is between two, CHARLA or TERTULIA is between several.

  

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