Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

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pulgarejo: PULGAREJO It is a small cut of meat that is usually called fine entails. In a 300 kilo animal produces a piece of no more than a kilo and a half.
agilado: AGILADO In Chile is to be very gil, tontitito . They tell me frequently, when I turn U-turn on an avenue, or I turn where it is forbidden. It is synonymous with aweonado (weon)
chatel: CHATEL Does not exist as a term. Maybe it meant CHALET
grabado en fondo grabado en hueco: RECORDED IN GRAGRABADO Printing procedure using plates or cylinders engraved in hollow . It's also called bas-relief.
plumas kaqchiquel: PLUMAS KAQCHIKEL kaqchiquel is a Mayan (or Mayan) language, of the quiche group, spoken in Mesoamerica, especially in Guatemala, Belize and Southern Mexico. Pen is synonymous with writer, then the expression means writers in the Kaqchiquel language.
flancito: FLANCITO Tiny FLAN 1 . Stupid person, who up. 2 . Drug
flan: FLAN Drug
haberlo pensado mejor: (FROM , DEBERIA ) I'VE THOUGHT BETTER. Expression that acknowledges having made a mistake in acting or in a decision.
puaf!: Oh, puAF! Interjection denoting disgust, displeasure.
hacerse alguien algo humo: MAKE SOMEONE SMOKE Vanish, disappear
jairanha: JAIRANHA Contraction of the names Jair and Ana . See JAIRANHA
internalizarse: INTERNALIZARSE , reflective form of the verb INTERNALIZAR
internalizar: INTERNALIZAR Incorporate a phenomenon into the economy.
guapísima: GUAPÍSIMO , To the said of a woman : Very beautiful person, sensual, attractive. Woman who enters an enclosure and melts all the men of the place with wishes. Said of a man : Very manly and attractive person. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions may be of eating it, beautiful, matador
bredos: BREDOS, bred plural. Portuguese word meaning bledo . See BLEDO
bledo: BLEDO In Chile, something that has no value or importance. It comes from bledo, a quenopodiaceous plant with red flowers and violet variations, which look like a long stem with lots of balls grouped in rows and growing wildly like weeds. Hence the saying "I don't give a damn", meaning "I couldn't care less" or, stronger, "I brush my teeth with your explanation", "I put it where the sun never illuminates". Bledo is synonymous with amarantus, from the Greek Amarathos meaning a- sin and -withered marathos.
chuletona: CHULETONA In Chile is a fat, guaton woman. The chop is the rib of the animal, beef, pig or equine, but is commonly used for pigs. Wide hips and very fat.
tambor popocotle: TAMBOR POPOCOTLE In Mexico, nahuatl popocotl , name given to laurel (Chile ). savana laurel ( Honduras ) ; female laurel, l. anthill ( Nicaragua ) ; pink poma ( Belize ) ; (Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico) ; caparó , guacimilla (Dominican Republic) ; garlic tree (Peru), baria ( Cuba), louro amarelo, teijo, uruá (among others, Brazil) and many other names. This name is also given to the walnut tree. Limits of distinct or indistinct or absent growth rings. Paratracheal or apotracheal axial parenchyma. Duramen brown to yellowish brown.
pichirris: PICHIRRIS, plural of pichirri, idiom of Venezuela for stingy. See PICHIRRI
hidrofóbia: HYDROFOBIA (and non-hydrophobic) Disease suffered by dogs and other animals and that infect humans ( zoonosis ) through the bite. Hydrophobia means horror to water, because hydrophobic dogs burst the light, walk through the shade, and water. Some toxic bosses and stressed wives also suffer from hydrophobia, which make one's life impossible with their scolding.