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Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut



John Rene Plaut
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  Value Position Position 4 4 Accepted meanings 11532 4 Obtained votes 151 7 Votes by meaning 0.01 13935 Inquiries 453409 2 Queries by meaning 39 13935 Feed + Pdf

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adicionada
  40

ADDED f . part . Pas. of the verb ADD , add , add

  
progenitoras
  37

PROGENITORS f . and pl . of PROGENITOR, the one who gives life, or contributes to the creation of it

  
autosustentabilidad
  62

SELF-SUSTAINABILITY ability to sustain or regenerate itself, without the help of third parties. To some extent the prefix auto is redundant because SUSTAINABILITY already has that quality implicit.

  
marulos
  32

MARULOS pl . by MARULO

  
marulo
  43

MARULO in Argentina : brain

  
lockhoto
  34

LOCKHOTO anglicism derived from lock hot, , and this, in turn, from LOCK, lock and HOT, hot; status or physical lock that is imposed on a home service such as gas or electricity.

  
amorodio
  38

AMORODIO in Spain : contraction of the opposite feelings of LOVE and HATE; simultaneous feeling that mixes sentimental attraction and rejection at the same time.

  
quinésica
  36

QUINÉSICA study of body language, everything that is transmitted with the body, outside of oral language.

  
toros
  37

BULLS pl . of TORO 1 . cow pair 2 . Alpha male. Dominant man who sleeps with the wife of a submissive or cuckolden a love threesome.

  
geotextil
  36

GEOTEXTILE Permeable and flexible fabric made of synthetic fibers, mainly polypropylene and polyester. They can be manufactured in an agglomerated or woven form, depending on their use.

  
liarla gorda
  39

LIARLA GORDA in Spain : variant of ( is going to ) LIAR GORDA , entangle a situation a lot . Put together the big one, create a scandal

  
ameba comecerebros
  35

BRAIN-EATING AMOEBA naegleria fowleri free-living amoeboflagellate, a pathogenic parasite found in temperate and stagnant freshwater. It is spread nasally and not buccally. From the nose it reaches the brain, where it begins to destroy brain tissue, almost always causing death in a fulminating way. It usually kills within a week.

  
pictórico-poético
  48

PICTORIAL-POETIC (poem seen or analyzed from the point of view) related to the rhetorical functioning of poetry, as well as the description of its visual component.

  
pata de efefante
  41

EFEFANTE LEG error by ELEPHANT LEG

  
erisictón
  31

In Greek mythology, king of Thessaly, sometimes known as Eresectón or Eton. ?? He was the son of Tríopas??? or Myrmidon, ?? and of an unknown mother. Erisicton is an example of an ungodly king, and so Demeter or Demetra, mother goddess, or goddess of agriculture, condemned him to eternal hunger.

  
taxero
  35

TAXERO in Panama : taxi driver

  
centesimos
  30

CENTESIMOS spelling error by CENTÉSIMO , currency equivalent to 1/100 of the unit currency . 2 . Any part equivalent to one hundredth portion of the unit .

  
israelopalestino
  37

ISRAELOPALESTINO 1 . A person who is Palestinian and resides in Israel or vice versa. 2 . Person of Israeli father and Palestinian mother or vice versa. 3 . Some kind of Palestinian and Israeli alliance or interaction, such as cultural, social, political or warlike

  
unilateralismo
  43

A ILATERALISM thinking or behavior based on making decisions regarding a contractual relationship between two or more parties. For example, an act in which one of the parties, especially in asymmetric situations, modifies without prior consultation one or more clauses of a contract.

  
mousgoum
  37

MOUSGOUM 1 . Ethnicity living in Chad and Cameroon, also called MUSGUM. They speak musgu. 2 . Traditional house-room architecture of this ethnic group that is built with mud and in the form of a warhead, very solid and resistant, despite not having foundations.

  




       


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