Spanish Open dictionary by John Rene Plaut

vendehumo

  66

VENDEHUMO and also VENDEHUMOS person who promises things that can not be fulfilled

  

coyolli

  42

COYOLLI in Mexico : from nahuatl 1 . hook 2 . rattlesnake. ( 1580 ) 3 . Fruit of the size and figure of a walnut, bearing a spiny palm (2004, Wimmer) 4. Peg ( 1780 )

  

quipitos

  69

QUIPITOS In Colombia: sweet that created the firm Quala in 1983 and that went on to become one of the favorites of Colombians for being a dulce con leche powder that explodes in contact with saliva. It is also sold in Peru and Chile. 2 . Cocaine. This name derives from the fact that candy is also a white powder, as it is essentially milk powder.

  

escangallar

  29

ESCANGALLAR of Galician and Portuguese descangalhar . in Zamora, Spain: undo, uncoyuntar, desmadejar, destroy, break or spoil, in general a piece of furniture or an artifact, rest. In Asturian the spelling is DESCANGAYAR

  

efecto greta

  35

GRETA EFFECT refers to Greta Thumberg, Swedish environmental activist (January 2003), who has caused an increase in the demands of shoppers in supermarkets and stores around the world, who are asked for environmental standards and sustainability, although they have to pay more.

  

quesote

  73

QUESOTE type of cheese obtained from the maturation of the curd of milk, with different characteristics for each class. It began as an artisanal product, but today it is industrialized. 2 . Balancing Druid , a character from World of Warcraft

  

supertifón

  37

SUPER TYPHOON typhoon with winds from 241 km/hour . Intense Typhoon is a storm of great power, with winds from 179 km per hour, produced in the Northwestern Pacific. A typhoon starts in winds from 119 km/hour. When it occurs in the north Atlantic, in the Caribbean and in the northeastern Pacific, it is called a hurricane, after the Caribbean god of evil, Hurrican. When it occurs in the southeastern region of the Indian Ocean or in the southwest Pacific, they are called "severe tropical cyclones. In the northern part of the Indian Ocean they are called severe cyclonic storms, while in the southwest they are only tropical cyclones.

  

contados

  37

COUNTED plural participle of the verb COUNT .

  

arteterapia

  19

ART THERAPY clinical treatment based on dedicating the patient to paint, sculpt, weave, perform craftsmanship or goldsmithing, or other creative activity that leads to a recovery of mental balance.

  

wenano

  37

WENANO application whose name is formed with the English words We, we and Nano, a digital cryptocurrency, similar to bitcoin but that allows to operate both in the digital and physical worlds.

  

memerizar

  39

MIMERIZAR of the Greek mimema , something that is imitated . Hence the word mimicry, mimicry and the like. 1 . : Action or conduct of transmitting by imitation from person to person or from generation to generation. 2 . Post and disseminate an image, video or text, usually distorted for cartoonish purposes, mainly through the internet.

  

heteropaterno

  61

HETEROPATERNO adj of hetero , different sexually speaking and paternal , relative to the father or parents . This neologism thus means to the experience of a relationship with heterosexual parents, or in other words, a male father and a female mother.

  

volantinero

  63

VOLANTINERO that manufactures or sells volantines

  

procupado

  40

PROCUPADO error of typing by WORRIED , participle of WORRY

  

huerta solar

  41

HUERTA SOLAR open space in which small photovoltaic installations of different owners share infrastructures and services. ? The difference between solar park and solar garden is in the qtamaño (smaller) and in its industrial or agrarian character. The energy harvest can be for own use or derived (sold) to the interconnected grid.

  

compartida

  35

SHARED f . of SHARED , past participle of CONVERT

  

faborecer

  31

FABORECER ERROR BY FAVORING

  

fuseau

  40

FUSEAU galicismo (spindle) by stirrup trousers, those that at the bottom end in a ribbon that goes under the foot.

  

maradoniana

  32

Maradoniana see MARADONIANO

  

axión

  33

AXION error (intentional, by economy) by ACTION or (involuntary, by ignorance) by AXON

  

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