Spanish Open dictionary by Gerónimo Huertas

Gerónimo Huertas
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forever alone: It is a term in English that means forever only, speakers use it to express the State of a dead person, and then the meaning acquires its real value, because there is, in effect, a term more precisely to express the loneliness of a deceased.
ciclopista: It is any road, track or trail exclusively dedicated to the transit of bicycles, in some countries referred to as bike paths and other cycle paths. The boulevards or bike paths are in use since the dawn of the 20th century and today many countries have constructed or adapted lanes of roads for the exclusive circulation of bicycles.
badiraguato: It is a municipality and city in the State of Sinaloa, Mexico, its name derives from the tarascan and means " 34 mountain Brook; It has lately become infamous for being supposedly preferred zone of drug traffickers.
diccionario de la real academia española: It is the relationship sorted alphabetically for all terms, words and expressions meant by the Royal Academy of the language Spanish edited each certain time addenda corrections and verifications of the language we speak the Spanish-speaking. Remember that the motto of the Academy is: "It sets, polishes and gives splendor "
guaperrimo: The term " guaperrimo " It is the superlative of the word handsome, and so the order would be: handsome, very handsome, guaperrimo.
multifacetico: A widely used synonym especially among people from the show is the versatile that applies precisely to the artists who master several disciplines of art ( acting, singing, dancing etc. )
teswino: I've heard the term " teguino " and I have vsito written in a few carts that in summer mainly sell a drink from fermented corn sweetened with a little brown sugar and seasoned with lemon and salt.
multifacetico: In Mexico is called so the person who is suitable in several discipinas, which dominates several trades or have ability to run a myriad of things.
xochimilco: The name "Xochimilco " derives from the nahuatl, xochi 40 words; 41 flower; Mili ( place ) so the more correct translation into the Spanish would be "Place of flowers "On the other hand Xochimilco is one of the 16 boroughs in which the Federal District is divided and distinguished mainly by their famous "Chinampas " the recognition that it acquired in 1987 as "34 World heritage;
rascabucheo: It is the Act of looking at someone with lust, in a program of three skates ( made in Cuba ) back in 1957 or 1958 used that term somewhat forgotten already.
valsequillo: It is also a region that lies to the North of the State of Puebla, where was built the dam of the same name which is the more of that State of the Mexican Republic.
cuquear: I understand that the word used in Tabasco for fuelling, lead is CUCAR not cuquear, including ease of pronunciation is more acceptable " stop cucar " than " leaves of cuquear "
tamal: A remark which I consider to be important given the objective of this interesting page: suggest not including definitions plagued with spelling mistakes as that sends the collaborator Luis Danilo Diaz neighbor ( writes ENBUELTO, GARVANZO ) Please take into account that these collaborations the consult mchas people which can be confused with so much ignorance. Thank you.
loroco: THE LOROCO IS A VERY FRAGRANT FLOWER THAT IS GIVEN IN GUATEMALA AND EL SALVADOR, THE LOROCO IS PART TOURIST OF A DISH OF CHICKEN IN GUATEMALA, JUST "CHICKEN IN LOROCO " DON'T KNOW IF IN OTHER PARTS OF AMERICA HAS SOME INGREDIENT TO REPLACE THE LOROCO...IT IS SIMPLY DELICIOUS.
chahuistle: It is the reference to some 40 calamity; we already fallen chahuistle ) and it is derived from the Nahuatl chahuiztli, meaning to the harmful fungus that attacks the corn.
munir: Munir, Arabic word is a proper name in Spanish is equivalent to Manuel.
desahijar: Cut the shoots of plants and shrubs to grow the main with more healthiness.
masia: It is also to the Manor House of any family, which in English is called manor.
garfil: According to the dictionary "Tatacha Fu " of the 34 work;Mexican Picardy " a. Jiménez ed.38 means: uniformed police.
anfisbena: According to Jorge Luis Borges, is a snake with two heads, one in its place and the other in the tail, its name, according to him, is derived from the Greek and means " It is going in two directions "This in his book: "The book of imaginary beings "