Spanish Open dictionary by maría montaña

poner los pies en polvorosa

  46

put your feet in heels is incorrectly written and it should be written as "put feet in heels" being its meaning: run away, get away, escape... I agree with the meaning, but the most usual formula is put feet in heels, not " put your feet in heels "

  

dar con la puerta en la nariz

  49

the most widely used formula is giving with the doors in the nose

  

potra

  70

filly is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Having the FILLY" being its meaning: HAVE the FILLY: is said the cabbage when, by excess moisture, it is rotten at ground level, although its appearance is apparently good

  

solimán

  46

poison, poison potion

  

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