Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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sacar de madre: Make a person feel anger, annoyance, or intense anger.
guao: Wow is incorrectly written and it should be written as "wow!" being its meaning: Wow! : Interjection that is expressed AWE, surprise or admiration.
diabolin: diabolin is incorrectly written and should be written as "diabolin ( accented )" being its meaning: A diabolin is a small roll similar to a small ball, whose ingredients are starch, grated cheese, eggs, milk and salt. This food is typical of the Department of Sucre in Colombia. To prepare all the ingredients are mixed, a mass is made, the balls are made and are inserted into the oven.
canoero: Canoero and canoera: person who leads a canoe.
gallito: Cock and pirigallito, names given in the colloquial language to the clitoris.
zafado: Release, da: ( adj. ) Cheeky, bold, daring.
zacarías: Zechariah: Penultimate of the minor prophets, son of Barachiah ( 6th century before Christ ). He prophesied the destruction of the temple and the birth of the Messiah.
escalabrar: escalabrar is incorrectly written and it should be written as "descalabrar" being its meaning: Descalabrar: vb. Injure a person in the head with a stone.
windsor: Windsor: Dynastic name adopted by the British Royal family, in 1917, on the initiative of Jorge V. replaces German designations of Wettin and Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Gobourg. Windsor dynasty derived from the German of Welf through Hanover and Brunswick.
ranking: Ranking: m. English word adapted to the Spanish as rankin. Referred to as ranking to the table or list in which a series of items or things are sorted in order of greatest to lesser, category or punctuation.
guerra de la vendée: War in the Vendée: Name that received the Breton revolution against the French Republic in 1793, which then spread to the provinces of Anjou and Poitou. Its principal leaders were Cathelineau, Charette, Bonchamp, Lescure and Stoffiet. In 1795, general Hoche availed herself of the religious feeling of the rebels and in return granted them religious freedom, that they lay down their weapons.
via crucis: via crucis is incorrectly written and should be written as "via crucis ( accented )" being its meaning: Latin expression that is called the road designated with different stations crosses and altars, in memory of the steps that Jesús of Nazareth gave way to Calvary.
vendetta: Vendetta: ( 41 Italian vocals; Vengeance. Ancient custom corsa, consisting of revenge is one whole family of another, some of whose members had hurt or killed a member of the first.
consomé: A consommé is a meat, chicken or chicken broth.
chicharrón: Chicharrón: m. piece of pork with leather that is cooked and then fried in their own fat.
gol de arquero: It is the goal that is attributed to an error of the Archer.
caminando: Walking, is the title of a song performed by Rubén Blades, and says more or less like this: " walking you learn in life, walking will know what, walking se cura una herida leaving yesterday... "
poncharello: In 34 television series; Chips " Frank Poncharello was a California Highway Patrol officer ( U.S.A. ) or motorized patrol, who along with teammate John Baker, traveled different roads and roads trying to maintain order. This series was starring Erik Estrada ( Poncharello ) and Larry Wilcox ( John Baker ).
aguaitar: Aguaitar is a verb that is also used as a synonym for abuaitar, which means look, observe.
cascarrabia: cascarrabia is incorrectly written, and should be written as "grumpy" being its meaning: Grumpy: ( m. and f. ) Person who is irritated or angry easily.