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Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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  Value Position Position 6 6 Accepted meanings 7890 6 Obtained votes 69 5 Votes by meaning 0.01 17 Inquiries 227432 6 Queries by meaning 29 17 Feed + Pdf

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cheroqui
  24

Cherokee: adj. 1 - Jesus is of the individual of a tribe of North American Indians. 2. belonging or pertaining to Indians.

  
estriper
  56

Synonym for stripper: striptease. This last word has also been castellanizada as " 34 striptease.

  
carimañola
  29

In the Colombian Caribbean coast words " carimañola " and " waterbottle " they are used as synonym of " 34 caribanola;. It is believed that this situation arises because of confusion by having these three words a writing and a pronunciation similar.

  
ciber-acoso
  22

Cyber-harassment, also known as cyber-bullying, is a form of harassment or bullying I that victim is a person over the Internet.

  
top
  60

A top is a female garment resembling a blouse ombliguera, fine, elastic, fabric with straps or without them, that covers the chest and goes up to the abdomen.

  
estriper
  62

Stripper: Form castellanizada from the English word, " 34 stripper; which in turn comes from the word " 34 strip; which means undressing, undress. A stripper is a show in which someone removed clothes slowly and sensuously to the rhythm of the music and before a crowd of spectators.

  
que es un tercero?
  8

A third party is one person with regard to another that was mentioned, and it has caused you harm or benefit. This term is widely used in insurance policies: "Antonio car has insurance that covers damage to third parties ".

  
feeling
  23

Feeling: That English word in Spanish of translates: feeling, emotion.

  
cambiazo
  21

A " cambiazo " It is a quick maneuver ( what is known as sleight of hand ) making a scammer to change, for example, a ticket good for one false or to alter a quantity and thus mislead a person.

  
salomé
  18

Salomé: Princess Jewish daughter of Philip Herodes and Herodias. According to his mother he asked Herod the head of Juan Bautista as its dance prize.

  
jarabe tapatío
  18

In Mexican folklore, the jarabe tapatío is a traditional dance originating in the State of Jalisco. It was created by the composer José Leopoldo Reyes Oliva.

  
tembloso
  19

Tembloso, sa: best, shaky, sa. ( adj. ) That trembles: legs trembling, trembling pulse, trembling voice.

  
¿que significa bahiano?
  29

Bahian, na: adj. Born person or inhabitant of the city of Bahia in Brazil.

  
a la rumba
  15

The party, at the bembé.

  
oración con haya
  24

A sentence with there could be, for example: "I hope that the presentation has been like ".

  
antofagastina
  17

Antofagastino, na: natural person of the city of Antofagasta in Chile.

  
tata en américa
  30

In some regions of South-America is told " tata " to the Pope. For example, in the song " download hot " the sing-author Ruben Blades says: "For better or for worse to my I gave birth to my mother in the field come buddy my tata was a farmer... "

  
tatequieto
  20

A " tatequieto " It is a blow that is given to someone so you reassure, stop bothering and stay still.

  
postemilla
  30

Postemilla: f. abscess forming in the gums.

  
postema
  54

A postema is an abscess pus that can be formed in some parts of the body. Synonym: ulcer.

  




       


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