Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

provisto

  35

Provided: That carrying or have something or anything that needed or required for any activity: police officers came equipped with machine guns.

  

pote

  38

In some regions of Colombia to jail is called pot in colloquial language: Juanchito they caught him stealing and is now in the pot.

  

cavador

  25

An instrument consisting of a wooden handle and a palette of iron, which is used to dig holes. Synonym: Barreton.

  

cordoncillo

  29

Bands: m. small rope made of a fabric of threads, which is used to adjust the shoe on the foot.

  

tigrillo

  31

Said is the banana or banana that by being too mature have come a few pints or black spots: as Sara is pregnant has a craving to eat banana tigrillo.

  

azaroso

  74

In some areas of the coast of Colombia, " 34 random term; It refers to someone who is flashy and conceited. Consequently the other meaning can be, Azaroso, ( sa ): ostentatious, presumed: Jose is eventful, as he bought a fine watch, everyone shows it is.

  

marquilla

  29

Mark small, signal, distinctive.

  

perilla

  54

Object that is similar to a pear-shaped, as some locks that have two, one on the outside of the door and another inside, and that by turning it after entering the key, opens the door.

  

maraña

  70

In the Colombian coast, it is usual that when in a House breaks a tube or drain becomes clogged, call a plumber to have repaired it. This work is called tangle. Then, tangle: Repair or settlement of a quick and simple which makes a bricklayer, plumber, painter, electrician, Carpenter, etc., by means of a verbal engagement and in return for payment.

  

cintillo

  13

Headband: Strip of fabric or other material that some football players used to wrap the hair around the head.

  

autoctonista

  37

A person who loves and defends the Customs and idiosyncrasy of the country or region where it is native.

  

permisión

  35

In some regions of the province of Colombia use the term permission as a synonym of curse, for example say: "That man was furious throwing permissions ". It means that he was throwing or saying curses; then the other meaning could be curse; thus enabling: curse, phrase with which he denies or curses.

  

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