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Felipe Lorenzo del Río
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  Value Position Position 9 9 Accepted meanings 3887 9 Obtained votes 132 9 Votes by meaning 0.03 20 Inquiries 125204 8 Queries by meaning 32 20 Feed + Pdf

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almorzaguera
  23

Castilian localism. Ball of mistletoe or almuerzago on branches of pines and other trees. Mistletoe, sacred to the Druids, is a parasitic plant, chlorophyll, which is held on some trees such as Oaks, holm oaks or pines.

  
exagoras
  39

exagoras is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Isagoras" being its meaning: Greek name. Thus a Greek from the end of the 6th century Archon was called a. d. C. in dispute with Cleisthenes which finally took power allowing Isagoras to flee after having it confined in the Acropolis for two days. The name probably comes from the Greek term isegorias Fisher: equality for all public speaking freely ( isos agoreuo )

  
cuan largo me lo fiais
  29

Somewhat archaic expression and literary topic that we mean that promises, dreams, or long-term projects tend to forget easily and fade with the vagaries of fate. The expression appears in Don Quixote, the trickster of Seville and other works by authors of the golden age.

  
olor sui generis
  68

Sui generis is a Latinism which means, at the foot of the letter, of its kind, i.e., special, specific, not very common, different from the rest. Therefore a sui generis smell is a smell different, special

  
2 triangulos invertidos
  36

Two superimposed equilateral triangles inverted so that its Center matches make up the figure of a six pointed star, called the star of David or seal of Solomon, symbol identity of Judaism. It is the geometric expression of a highly rated Bible verse in Judaism to indicate the relationship between God and men: I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine ( Qty 6-2 ).

  
ilmo
  24

Hon., abbreviation of illustrious, treatment protocol that is prepended to the Lord, if it's an individual with certain positions or dignities institutional and power. It is also applicable to legal persons or institutions, such as a town hall.

  
laismo y ejemplos
  22

The laísmo is an incorrect linguistic phenomenon consisting in the use of the feminine forms of the pronoun in third person of direct indirect complement complements. Examples: The topic seemed to it, when it has to be said: the matter seemed well ( her ). Said it that it was not good idea, instead of said ( her ) It was not good idea. Placed her with a rose in her hair, instead of put a rose in her hair.

  
la estelada
  25

The estelada, the starry is the flag of Catalonia, which some consider as a symbol of independence and others regard as a symbol of Catalan identity. Much fuss lately has armed because the delegate of the Government in Madrid has forbidden its display in the final of the copa del rey in football between Barca and Sevilla on Sunday, May 22. Finally cancelled the ban a judge with common sense.

  
racionalista
  22

A supporter or defender of rationalism, philosophical current of the 17TH century, whose leading representatives are Descartes, Leibniz, and Spinosa and defending the existence of innate ideas in the reason, establishing the origin of knowledge with contempt of sensible experience, which is a source of mistakes in them.

  
perroflauta
  20

Neologism Madrid origin associated with the 15M created by the political right to refer to the poor and desarrapaos, critics France and in general to all the political rojerio. The image associated with this meaning, with descalificante intention, is that of the supplicants who plays the flute with a dog in the platforms of the subway or trains of the city.

  
yayoflauta
  32

The yayoflautas are outraged and critical grandparents with this economic and political system which places the effects of the crisis on the poorest. They are those who are maintaining peaceful coexistence in today's society with their pensions. Those who help their children and grandchildren without a job. They are children of 15 M and also the José of 15 M, than any President of autonomous community of that year, 2011, called perroflautas its members, decided to be known with humor and desire to fight.

  
miudiño
  26

Also amodiño, diminutivos gallegos which mean slow, unhurried, soft, slowly, calmly, carefully, little by little.

  
por un quitame alla esas pajas
  24

Adverbial phrase already used our classics which means something insignificant, unimportant, for a trivial matter. By a take me beyond those straws are not going to discuss. Also it was used and is used in a take me beyond these straws which means in an easily, in a heartbeat, in a snap, in the twinkling of an eye, quickly. Told him among other things Don Quixote, who is available to go with him willingly, because perhaps adventure which win could happen to him in take me beyond these straws any insula, and left him to it by Governor della. And it is that the straw has much linguistic use. Thus also said: see the speck in someone else's eye, become a straw, have tail of straw, say only straw, being a man of straw, etc.

  
garaldea
  22

Name of Basque origin ( think what global village or common house ) of a cooperative community of self-management and mutual support that helps people in social exclusion or at risk of social exclusion. It is a therapeutic community. It is the House of all. I've been here. Appreciate any collaboration and give what you have if you need it. They are in the street of the tapes in the finca el Batan with the Tajuña River near the road from Titusville to Chinchón and the lagoon of San Juan, in the term of Chinchón ( Community of Madrid ). I have heard that the first thing did Manuela Carmena, when she was elected Mayor of Madrid, was to pay them a visit. Its economy is based primarily on barter.

  
cucumelo
  81

Hallucinogenic mushroom of the genus psilocybe from small size ( Psilocybe cubensis ) that usually appear on the Prairies in autumn or spring rains. Its mycelium thrives on the dung of ruminants, like many other mushrooms, contains an alkaloid called psilocybin, causing alteration of consciousness. The reactions may be disparate: anxiety, euphoria, hilarity, alteration of the time, changes in perception, etc. It has traditionally been consumed by shamans, sorcerers, priests of primitive religions and people claiming to be in contact with the Divinity in a trance. Some consume it unwisely without knowing the consequences. Also receives other names, depending on the area, as the fungus of San Isidro, teonanacatl ( the gods flesh ) Trice, cogumelo...

  
leoncio
  26

Name himself not very used nowadays. Yes in the times of our grandparents and our parents that used to put names of Christian Saints, because actually there are several Saints with this name and even some Emperor of Byzantium by the V and VII centuries. It has origin Greek, leontios, like a lion, courageous, strong, brave, and leon leontos, leon.

  
caja b
  27

It is that saves money black, opaque to taxation, which does not pay taxes, which does not officially exist and disappoint everyone else, full money. These boxes there are many in the world. According to the papers of Panama, more than 200,000 businesses use them in this country. Here in Spain, those who most use them tend to be a party.

  
refranes de pan
  77

In our language are said to hundreds of sayings on the bread. I will mention some that I have heard in Castile, land of bread: he who ate bread, crumbs make. Where bread comes, crumbs remain. Fine Spanish: bread, bread, wine, wine. Wheat bread, oak wood and vine wine, behind the House. There is no worse effort than many sons and little bread. My saddlebag bread, as he is missing me, all me sobra. Fill bread, came to moderation. White bread, heavenly bread. Morsel of bread, cheese and boot rack a kiss. Bread, which meat enough and wine missing. Rain or no rain, bread there in Orihuela. Better bread with love than chicken with pain. Bread is cheap, although reine Pontius Pilate.

  
callo con tilde
  55

Callus with tilde is it silent, 3rd person singular of the perfect past simple indicative form of the verb to shut which means keep silence, not speaking, mute, saying nothing.

  
sorpasso
  41

Internationalized Italian term that means overtaking. It was first used as economic term in 1987 when Italy ahead of United Kingdom GDP ( 41 gross domestic product; Now also used as a political term to indicate the overtaking of one party with respect to another or others in voting in polls ( almost all result from a good kitchen ) or in the election results.

  




       


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