Spanish Open dictionary by Felipe Lorenzo del Río

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cepitilla: Also pepitilla. Thus calls simple people, especially in the area Center of Spain and particularly women, the Center for female pleasure, to the nugget to the clitoris. Also called potorro foreign females.
ir a mi, tu, su aire: Go to the rhythm of each one to act, behave your way and manner. People say: go to your ball, do the things like God gives you to understand, as you seem well, pursuant to its style and habit. The expression defines most of behaviour than how to do. For this reason it is not so much do what give you the win as acting as seemeth him good.
quitón: Expanding something the contribution of Fede, also chiton or jiton from the Greek chiton chitonos, tunic of the ancient Greece of wool or linen in the early days cutting ( Doric chiton ) and after long ( 41 Ionic chiton; used both by men and women, with possible ornaments geometrical and tied at the waist with large folds using a belt
himatión: Diminutive of heimatos heima, dress, cloak. Mantle large, quadrangular and enveloping of the ancient Greece, made of wool, linen or byssus, used by men and women on the chiton or without it. When used without a chiton, they called it aquiton. The Romans called it pallium or palla in women, palio dyed with different colors and ended up replacing the robe for your convenience.
bulla: Bulla - ae, small ball or Medallion of gold or other material that the Roman patricians were hung to the neck on the toga Toga praetexta up to sixteen years as an amulet of good luck.
palleta: Union of two small and thin sheets of 40 common Reed; arundo donax ) attached to the nozzle of the pointer, vibrating blowing bagpipes blowing in a sad and pleasant way.
mollar a palleta: Galician expression. Wet the chanter Reed, i.e., drinking to be possible wine or beer or outra cousa, because blowing bagpipes gives very thirsty. You can also refer to the need to maintain humid the bagpipe chanter Reed sounds and keep better.
ser una gaita: Being from a somewhat comical matter or a matter complicated and difficult to manage.
ao lonxe: In Galician, in background, in the distance, far in the distance, on the horizon. Romeiro ao lonxe ( Pilgrim far ) , beautiful song of Luar na Lubre, a Galician version of the English Scarborough fair.
pansexual: Adjective of Greek mixed etymology: pas passa bread, whole and sexus, sex. Concerning the pansexualsim, term introduced by Freud to characterize the psychoanalysis that interprets human behaviors from unconscious motivations.
fermentación maloláctica: Secondary fermentation or MLF or ML fermentation or conversion malolactic, malum-i, fruit, Apple, and lac lactis, milk. After the alcoholic fermentation process in which Malic acid from Apple or grape is transformed into lactic, less harsh, acid by the action of certain bacteria acquiring cider or wine more smoothness and increasing its ph.
esteatopigia: Neologism derived from the Greek stear esteatos, fat, tallow and pyge - is, back, ass. Excessive accumulation of fat in the buttocks which extends to the thighs and sometimes the lips vulval, genetic trait more prevalent in women, as shown by archaeological remains of up to 30 ago. 000 years and which still manifests itself in some African women ethnic Bushman, Hottentot or Pygmy.
anasyrma: Also anasirma or anasyrmos, ana, above, upwards and syrma syrmatos, skirt, long dress. Magico-sagrado Act of some goddesses and women in antiquity show their sex or their buttocks lifting your skirt or dress long with an apotropaico purpose or to arouse surprise or make you laugh or alleviate someone's pain. These rites were common in the eleusinian mysteries, and in cultures as diverse as the northerners and the African. The Greeks paid cult to Afrodita Kallipygos of beautiful buttocks.
apotropaico: Elaborating on what he already said Margarito Cázares last year, adjective of anthropology, from the Greek apotropaios-on, guardian, protector, which conjures evils of apo - climb, divert, depart, conjure up. He says the gestures, rituals, formulas, objects, amulets, expressions. . those who are among the people a magic power or quasi supernatural to keep away evil or protect any evil action. My perfectly ashore it is customary, especially among women, to say Jesus! When someone sneezes. It is an apotropaic expression.
eutrapelia: Greek eutrapelia - ACE, eu, well, precisely, happily and climb, go back ( was ) change, transform ( is 41. Jocosidad, iucunditas said Tomás of Aquino, ranked fun, playful moderation, jocular proportion, good humor and propensity to joy and kindness, virtue that ordered rest and fun said the Estagirita in the peripatetic Academy.
risa pascual: Risus paschalis: liturgical custom that dates back at least to the ninth century that the Christian priests did laugh the people in the religious ceremonies of the Easter of resurrection by resorting to procedures that we would now consider noisy, as jokes, undressing at the altar mimicking sexual intercourse, touching obscenely sex or even masturbate while people are heartily laughing. The custom existed in Spain, Italy, France and especially in Bavaria, where, despite the reform, the osterlachen or ostergelachter remained in some places until the beginning of the 20th century.
hilaria: Festa hilaria: celebrations of joy in spring that celebrated in classical Rome. Hilaro verb - as - are: rejoice, rejoice. They were held on 25 March in the spring equinox after the feast of the blood in which some priests and worshippers of Cybele were scourged or autocastraban next to her sanctuary in the Vatican Hill. Pagan holidays were transformed, as all, Christianity, although they were the forerunner of our carnivals.
canecillo: Diminutive of can. In architecture and above all in the Romanesque style, figurative element plant, animal or human that end of a beam mode appeared to support the eaves of the roof. They tend to be simple decorative elements in which the Romanesque stonemasons left the imprint of his wit not sleaze-free.
3: 3%: in recent times spoken much in Spanish judicial and political circles of this percentage, although it should probably be greater both in the case of convergence and the Gürtel. In both cases this corruption system letter acquired nature for many years among the politicians. The penalty is that it has also assumed as a natural among voters. We are asleep or are also corrupt?
eudaimonia: Eudaimonia eudaimonias, beautiful Greek term meaning happiness, prosperity, abundance of goods. Aristotelian ethics or eudaimonia or eudaimonismo placed the maximum good or end of life in happiness, although his concept of happiness is not so linked to the pleasure and physical well-being as ours but to be trustworthy and meet pleasure.