Spanish Open dictionary by Manuel Penichet P

Manuel Penichet P
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tener clavo: Having nail is an expression of the Guatemalan youth slang that means having pity or feel shame.
pecado de onmicio: I have no idea or find the meaning of quot; onmicio quot;. If the searched Word is sin of omission , then it means the transgression of the divine by neglect, apathy, neglect or abstension law do or say something.
puchica: The word puchica (with tilde in the u) is used as an expression of surprise, admiration, anger or fear by the jargon youth in Colombia, Honduras, Nicaragua, Peru, Guatemala and El Salvador and not has any significado.debido that is is of an interjection and a euphemism.
webgrafía: The webgraph is a neologism and is defined as the Repertoire of resources from the Internet relating to a given subject or employed in a work or specific work. Also used to tell cibergrafia or web bibliography but with less frequency.
ir hasta las cartolas: It is of an expression that means go full, that already not fits more. The activity reports are the sides of a trailer which serve to prevent the outstanding burden falls when it is very busy.
guaguais: Gives the impression that it's two words together: bus is. If that is the case, it is probably an error to write them together.GuaGua is a word that comes from the Taíno and means quot; child or baby quot;. It is also the name that is known to the passenger bus or any means of public transport in Cuba, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, etc.The word is means quot; is quot; In English.
no te esponjes: In accordance with the jargon youth in Mexico means not you angry, not you angry.
a grapa: It is an expression which in Mexico means free, without having to pay. no effort or work.
agarrar la onda: Is is of an expression that in Mexico means understand, understand what is said.
fofisano: It's a word used to identify a person of the male sex with the typical body of a married man, which without being obese, they are not athletic in Spain, the name comes from the words in English dad body (abbreviated dad bod) that means CA body of Pope and whose most common translation to date is fofisano.
ministérico: It is as they are told in Spain to fans or fans of the series the Ministry of time and that they have filled Internet stories, illustrations and comments of this fiction Spanish arising in 2015.
podejetas: It is a derogatory nickname with the Spanish journalist Eduardo Inda calling some members of the political party can.
a michas: Mexico uses youth slang with the meaning of quot; by mid-quot; or quot; half and half quot;.
a peso: Another expression used in Mexico to imply that something is cheap or easy to obtain.
a lo macho: Used in Mexico to understand that you it's something serious, real, true.
ciclocalle: It is the name which is known in Spain to the streets where circulating bikes with right of priority. In Mexico are you known as Park.
tanatoturismo: The tanatoturismo also called black, dark or pain, tourism is a form of tourism involving travel to sites associated with death and tragedy, such as cemeteries and other historical sites associated with suffering.The word Thanatos is of Greek origin and is used to personify death.
armar un pancho: In Mexico, put together a hot dog to say cause a quarrel, scandal or conflict, either in public or in private.
armar un show: Assemble a show means making the ridiculous or the role of a fool in front of people. It is an expression used in Mexico by the youth slang. The word show is English and means show.
azorrillarse: Is a verb that in Mexico is used with the meaning of scare is, frighten is, bully is.