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Obtained votes7221
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Inquiries11846311
Queries by meaning333
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boñiga
  60

In Colombia is the manure of cattle or cattle. Excrement of the res. Fertilizer natural, bovinasa, fiemo, Duff. Cow poop.

  
bosta
  40

In Colombia is the manure of cattle or cattle. Excrement of the res. Fertilizer natural, bovinasa, fiemo, moniga. Cow poop.

  
catarro
  43

In Colombia is synonymous with flu or flu. Cold, disease that affects the Airways, nasal congestion. Acute respiratory illness.

  
inafectos
  14

It means infected, infected, corrupted, foul. Is also a colloquial way in medical slang referring to Infectiologists doctors or medical specialists in infectious diseases (to the Bacteriologas p.) e. they say them bacteria, to the Gasatroenterologos they say them gone, etc. ) . Short for Infectologos.

  
superficie plna de l tierra
  13

It is correct "surface flat earth". It is the definition of plain, plan or plain.

  
todo pegao
  18

It means all together, without spaces or separations. It is a widely used expression when he is given an address or email.

  
origen del dicho el mismo que viste y calza
  26

Colombia also uses "he who dresses and sings". The phrase "he who dresses and shoes", to say the same, that, it is not another /Soy I). It appears in the text of Don Quixote, which reflects that it is very old used.

  
corrillo
  24

It is a diminutive of corro. It says circle or clique to a small group of people who speak or share. Small group of people which is isolated from one greater mass.

  
colérica
  35

Affected with much anger, it means that it is suffering from cholera, which is furious, raging, furious, violent, angry.

  
mondrigo
  19

Means scoundrel, rogue, infamous, rogue, miserable, evil, villain, scoundrel, negligible.

  
explícito
  13

Is an adjective qualifying which means huge, franco, manifesto, express, of course, sincere. He expressed or explained clearly.

  
chucuto
  14

The eastern plains of Colombia, it means short-tailed or lacking it. Colimocho, without tail or tail.

  
pocilga
  48

It means very sloppy and unkempt housing or room. Razorfen, pigpen, stable, pigsty. Room very unsightly, unhygienic.

  
zahurda
  15

It means very sloppy and unkempt housing or room. Pigpen, pigpen, stable, pigsty. It is clarified that Razorfen should not take accent, because it is sharp word and ends in a vowel.

  
salamero
  131

The correct term is fawning, which means he likes to speak with blandishments or flattery. Fawning, sycophantic, Smarmy, pelotillero. Howell could refer to that used to make salami or salami (Italian sausage).

  
zapped
  9

It is an inflection of to zap. It means delete, delete, remove, loaded, go running. (hurry).

  
zee
  12

It is a term used in economics. It is an acronym in Spanish which is equivalent to exclusive economic zone. It makes reference to a coastal strip where all country reserves the right to be its sole operator. In English the abbreviation would be EEZ (Exclusive Economic Zone).

  
zoo
  13

It is an English word which means Zoo, park or Zoo. Place where a wide variety of animals of all kinds is on display and resembling their natural conditions. Collection of animals, menagerie.

  
zap
  16

It is a word in the English language that means delete, delete, go running (speed), destroy.

  
yow
  9

It is an acronym in English of "Yourt Own Wave", which means your own wave. It is a company that supplies items for navigation and for the practice of water sports such as surfing.

  






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