Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Obtained votes	722	1
Votes by meaning	0.02	3
Inquiries	1185072	1
Queries by meaning	33	3
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yeti: The yeti is a very popular legend of a giant ape. It is one of the names the "abominable Snowman" receives a so-called giant ape fur clear, who lives in the Himalayas. In Tibetan it is called Jigou. There are similar legends about this so-called ape giant, very elusive world. In the United States is Big foot (big foot), in Australia is Yowie and the andes Kunk.
tirillas: They are small ribbons with a special device which is placed a Gothic of blood to measure the amount of sugar that is in the blood into the meter, are used daily by people with diabetes.
teobroma: Language Náhuatl means food (or drink) of the gods. The hispanicized botanical genus name is that owns the cocoa (Theobroma).
toe: It is the name of a Japanese, integrated rock band drummer Kashikura Takashi, Yamane Satoshi bassist, guitarists Mino Takaaki and Yamazaki Hirokazu
tupí: Tupi means first, original, indigenous, native, Creole. Original language spoken in the Amazon basin before the arrival of the conquistadors. Descendant of Tupi. Brazilian. Name of the twin brother of Guarani.
homínidos: It is the name of the family of the primates catarrhines able to walk on two feet, and erect, with good intellectual capacity and skilled in the use of his hands. It is the muteness of the Hominidae Word. Animal family that belongs to the man (Homo sapiens).
haz: In Botany is the name given to top or top of a leaf. The part of back or down, is called underside. The beam of the leaf is usually darker and brighter than the underside.
envés: In Botany is the name given to the lower part below in a sheet. Wrong side of a sheet. The right or upper part is called beam. The back or wrong side of a sheet is usually clearer and less bright than the beam.
gentío: Mean crowd, agglomeration of people, crowd.
pure: The correct term is pure (with accent). Pure call all solid food crushed or marinated.
fango: Mean soil percolated. Mixture of soil saturated with water. Mud, silt, mud. silt, slime. It is also used to denote smear, discredit, dishonor.
lodo: Soil saturated with water. Soil percolated. Mixture of soil with plenty of water. Mud, silt, mud, swamp, silt, silt. It is also used to mean dishonor, discredit, disrepute.
buen humor: It means good genius, cheerful, talkative, prankster, funny, saleroso, acute,
enfadado: It is a turning point of getting upset or angry. Means annoying, uncomfortable, rabid, furious, angry, furious, berreondo, horny (these last two in Colombia)
guatines: It is the plural of guatin. It is one of the common names given in Colombia to a rodent in the Dasyproctidae family, commonly known as neque, picure, jochi, sereque, internal, guatuse, guanaribo, serete, guaqueque, cuautuza, guamara. It is relatively small and its meat is highly appreciated. It is from Central America to Argentina, in Colombia is in almost all of its territory.
belicoso: A person who feels predilection by war, armed conflicts. You want to say conflicting, bully, belligerent, brawling, aggressive, violent. The belligerence likes.
pega: In Colombia to say glue, rubber. It is also used as synonym of joke, joke, banter, fun.
boda: It means link marriage, marriage, marriage. Union, marriages, betrothal, casorio, hymenaeus espousal. Used in singular and plural.
casorio: In Colombia we say isolated to a marriage that is done in secret, without preparations, often underage and without parental consent. Double link that makes racing, quickly. We also say isolated preparations for a marriage or wedding. Wedding, marriage, marriage, marriage.
salto de agua: It is the definition in Spanish of cascade, waterfall.