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Obtained votes7221
Votes by meaning0.023
Inquiries11853301
Queries by meaning333
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vodrio
  50

vodrio is incorrectly written, and should be written as crappy. being its meaning: the correct term is crappy. It means concoction (concoction in Colombia), hogwash, Ratatouille, stew. Thing poorly made or of poor quality.

  
vaca horra
  52

In Colombia we say horra to a cow topa cow, a cow without horns or antlers. Also a cow that does not give milk. In Colombia is the use to the horro or horra adjective free. I freed, released.

  
védica
  42

It means related to the vedas. In Sanskrit language means knowing, wise. It makes reference to the loa books prior to Hinduism, sacred of ancient India.

  
viga
  55

Engineering is a synonym for support, base. Madero, traviesa, sill, sleeper, strut, post. Building block upon which rests the weight of the work. A ceiling bracket. Naughty or madero from which it is possible to hang heavy items.

  
vegetariano
  62

A person who does not eat meat or animal derivatives. Person consuming vegetables in your diet alone. Fitofago, fitovoro, herbivore.

  
vistazo
  39

In Colombia it is used as a synonym of spotted, peek. Quick look on something.

  
velda
  63

It is a woman of very ancient origin's name means daughter of Eva The name of a ship is Panamanian-flagged oil tank. Hypothetical ancestor of the Cantabrian village.

  
vinilo
  61

In Colombia, vinyl is a kind of paint. Plastic product of industrial origin of great application. Vinyl chloride. PVC base.

  
victimario
  35

Person aggressor, person that causes victims to commit a crime. Murderer, robber, thug, murderer, Hitman, offender, offender.

  
vicentino
  52

That it has a relationship with Vincent or San Vicente. It may be with San Vicente Ferrer or Paúl de San Vicente. Priest of the Congregation Vicentina.

  
velódromo
  35

It is a type of sports facility where cycling track competencies, perform well speed or persecution.

  
vapulear
  42

It also means thrashing, win way lumpy, sift, humiliate the opponent, raze, dancing.

  
vaquiro
  55

In Colombia Vaquiro is a surname. Also write it with B (peccary, but in fewer cases). In Colombia is a form of calling a javelina, wild boar or pig's Mount.

  
vitrola
  43

Old device that reproduced music by inserting coins and selection of songs. Very old turntable. Radiola, Gramophone.

  
temple
  73

In Colombia it is used as a synonym for character, temperament, berraquero, genius, humor, nature, strength, mood, wholeness. daring, decision and firmness.

  
terrenales
  45

It means relating or belonging to the Earth. Terrestrial globes, land, soil.

  
tonalidades
  45

It makes reference to the different tones that may have the same color. Also to the height differences in the sounds of a melody. Nuances, tones, accents, modes, dyes, degrees, range, spectrum, color, gradation, variations.

  
toreros
  45

Plural of Bullfighter. People who have trade fight with a coat or a blanket. Cúchares art lovers. Matador, novillero, sword, right-handed, maletilla, lidiador.

  
toribio
  47

Toribio is a male of Greek origin that means anyone who makes or manufactures the arches. Outside the name toribio is the way to call a performer of gourd in Puerto Rico. Toribio (with accent) is the name of a municipality in the Cauca Department in Colombia.

  
toponimia
  47

It is the part of science or knowledge that tells us where the names come from the different parts of the world. Origin of the names of landforms.

  






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