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cagarrutero
  24

Place full of cagarrutas. In Colombia we say cagarruta to the faeces of poultry. Manure, dung, poposeadero.

  
coto
  45

It is an area determined or enclosed to allow the hunting of wild animals. In Colombia coto is also the same as goiter. It is another way of saying control. Also mean priority, preference.

  
athos
  29

The correct term is Athos ( 41 own name;. It is the name of one of the three Musketeers, companion of Porthos and Aramis. The names of the three espadachi9nes were Armand Athos, Isaac Potthau and Henry d; Aramitz ( Priest ).

  
cadiera
  16

It is a word of Portuguese language which means Chair.

  
cotizador
  19

Person requesting the quotation, person who needs the service or supply. Fee-paying is the name of anyone who makes or presents the quote. Interested in buying a service or supply.

  
plagoso
  63

A person of ill-repute, evildoer. Site where there are many pests ( mice, bugs, snakes, larvae, etc 41. In Colombia and especially in Casanare, plagoso refers to a land where there are many snakes and by extension a terrain where there are many weeds.

  
hipermercados
  16

Large surfaces. Very large chain stores.

  
metrobus
  21

It is the service of TransMilenio in the city of Barranquilla. Buses Curramberos with exclusive lane. Also called thus in city of Mexico-

  
caganidos
  18

It is the name given to the last, smaller or lesser flock. Bird or small pigeon of the brood. Youngest son of an offspring or family. Skinny, enclenque, stunted person. Cuba.

  
cabuche
  19

In Mexico, cabuche is the fruit of a cactus that are called or known as Jazmine. Regrowth from the same plant, adding that sugar is a sweet called Citron.

  
cadetadas
  19

Own an inexperienced, hazing, bunuelada action. Mistake of novice or beginner.

  
cabronadas
  18

Filth, junk. Acts badly made or with malicious intent. Nonsense. Acors or actions of a bastard ( Dirty, dirty, cheat ) Villanies, traps.

  
cacaté
  25

They are the edible fruit of a tree known as Cachichin, Cacachi, or Cacachin, its scientific name is Oecopetalum mexicanum of the Icacinaceae family.

  
polvorería
  38

A polvorería is the business which manufactured or sold gunpowder. They are quite dangerous sites because of the risk of explosion or fire. Site works where the polvorero.

  
cacarizo
  30

It's a way as in Mexico call rennet, callus, book, wipe, or belly. It is part of the stomach of the beef to prepare dishes with callus or scarred diced. In Colombia we say Mondongo.

  
cacalosúchil
  15

Is one of the forms of Mexicans to call cocoa 40 flowers; Teobroma 41 cocoa; , with which prepare various drinks as tejate and bu '' pu, pozol, popo, etc.

  
cacalas
  20

Cacalas is a name that you from in Mexico to the dry seeds of Leucaena, the Leucaena leucocephala is a shrub in the family Fabaceae and produces a seed similar to the lentils that are dried and are edible. They also say Huaje, Peladera, Liliaque, or gauge.

  
rapaciña
  28

It is a word of Portuguese language ( and in Galician ) that means little girl, little girl, chinita. It is a feminine diminutive of Raptor. How loving of approaching a girl.

  
campanilla
  22

Bell is a diminutive of campaign. It is also another name given to the uvula.

  
cipote
  62

In Colombia and much more on the Atlantic coast cipote mean notorious, big, huge, fabulous, cute, beautiful. It is widely used as exclamation of admiration.

  






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