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John Rene Plaut
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afroluc
  44

AFROLUC Spanglish barbarism derived from the English AFRO LOOK, hair styling of female and male hair based on the chemical treatment of natural hair so that it becomes desortije and forms a large sphere of curly hair on the head. It is also achieved by equally treated wigs Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be afro look

  
marea verde
  44

GREEN TIDE In Argentina: feminist or collective groups, which demanded the legal approval of abortion after many years of struggle. The Green Tide is a wave of the feminist movement for sexual and reproductive rights with absolute self-determination of one's own body. It is mainly recognized for being in favor of the interruption of pregnancy for any reason: rape, life risk, malformation or own decision.

  
planetarización
  45

GLOBALIZATION globalization, making common throughout the planet

  
adúe
  48

ADÚE 1 . Member of a small population of nomadic Arabs living in tents or huts. In Spain : gypsies living in tents or huts

  
sarnear
  32

SARNEAR Infect, spread with scabies

  
prometidos
  43

PROMISED 1 . Repl. boyfriend, committed to getting married. In the plural it can refer to the married couple. 2 . Pl. of the participle of the verb PROMISE, to give the floor to take seriously a commitment

  
marapiojos
  36

MARAPIOJOS error by MATAPIOJOS, lotion to kill lice and nits and sometimes attack SCABIES[ ) E]

  
fratacho
  65

FRATACHO in Argentina and Uruguay: trowel, platacho, board with a handle used by masons to smooth stucco, plaster or freshly poured cement.

  
platacho
  44

Platacho in Chile: trowel, wooden board with handle to smooth the plaster of a wall or a newly cemented or concreted surface.

  
afluentes
  59

TRIBUTARIES pl . of TRIBUTARY, body of water that flows into a major or main one. The antonym is EFFLUENT 2. Ease of speech : is an affluent speaker

  
verdiblanco
  46

VERDIBLANCO : which has green and white, in any proportion

  
ínsitas
  49

INSITAS f . and pl . of intrinsic INSITO, proper and natural of something and as born of it

  
mega-ratón
  18

MEGA-MOUSE error by MEGARRATÓN, mouse of much larger size than normal

  
a cal y a canto
  59

A CAL Y A CANTO In colonial times works were built based on a mortar produced with hydrated lime and sand. So that this mixture did not remain with interstices, boulders were added that made it very compact and resistant. Then this expression was popularized which hermetically means , A MACHOTE .

  
blackmail
  48

BLACKMAIL English word, seems to originate from the conjunction of BLACK, black and MAIL, mail, but it is a mistake, because it was generated in the coast borders where thieves and criminals extorted people. It comes from the Latin male or reditus, tribute and nigri, goods or labor, which is the way in which it was paid.

  
desganados
  31

RELUCTANT pl . of RELUCTANT, without mood, without desire

  
tordo renegrido
  37

TORDO RENEGRIDO curaeus curaeus is a species of bird native to Chile and Argentina. It is similar to the blackbird, which has fur with shades of gray, but black fur.

  
desinteresados
  31

DISINTERESTED pl . of SELFLESS, altruistically, without selfishness

  
yertas
  38

YERTAS f . pl. of YERTO, Participle of the verb YACER, which is dead, paralyzed or rigid by cold or death.

  
apoyador
  41

SUPPORTIVE, helping, stimulating 2 . In bridge: the companion of the overdeclarant, both . in the defensive position of the shot (one-handed).

  






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