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Dinero.
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Accepted meanings111512
Obtained votes214016
Votes by meaning0.024658
Inquiries1465521
Queries by meaning134658
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sacar de mis casillas
  12

Making you nervous

  
a contar los frailes
  9

May you leave me alone. I don't believe you.

  
estante
  14

Under the platforms at Easter, the person who takes the step.

  
cruz de guía
  13

Cross that in the procession of Holy Week leads it

  
penitente
  11

In Holy Week person who goes in the procession dressed in clothes of the brotherhood

  
capirote
  9

Conical element worn on the head by the brothers in the Holy Week procession that only shows the eyes

  
trono
  11

Construction in artistic wood on which rest images of Jesus, the Apostles, the Virgin.

  
gazpacho de jeringuilla
  11

A gazpacho that is made in Priego with water, vinegar, oil, bread and cucumber. It is poured into a platter and all diners eat from it in the platter.

  
ropa vieja
  15

Fried chickpeas, with the addition of the stew that has been left over, onion, egg.

  
suelos
  9

Olives that are taken from the soil of the olive grove and that make an oil of poor quality

  
harapos
  17

Low branches of olive trees bumping into the ground

  
patilla
  17

Pieces of wood from the olive tree stump

  
vareta
  17

Stems from the base of the olive tree

  
irse de baretas
  14

on the paw down fast without being able to wait

  
preso que pide la libertad
  10

Fart that can't be endured and that escapes

  
espanchurrá
  11

Pressed , trampled , dismantled

  
virgen
  10

Pure

  
violín
  14

Thin bakery piece

  
barra
  13

Elongated piece of bread

  
torrao
  10

Toasted chickpea

  






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