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MUJERON MISPELLING of a form of the verb 'MUGIR', to moo. 3rd person plural of the undefined mode: MUGIERON, and not MUJERON, as it is an irregular verb. There is an complex and unpredictable way of using g or j in some verbs or adjectives, according to the evolution from old spanish and the Spain region where it was mostly used in the middle age and before that.
Used in Spain as well
"The cows mooed when we approached them. Las vacas MUGIERON cuando nos acercamos a Ella's."
PALA MADRE it's in fact ¡pa'la MADRE! or better ¡POR LA MADRE! a protest exclamation, rejecting something Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be pa',la madre!, por la madre!, puchas!, rediablos!, ¡por la puta!
"¡Por la Madre! Perdimos El avión por su culpa. Damn! We lost the plain because of him."
AYALA PINGA both words are Spanish last names. There is a user AYALA PINGA on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, and most probably also on What's up. 2. In Panama: AYALA means look! (or an expression of a small wandering) and is often added to a vulgar word. PINGA means cock, so AYALA PINGA is a vulgar expression like Sheet! or What a sheet!. The 'y' of AYALA is pronounced as in Argentinian (ashala) and not 'll' as in Jay or Jane. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be fuck! sheet! damn!
Used in US as well
"AYALA PINGA! Me chocaron. Sheet! I was bumped"
BELNEZ obsolete for Beautifulness. The modern word is BELLEZA, quality of BELLO.
Synonyms of belnez are belleza
"La BELNEZ de las ucranianas es historical. The Beautifulness of the Ukrainian women is historical"
UJULE! exclamation of surprise, specially in front of small incidents or accidents, such as being bumped, trampled, hitted by accident or when you make a wrong step and lose equilibrium. Some synonyms, words or similar expressions can be ouch!
"UJULE! Estos peldaños estàn peligrosos. Oops! This steps are dangerous."
REDIMENTE redeeming 1. Quality, disposition or hability of liberate a slave. 2. Capability to recover something already sold through rebuying.
Synonyms of redimente are liberative
"El contrato contiene una clàusula REDIMENTE The contract has a redeeming clause"
NOMBE MISSPELLING OF NOMBRE, NAME IN SPANISH
Synonyms of nombe are nombre
"Nome does not exist in spanish"
CAÉRSELE LA BABA in Chile: in this expression baba is synonymous with saliva because of the resemblance to the liquid that snails give off. It is used when a man goes crazy for a woman, and more frequently, when a father or grandfather is fascinated with a child or a grandchild, respectively.
CROTCHES that have their legs crisscrossed. 2 . In Chile: Entrepiernas is a rural area of the commune of Quilleco, Bío Bío Region, which is located precisely at a point where the road is divided into two, as if they were two open legs. To be CROTCHED is to be living or parked in that village.
TERPSICHORE The muses were the women of Greek mythology who lived on Mount Helicon and who guided the artists in the inspiration and realization of their works. The Greek word mousa means 'song or poem', from which the word 'music' derives. At first they were an indeterminate number, until Hesiod defined them as nine. The nine were born from nine nights in a row of love between Zeus and Mnemosyne, one of the titanids. Therefore, these muses are the granddaughters of gods such as Uranus and Gaia. Terpsichore was the muse of dance and choral singing, although in its beginnings these attributes were not well delimited According to Hesiod they are: CALLIOPE It is the muse that first appears in the Theogony and the greatest. She is the muse of poetry and rhetoric. CLÍO is the muse of history, he kept alive the triumphs and generous acts. ERATÓ is the muse of lyrical-love poetry. EUTERPE is the muse of music. POLIMNIAes the muse of lyrical and sacred poetry, rhetoric, pantomime and lyrics. He taught men agriculture. TALIA, from the ancient Greek, 'flowering', is one of the two muses of the theatre, the one who inspired comedy, and was also the muse of bucolic or pastoral poetry. TERPSICHORE already explained, yURANIA was the muse of astronomy. MELPOMENE is also named as the muse of tragedy.
Used in Mexico as well