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Spanish Open dictionary by Juan Abenza Valverde

Juan Abenza Valverde
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palabras: MACOCO to although it can apply to other fruits, is said especially figs when they have gone already from mature to the point that 40 shrivel, begin to dry out ) and they end up falling from the tree.Those figs are which are to be dried to preserve them and eat them throughout the year.
en horre: Murcia " don't say in horre " ( that only what I could find in the dictionary of synonyms and antonyms 41 TEIDE; but " to horre ". Its meaning is in bulk. It is said when a product is not sold packed but by weight, loading it from the heap. Normally applies to fruits: potatoes, oranges, almonds, etc., but can also be applied to any product, such as screws, etc.