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41 faramalla *
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42 faramallero *
ADJ Cono Sur bragging, boastful -
43 farandulero
m.1 actor, player.2 idle tattler, deceitful talker (timador).3 strolling player, strolling actor.* * *► nombre masculino,nombre femenino1 (actor) strolling player2 (hablador y engañador) confidence trickster, con man* * *farandulero, -a1.ADJ LAm* = farolero 1.2. SM / F1) (Teat) ( Hist) strolling player2) * (=timador) confidence trickster, con man, swindler* * *farandulero -ramasculine, feminine* * *farandulero, -a adjRP, Ven Fam [fanfarrón] boastful, bragging -
44 farfulla *
1. SF1) (=balbuceo) spluttering2) (=habla atropellada) jabbering, gabble3) LAm (=jactancia) bragging, boasting2.SMF jabberer, gabbler -
45 farfullador
m.1 stammerer, mumbler, jabberer.2 splutterer.* * *► nombre masculino,nombre femenino1 gabbler, jabberer* * *ADJ1) (=balbuceante) spluttering; (=con habla atropellada) jabbering, gabbling2) LAm (=jactancioso) bragging, boastful -
46 jactanciosamente
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47 panudo
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48 plantillada *
SF And bragging -
49 rajonada
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50 roncón *
ADJ And, Caribe boastful, bragging -
51 fachenda
adj.vain, ostentatious (hombre de negocios), -f.f.vanity, bragging, boasting, conceitedness.* * *1 (actitud) swankiness, conceit1 (persona) swank, show-off* * *fachenda nfFamtiene mucha fachenda he's a real bighead -
52 baladronada
• boast• boastful speech• boastfulness• bragging• bravado• fanfaronade -
53 blasonería
• boasting• bragging -
54 bravata
• boast• boastfulness• boasting• bragging• bravado• fanfare• fanfaronade• swanking -
55 bravuconada
• boasting• bragging• showing off• swanking -
56 bravuconería
• boast• boasting• bragging• showing off• swashbuckling -
57 cacareo
• boasting• bragging• cackle• cackling• crowing• cuckling -
58 fachenda
• boasting• bragging• splurge• vanity -
59 fanfarria
• boastful speech• boastfulness• boasting• bragging• fanfare• fanfaronade• noisome• noisy celebration -
60 fanfarronada
• bluff• boasting• braggadocio• bragging• fanfare• fanfaronade• gasconade• rhodium• rhomb• rodman• rodomontade• showing off• swanking
См. также в других словарях:
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