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machacar:
to crush, to beatmamajuana:
correct spelling: damajuana: demijohn. Mama, present of verb mamar, he suckle. Mamado: drunk. Juana: Jeanemanda:
he send (verb mandar)mande:
he rules (verb mandar) el que mande: who rulesmaña:
Bad habit. Darse maña: to know how to do something, skill.maravilla:
wonder, marvelmas:
butmás:
moremate:
an infusion very popular in Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. It is drunk using a gourd called also mate, and a special tube called bombilla. Can be drunk with or without sugar.mejor:
better, bestmena:
size of a rope, calibermercedes:
plural form of merced. Vuestra Merced, Your Higness, old form of address used for a person of title. In this case used ironically to mean that because of there ineptitude it were necessary to serve them as if they were people of high rank.miedo:
fearmil:
thousandmilico:
military (pejorative). Also police.mirada:
sightmiseria:
misfortune, povertymismo:
same. Si mismo: oneselfmoderado:
moderatemodo:
waymontada:
mountedmoreno:
dark skinned person.muchos:
many