Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A common name of fishes of the genus Sparisoma.
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Examples
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The use of "viejo" and "vieja" is awfully common in an affectionate sense among defequenses (as my norteno boss sometimes refers to them), but like the F-word or even the Ch-word, the context is all-important.
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The use of "viejo" and "vieja" is awfully common in an affectionate sense among defequenses (as my norteno boss sometimes refers to them), but like the F-word or even the Ch-word, the context is all-important.
Page 2 2003
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The use of "viejo" and "vieja" is awfully common in an affectionate sense among defequenses (as my norteno boss sometimes refers to them), but like the F-word or even the Ch-word, the context is all-important.
Page 2 2003
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The use of "viejo" and "vieja" is awfully common in an affectionate sense among defequenses (as my norteno boss sometimes refers to them), but like the F-word or even the Ch-word, the context is all-important.
Page 2 2003
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The befl of the pidlures are coUefted in five principal apartments: in the facrifly, a room of one hundred and eight by thirty - three; in the iglefia vieja, which is one hundred and five by thirty-four; and in two halls of
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The term "viejerío" used by Diego had a whole different connotation than the related term "vieja".
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The term "viejerío" used by Diego had a whole different connotation than the related term "vieja".
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The term "viejerío" used by Diego had a whole different connotation than the related term "vieja".
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The term "viejerío" used by Diego had a whole different connotation than the related term "vieja".
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The term "viejerío" used by Diego had a whole different connotation than the related term "vieja".
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