CALÓ

Meaning of CALÓ in English

noun Etymology: Spanish, argot, speech of Spanish Gypsies, from Romany kalo Gypsy, literally, black, from Sanskrit kāla Date: 1947 any of several Spanish argots

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CALÓ — I. kəˈlō noun Etymology: Spanish, from Romany, gypsy : a language spoken by Spanish gypsies and widely influencing the argots …
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CALO- — — see calli-
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CALÓ — /keuh loh"/ ; Sp. /kah law"/ , n. 1. a variety of Spanish influenced by Mexican underworld argot with a …
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CALÓ — noun Etymology: Spanish, argot, speech of Spanish Gypsies, from Romany kalo Gypsy, literally, black, from Sanskrit kāla Date: 1947 : …
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CALO — [ca.lo] n [Sp, argot, speech of Span. Gypsies, fr. Romany kalo Gypsy, lit., black, fr. Skt kala] (ca. 1948): any …
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CALO — современное испанское арго
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CALO — n современное испанское арго
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CALO — (n) современное испанское арго
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CALO — n современное испанское арго
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CALO — n современное испанское арго
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CALO — современное испанское арго
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CALO — Pronunciation: k ə - ' l ō Function: noun Etymology: Spanish, argot, speech of Spanish Gypsies, from Romany kalo Gypsy, …
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FLAMENCO — Form of song, dance, and instrumental (mostly guitar) music commonly associated with the Andalusian Rom a (Gypsies) of southern Spain. …
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-POGON — ˈpōˌgän noun combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pōgōn, perhaps from pō- (akin to Greek — Cyprian dialect — …
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CALOYER — kəˈlȯiə(r), -ȯyə-, ˈkaˌl-; ˈkaləyə- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Italian & French; French caloyer, from obsolete Italian caloiero, from Middle …
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CALOTYPE — ˈkaləˌtīp noun ( -s ) Etymology: calo- + type 1. : an early photographic-negative process in which paper is sensitized …
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CALOTROPIS — kəˈlä.trəpə̇s noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from calo- + Greek tropis keel; akin to Greek trepein to turn — …
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CALOTHRIX — ˈkaləˌthriks noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from calo- + -thrix : a genus of blue-green algae (family Rivulariaceae) with …
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CALOSOMA — ˌkaləˈsōmə noun Etymology: New Latin, from calo- + -soma 1. capitalized : a genus of large predaceous ground beetles (family …
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CALOPOGON — ˌkaləˈpōˌgän noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from calo- + -pogon : a small genus of American bulbous orchids having …
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CALOPHYLLUM — ˌkaləˈfiləm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from calo- + -phyllum : a genus of tropical trees (family Guttiferae) having …
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CALONYCTION — ˌkaləˈniktēˌän noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from calo- + Greek nyktion, neuter of nyktios of the night, from nykt-, …
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CALONEURODEA — ˌkalōn(y)üˈrōdēə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from calo- + neur- + -odea (alteration of -oidea ) : a …
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CALOMORPHIC — |kalə|mȯrfik adjective Etymology: calo- (from calcium, influenced by halo- ) + -morphic : of or relating to intrazonal soils characterized …
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CALOMEL — ˈkaləməl, -ˌmel noun ( -s ) Etymology: probably from (assumed) New Latin calomelas, from calo- + Greek melas black — …
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CALOCHORTUS — ˌkaləˈkȯrd.əs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from calo- + Greek chortos fodder, grass, farmyard — more at yard : …
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CALOCARPUM — ˌkaləˈkärpəm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from calo- + -carpum (irregular from Greek karpos fruit) — more at harvest …
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CALLI- — combining form or callo- or cali- or calo- Etymology: calli- from Latin, from Greek kalli-, from kallos beauty; akin to …
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FLAMENCO — n. Form of song, dance, and instrumental (mostly guitar) music commonly associated with the Andalusian Rom a (Gypsies) of southern …
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