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71tripería — ► sustantivo femenino 1 COMERCIO Tienda donde se venden tripas o despojos de animal para su consumo. 2 COCINA Conjunto de tripas usadas para embutir. * * * tripería 1 f. Conjunto de tripas. 2 Tienda de tripas para hacer embutidos. ⊚ *Calle o… …
72abdomen — sustantivo masculino vientre, barriga, panza, tripa, andorga, bandujo*, mondongo, curva de la felicidad (coloquial). Vientre, barriga, panza y tripa son de uso general, mientras que abdomen se usa solo como voz técnica. Andorga, bandujo y… …
73Mundungus — Mun*dun gus, n. [Cf. Sp. mondongo paunch, tripe, black pudding.] A stinking tobacco. [1913 Webster] …
74mundungus — noun Etymology: modification of Spanish mondongo tripe Date: 1641 archaic foul smelling tobacco …
75Curaçao — This article is about the island country. For the former colony/territory comprising Curaçao and five other islands, see Curaçao and Dependencies. For the liqueur, see Curaçao (liqueur). Not to be confused with Curacoa or Curassow. Country… …
76Tripe — For the progressive rock band, see Trippa (band). For other uses, see Tripe (disambiguation). Tripe in an Italian market Tripe (from French tripe which is from Italian trippa) is a type of edible offal from the stomachs of various farm animals.[1 …
77Cuisine of Puerto Rico — The cuisine of Puerto Rico has its roots in the cuisines of Spain and the Amerindian Taínos. The cuisine is also influenced by the cuisines of the United States, Mexico, and African countries like Ethiopia.HistoryThe cuisines of Spain, Taíno and… …
78Offal — Some offal dishes, like pâté, are considered gourmet food. Offal can also be a cheaper type …
79Chitterlings — (  /ˈtʃɪt …
80Empanada — Two empanadas (empanadillas) Origin Place of origin Spain Dish details …
