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see ya

verb

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see you in the funny papers

interjection

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see you next Tuesday

interjection

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seffective

adjective

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segrandfather

noun

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segund

adjective

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Segundazo

noun

  • (sustantivo / noun): Forma coloquial usada en Colombia y Latinoamrica para referirse a una compra de segunda mano (usado) que resulta ser de excelente calidad o condicin, mucho mejor de lo esperado. Un "Segundazo" es una ganga, una suerte, o un hallazgo afortunado dentro del mercado de segunda mano.

    Ejemplos:

    1. Consegu un carro de segunda en Segundazo Compra Venta que fue un verdadero "Segundazo". Excelente condicin y a buen precio.

    2. Este celular de segunda result un Segundazo: barato y la bateria funciona como nuevo.

    3. Pens que la moto usada iba a fallar, pero sali un Segundazo.

    Sinnimos: ganga, joya de segunda, chollo (Espaa).

    Last edited on Oct 01 2025. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 01 2025.

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Sekakah

noun

  • A place in the wilderness of Judah, especially one mentioned in the Bible (including the Torah)

    It is a derivation of sakak

    Last edited on Aug 26 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Aug 26 2024.

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