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De astó

Devastó

De aluación

Devaluación

De oción

Devoción

De aneador

Devaneador

Vacuidad o bacuidad

Vacuidad ( que esta vacío)

Bolutas o volutas

Volutas (forma en espiral)

Deboró o devoró

Devoró

Titubeos o tituveos

Titubeos

Jirones y gironés

Con j desgarrado del vestido


Con g gentilicio de Girona

Algarvía o algarabía

Algarbía

Cabala o cavala

Cabala (conjetura o suposición)

Adiccionó o adicionó

Adicionó

Destrucción o detrución

Destrucción

Magestuosidadad o majestuosidad

Majestuosidad

Encayar o encallar

Encallar

Urgir o hurgir

Urgir

Extertor o estertor

Estertor (respiracion anhelosa, generalmente ronca o silbante)

Estática y extático

Extático que esta en éxtasis


Estático que esta en un mismo estado y no sufre cambios

Enchirse o henchirse

Henchirse (llenar algo de hencher)

Hurdir o urdir

Urdir (maquinar o disponer algo contra alguien)

Inherte o inerte

Inerte

Expiró o espiró

Expiró

Atrayeron o atrajeron

Atrajeron

Yevar o llevar

Llevar