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Borrowing from Spanish abrazar ("to embrace"), from a + brazo ("arm"), from Latin brachium.
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Examples
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The Latin abrazo embrace is performed every time you meet.
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The Latin abrazo embrace is performed every time you meet.
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I bet it wasn't an abrazo and a "De acuerdo, gringo."
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I bet it wasn't an abrazo and a "De acuerdo, gringo."
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I bet it wasn't an abrazo and a "De acuerdo, gringo."
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I bet it wasn't an abrazo and a "De acuerdo, gringo."
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I bet it wasn't an abrazo and a "De acuerdo, gringo."
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I bet it wasn't an abrazo and a "De acuerdo, gringo."
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I bet it wasn't an abrazo and a "De acuerdo, gringo."
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I bet it wasn't an abrazo and a "De acuerdo, gringo."
oroboros commented on the word abrazo
Spanish: embrace, hug
September 12, 2007