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    Which Spanish verb indicating emotional release ends, when written, in English words meaning a pig's bottom?

    Question #56331. Asked by gmackematix. (Mar 31 05 6:49 PM)


    peasypod

    		Ahem, without researching too far, I seem to recall a goodie that means to 'shave oneself' that could be a contender!

    Being the lady I am I wouldn't dream of writing it here.

    Mar 31 05, 7:30 PM
    peasypod

    		Since I'm sure shady will point out I ain't no lady, how about the Spanish verb 'enojarse'? (to get angry, get upset, lose one's temper)....

    Mar 31 05, 9:34 PM
    gmackematix

    		You are getting there with your second guess but we still need a pig...

    Apr 01 05, 12:19 AM
    peasypod

    		Where's Mochyn when you need him? ;)

    Apr 01 05, 6:14 AM
    satguru

    		Using logic and a quick check online, would it be 'ahogarse?'.

    Apr 01 05, 1:28 PM
    gmackematix

    		Well, Satguru, you have the pig's bottom so to speak. "Ahogarse" is very nearly there, but it means to drown, suffocate or be flooded. I am looking more for a release of emotion than release from it.

    Apr 01 05, 6:55 PM
    gmackematix

    		Ok, it was "desahogarse" which means to blow off steam. So close to a "yay" but so far.

    Apr 02 05, 10:34 PM

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