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"chongo" in English

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"chongo" in English
chongo{masculine}
blunt knife- bun- old horse- worn-out knife- stub- stump- chignon- coil- topknot- bun- dessert made of fried bread, topped with cheese or cinnamon
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chongo{masculine}
chongo
blunt knife{noun}
chongo(also: bollo, mantecada, rodete, pebete)
bun{noun}
chongo(also: rocín)
old horse{noun}
chongo
worn-out knife{noun}
chongo(also: cabo, resguardo, bacha)
stub{noun}
chongo(also: tocón, difuminador, difumino, soco)
stump{noun}
chongo(also: moño, rodete)
chignon{noun}
llevaba el pelo en un chongo
her hair was coiled into a chignon
chongo(also: moño)
coil{noun} (of hair)
chongo(also: moño, rodete)
topknot{noun}
chongo(also: bollo, chongo, mantecada, rodete)
bun{noun}
chongo
dessert made of fried bread, topped with cheese or cinnamon{noun} [gastro.]

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llevaba el pelo en un chongo
her hair was coiled into a chignon

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