baba
51baba — (ba ba) s. m. Pâtisserie dans laquelle sont mêlés des raisins de Corinthe. Au plur. Des babas. SUPPLÉMENT AU DICTIONNAIRE BABA. Ajoutez : ÉTYM. Russe, baba,.... vieille sorcière, gâteau de Pâques …
52baba — (f) (Intermedio) sustancia líquida que sale de la abertura inicial del aparato digestivo Ejemplos: De la boca del perro cayó una baba sanguinolenta. Se ha secado una baba con la manga. Sinónimos: saliva …
53baba — sustantivo femenino saliva. ▌ caérsele la baba locución regocijarse, complacerse, divertirse, gozar, disfrutar, no caber de contento, recrearse. Caérsele la baba se dice como si le sucediese al que es bobo y al que experimenta gran complacencia.… …
54baba — baba1 [ bα:bα:] (also rum baba) noun a small rich sponge cake, soaked in rum flavoured syrup. Origin via Fr. from Polish, lit. married peasant woman . baba2 [ bα:bα:] noun Indian informal 1》 father or holy man. 2》 a child, especially …
55Baba — Sp Babà Ap Баба/Baba L k. V Bulgarijoje (Balkanų kk.) ir kk. Makedonijoje …
56baba — UK [ˈbɑːbɑː] / US [ˈbɑbɑ] noun [countable] Word forms baba : singular baba plural babas Indian English 1) father: used for talking to an older man in a way that shows respect 2) used for talking to a friend or a child, especially a man or boy …
57baba — 3 babã sub. ind. vk. pyragas žr. babas: Neverk neverk, vaikeli, parveš tėtė babã Pns …
58baba — /ˈbabə/ (say bahbuh) noun a cake, sometimes served as a dessert, made from yeast leavened dough, sometimes mixed with raisins and currants, and flavoured while still hot with a rum or other syrup. Also, baba au rhum, rum baba. {French, from… …
59baba — noun Etymology: French, from Polish, literally, old woman Date: 1826 a rich cake soaked in a rum and sugar syrup called also baba au rhum …
60baba — bà·ba s.f. DI triest. vecchia {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: 1913. ETIMO: dallo sloveno baba, voce di ampia area slava …
