Colombia
VenezuelaEspernancar
To be spread wide open or splayed out in an ungainly or very exposed manner. It is commonly used for doors, windows, or legs.
He left the doors espernancadas: she has her legs espernancadas.
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Espernancar
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Espernancar
To chuck or hurl something with a lot of force.
Jose espernancó his shoes the second he got home.
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