Briznar
Esmorrinar
garúa
Jarisneando
PringarJarinear
To drizzle or rain very lightly, referring to a fine mist or small drops falling from the sky.
-Did it rain a lot last night? -No way, man. It was just a little jarinita.
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Jarinear
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- BriznarMéxicoA very fine drizzle or mist that barely gets you wet.
- EsmorrinarEspañaTo drizzle or rain in a very light, fine, and frequent manner. (This term is characteristic of regional dialects in...
- garúaArgentinaA light drizzle, mist, or fine rain that is just starting or falling in small amounts. (In Argentina, this term is...
- JarisneandoRepública DominicanaTo be drizzling or sprinkling, used when it starts to rain very lightly and only a few drops are falling. (In the...
- PringarVenezuelaTo drizzle or rain very lightly.
Jarinear
To drizzle or rain lightly. Derived from the word for flour (harina), it describes a mist or rain so fine that it resembles falling powder.
This jarina has me fed up, I have not been able to leave the house all day.
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Jarinear
To drizzle or rain very lightly. The term is a portmanteau of the Spanish words for garden (jardin) and to pee (mear), describing a mist that just barely wets the plants.
Uh-huh.
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