hit-the-spittoon

Spanish translation: atinar [atinarle] a la escupidera

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English term or phrase:	hit-the-spittoon
Spanish translation:	atinar [atinarle] a la escupidera
Entered by:	Terry Burgess

01:21 Apr 3, 2002

English to Spanish translations [PRO]
Art/Literary

English term or phrase: hit-the-spittoon

English-written novel set in India.
Context: "calming themselves with their game of hit-the-spittoon"

Jose Sentamans KudoZ activity Questions: 21 (1 open) Answers: 38 Spain
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atinar [atinarle] a la escupidera

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This is what it is.
Luck!terry

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Terry Burgess
Mexico
Local time: 02:48

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atinar [atinarle] a la escupidera

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atinar [atinarle] a la escupidera

Explanation:
This is what it is.
Luck!terry

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Terry Burgess
Mexico
Local time: 02:48
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