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tocar fondo: to touch the bottom (of the sea, lake etc.); to hit rock bottom
tocar grama: touch grass
tocar hierba: touch grass
tocar las bolas: to piss off; to wind up
tocar las pelotas: to bug, get on someone's nerves, be a pain in the ass
tocar los cojones: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see tocar, los, cojones.; to pester; annoy; piss off
tocar los huevos: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see tocar, los, huevos.; pester; annoy; piss off
tocar madera: to knock on wood (US), to touch wood (UK, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand)
tocar pasto: touch grass
tocario: Tocharian
tocario: Tocharian
tocario: Tocharian (language)
tocarse la barriga: to sit on one's ass; to laze about
tocata: record player
tocata: toccata; beating; whooping
tocayo: namesake (person having the same name)
toche: any of various tanagers; nine-banded armadillo
tocho: clumsy; big, giant; mean (person)
tocinería: a shop selling salted meats
tocineta: bacon
tocinillo de cielo: synonym of tocino de cielo
tocino: bacon; salt pork; ellipsis of tocino de cielo
tocino de cielo: a dessert made from sugar and egg yolk
toco: a tree trunk cut to make a seat
toco: piece
tocoeño: of, from or relating to Tocoa, Colón
tocoeño: native or inhabitant of Tocoa, Colón (usually male)
tocoferol: tocopherol
tocoginecología: obs and gynae (obstetrics and gynaecology)
tocología: obstetrics
tocolítico: tocolytic
tocolítico: tocolytic
tocopillano: of, from or relating to the city of Tocopilla, Tocopilla Province, Chile
tocopillano: native or inhabitant of the city of Tocopilla, Tocopilla Province, Chile (usually male)
tocoquirúrgico: surgery during childbirth
tocorré: only used in hacer tocorré
tocotrienol: tocotrienol
tocuyano: native or inhabitant of El Tocuyo (usually male)
tocuyano: of, from or relating to El Tocuyo
tocársela: to jerk off; wank
tocólogo: obstetrician
tocón: touchy-feely, handsy
tocón: stump (of tree); stump (of a limb)
toda la vida: forever
todavía: still, yet; even, still
todo: everything
todo a cien: (US) variety store, dollar store, dime store, five-and-dime, (UK) pound shop
todo avante: full steam ahead
todo bien: all good? Everything fine?
todo bien: all good
todo cae por su propio peso: what goes around comes around
todo cristo: any Tom, Dick, or Harry
todo el día: all the time; 24/7
todo el mundo: everyone, everybody
todo el rato: all the time
todo el tiempo: all the time, always; all the time, frequently, often
todo es ponerse: the first step is always the hardest
todo junto: all together; all one word
todo lo contrario: just the opposite, on the contrary
todo lo más: at most