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called Don
Chinche started to be
broadcast on
national television,
which at the time was
still wholly owned by the government. Don
Chinche (Which could...
- nut
plants in Nicaragua. In Honduras,
where the bug is
known commonly as
chinche patona (large-legged bug), it is a
minor garden pest. It is a pest of many...
- them used in the
Americas include barbeiros, vinchucas, pitos,
chipos and
chinches. Most of the 130 or more
species of this
subfamily feed on
vertebrate blood;...
-
Hopedale (/ˈhoʊpdeɪl/), also
known as La
Chinche (/lɑː ˈtʃiːntʃeɪ/, Spanish: [la ˈtʃintʃe]), is a
fishing community located along Bayou La
Loutre in St...
-
Jorge Cilley (1914–1960),
nicknamed La
Chinche was an
Argentine rugby union flanker who pla**** for both, Club Atlético San
Isidro (CASI) and San Isidro...
- PMID 25276939. S2CID 26829030. Faúndez E. I. (2015). "Primeros
registros de la
chinche de cama
Cimex lectularius Linneo, 1755 (Hemiptera: Cimicidae) en la Isla...
-
southern chinch bug. The name of the
chinch bug is
derived from the
Spanish chinche,
which refers to the bed bug and is in turn
derived from the
Latin cimex...
- the
British Armed Forces. In
Mexico and El Paso, the game is
known as el
chinche de agua (water bug). In the Chile, the game is
called Caballito de Bronce...
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success with his
character Eutimio Pastrana Polanía in the
series "Don
Chinche" (1982) by Pepe Sánchez. His
portrayal of the ****lense
culture made him...
- of
Standard Spanish, e.g. la
calor not el
calor ('the heat'), el
chinche not la
chinche ('the bedbug'). La mar is also more
frequently used than el mar...
