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Old June 08, 2009, 03:15 AM
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pelusa (feminine noun (la)) — fluff, fuzz, down, lint, dust. Look up pelusa in the dictionary

Me molesta que la ropa salga de la lavadora llena de pelusa.
It irritates me when my clothes come out of the washer covered in lint.
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Tengo un amigo que tiene atrapa-pelusas detrás de la puerta.
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To have which is the word Pelusa in English in this post and also the word Lavadora.

Come out meaning salga.
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Tengo un amigo que tiene atrapa-pelusas detrás de la puerta.
¿Para qual uso?
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¿Para qual uso?
Lo único que se me ocurre es para atrapar el polvo antes de que entre en casa por debajo de la puerta. ¿Es así, María José?


BTW, of course there is the one and only "El Pelusa" (Diego Armando Maradonna).
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En chile y en argentina pelusa se les dice al niño travieso, pero muy travieso. Además de significar fuzz.
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This is a discussion thread for the Daily Spanish Word for June 8, 2009

pelusa (feminine noun (la)) — fluff, fuzz, down, lint, dust. Look up pelusa in the dictionary

Me molesta que la ropa salga de la lavadora llena de pelusa.
It irritates me when my clothes come out of the washer covered in lint.
La palabra "pelouse" (francés) tiene otra significación. Es un césped en español o "lawn" en inglés, pero "la peluche" (francés) es "pelusa" o"fluff"
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In Spain "pelusa" means also the jealousy of the children.

Mi hijo pequeño tiene mucha "pelusa" de su hermano mayor.
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Interesante! :-)

Me encanta saber más de los usos que se le da en otros países.
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Interesante! :-)

Me encanta saber más de los usos que se le da en otros países.
A ver si es que tienes un poco de pelusilla

"Pelusilla" se usa más que pelusa aquí.
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