What does «aturrar» mean in Spanish?

To stun, to deafen.

♦ Used in: Spain
To fill, to pile up, to cram.

♦ Used in: Mexico

Examples of use in Spanish: "tuve que aturrar toda la ropa en la bolsa".
Stalling, not advancing.

♦ Used in: Mexico
Toasting plants, leaves and fruits in the sun's rays.

♦ Used in: Honduras
Wrinkle.

♦ Used in: Honduras
To aim, to hit, to hit the target.

♦ Used in: Honduras

Examples of use in Spanish: "para aturrar se requiere tener buena vista y buen pulso".

"he aturrado".
Stinging of a wound in contact with liquids or fingers from too much cold.

♦ Used in: Spain
To stun, to deafen.

♦ Used in: Spain
Blistering.

Examples of use in Spanish: "autrar es salir ampollas en la piel del cerdo al chamuscarla".
Shouting loudly to call someone.

♦ Used in: Spain
(aturrarse) To be filled with something.

♦ Used in: Mexico

Examples of use in Spanish: "aturrarse de dulces".