The Spanish for 'delay' is la demora...

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The Spanish word for 'delay' is la demora...

So imagine DEMI MOORE getting DEMORA-lised while enduring a DELAY for her flight.

Delay in Spanish is la demora. To remember the word this word picture association makes it a snap. You can learn in excess of 200 Words a Day! using these methods.

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