what does enlocese mean in english?

Question

what does Enlocese mean?
does anyone know its really buggin me i would like to know what it means
thanks

Answer 1

I see this has been answered, but Jessica -- your title should be "enlocese" (or fix spelling). Threads like this one are generally deleted.

Answer 2

I'm sure that Motley is correct and it is enloquecer, to drive crazy. It fits perfectly.

Answer 3

i feel shy to respond to questions about spanish, but let me try and say:
it might be EN LO CESE
cese= stopping <http://www.spanishdict.com/translate'word=cese>
i don`t know if it makes sense to you because im not fluent in spanish,
tu beso me en lo cese'''? does it mean anything''''

Answer 4

enloquecer = crazy mad

your kiss drives me crazy

I guess the conjugation is incorrect.

Just checked, go to Conjugation, s/b enloquece

Answer 5

con su curepo me enlocese or
tu beso me enlocese

Answer 6

Since it doesn't seem to be in this dictionary or WR's you might want to provide a little context(never a bad idea). Usage might tell people what it is likely to be.

Answer 7

its a spanish word not english
i want the word enlocese translated in english

Answer 8

It does not appear in the Oxford English Dictionary.