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Words 10101–10200
10101mijo
millet; darling; friend, guy
Noun
10102vaquero
cowherd, cowboy; jeans; a kind of bird; squirrel cuckoo (Piaya cayana); laughing falcon (Herpetotheres cachinnans); lesser ground cuckoo (Morococcyx erythropygus)
Noun
10103basa
base
Noun
10104rayos
dang it, goddammit, heck
Interjection
10105búrguer
burger, hamburger; hamburger restaurant, a burger joint
Noun
10106encaje
lace (in a garment, material, etc.); fitting
Noun
10107fregar
to wash (to clean with a sponge, brush, rag); to scrub (to rub hard); to peeve, annoy; to screw over, to ruin, to fuck
Verb
10108contado
counted; few
Adjective
10109agotamiento
exhaustion, depletion
Noun
10110palmera
palm (tree); palmier (pastry)
Noun
10111alegación
allegation
Noun
10112cómputo
calculation
Noun
10113diferenciación
differentiation (act of differentiating)
Noun
10114emboscada
ambush (an attack launched from a concealed position)
Noun
10115yema
egg yolk; tip (of a finger); bud; shoot
Noun
10116pantera
panther
Noun
10117mayorista
wholesaler, wholesale dealer
Noun
10118cubana
tit fuck, titwank, titjob (mammary intercourse)
Noun
10119giratorio
revolving, turning
Adjective
10120rebasar
to surpass, go beyond; to overtake, to pass; to take control of; to come over
Verb
10121curado
cured, healed; cured, mature (of cheese, bacon, etc.); drunk, intoxicated; funny, goofy, ridiculous, silly
Adjective
10122tancar
to stop the flow of a liquid, especially blood from a wound
Verb
10123céntrico
central; located in the center, centrally
Adjective
10124emiliano
Emilian
Adjective
10125vikingo
viking
Adjective
10126gore
gore; splatter (genre of gory horror)
Noun
10127alfabetización
literacy instruction; an effort to counter illiteracy
Noun
10128culturalmente
culturally
Adverb
10129homofobia
homophobia
Noun
10130guerrera
army jacket
Noun
10131paréntesis
parenthesis; break, gap (period of temporal interruption)
Noun
10132geología
geology (the study of earth and land)
Noun
10133éxtasis
ecstasy
Noun
10134democráticamente
democratically
Adverb
10135naturalidad
naturalness
Noun
10136paulatinamente
gradually, slowly
Adverb
10137criminalidad
criminality, crime
Noun
10138medio ambiente
environment (the natural world or ecosystem)
Noun
10139core
acronym of Consejero Regional
Noun
10140TLC
initialism of tratado de libre comercio
Noun
10141deportación
deportation
Noun
10142elfo
elf
Noun
10143rambla
ravine, arroyo, wadi, wash, donga; tree-lined avenue; An urban street bordering a body of water; a promenade.
Noun
10144irresistible
irresistible
Adjective
10145listo
get set! (before starting a race); that's it! (it's finished!)
Interjection
10146envase
bottle, jar; package, container
Noun
10147predecible
predictable
Adjective
10148marginar
to exclude
Verb
10149virtuoso
virtuous; virtuoso (exhibiting the ability of a virtuoso)
Adjective
10150tirada
shooting; throw; edition, printing
Noun
10151futuro
future (the time ahead); future, future tense
Noun
10152encuadrar
to frame
Verb
10153vertebral
vertebral
Adjective
10154sectario
sectarian (all meanings)
Adjective
10155falsificar
to falsify
Verb
10156minúsculo
minute; minuscule; tiny (very small); lower case (of a letter)
Adjective
10157quemada
burnt side of a mountain; burn; deceit; fraud; beating; bashing
Noun
10158seleccionado
team member
Noun
10159templar
to temper (to moderate or control); to cool down; to warm up; to cool off; to calm down, chill out; to tune (a musical instrument); to move the cape
Verb
10160navegante
navigator; mariner, sailor
Noun
10161homosexual
homosexual
Noun
10162marino
sailor; seaman; mariner
Noun
10163surcoreano
South Korean
Adjective
10164arrastre
trawling; drift; the act of dragging the dead bull out of the arena
Noun
10165obispado
bishopric
Noun
10166flashear
to imagine or suppose something crazy
Verb
10167ilustrador
illustrator
Noun
10168won
won (unit of currency)
Noun
10169natural
a native; a local; an indigenous person; the pass of the red flag with the left hand without the sword; nature (genius, character, temperament, complexion, inclination of each); instinct or inclination of irrational animals; a real model that an artist reproduces in his work; homeland; birthplace; naturalist; physicist; astrologer (a person who studies nature or natural history)
Noun
10170hispanoamericano
Hispanic American
Adjective
10171inhabilitar
to disqualify
Verb
10172desenvolver
to unwrap; to develop; to manage the situation
Verb
10173concordia
concord, harmony, unity, union; ring consisting of two interlaced parts
Noun
10174vasallo
vassal, serving
Adjective
10175auxiliar
to help, to aid
Verb
10176insurrección
insurrection; rebellion
Noun
10177surtir
to provide; to furnish, to stock; to spurt, to shoot up
Verb
10178cráter
crater
Noun
10179intocable
untouchable
Adjective
10180vascular
vascular
Adjective
10181beneficencia
beneficence, charity
Noun
10182clamor
a clamor, shout; a protest, outcry; a loud noise
Noun
10183maní
peanut
Noun
10184nulidad
nullity, void; inept person
Noun
10185asiático
Asian (person from or descended from people from the Asian continent)
Noun
10186encarnar
to embody; to play; to incarnate; to ingrow
Verb
10187intuitivo
intuitive
Adjective
10188niñera
babysitter (female); car hauler (truck)
Noun
10189escolar
to go through a narrow place
Verb
10190intencionado
intentional, wilful, deliberate, intended
Adjective
10191bodi
bodysuit
Noun
10192incomprensible
incomprehensible
Adjective
10193sinvergüenza
scoundrel; shamelessness
Noun
10194vanidad
vanity; pomp; nonsense
Noun
10195pipa
pipe (device used for smoking); barrel; gun; shooter; A protruding belly; roadie; a genius, a smart person; sunflower seed; green coconut; pip, stone (seed inside fruits)
Noun
10196yerba
yerba (Ilex paraguariensis); tarantula
Noun
10197acotar
to survey land, enclose; to prune or lop a tree; to annotate a page; to mark contours on a map; to qualify, limit; to check, validate
Verb
10198vietnamita
Vietnamese
Adjective
10199precoz
precocious; early
Adjective
10200testificar
to testify; to give evidence
Verb