10301corsoCorsican
Adjective
10304consejeríaregional government's ministry; council
Noun
10306presentirto have a feeling, have a premonition; to be aware of
Verb
10309logialodge (Freemasons)
Noun
10310rotondaroundabout, traffic circle; rotunda
Noun
10311falangephalanx (one of the bones of the finger or toe); phalange; phalanx
Noun
10314pesimistapessimistic, downbeat, gloomy, bearish
Adjective
10315oligarcaoligarch (a member of an oligarchy)
Noun
10317resguardoreceipt (paper of proof of purchase); counterfoil (of a cheque); protection; reservation (land set aside for the indigenous)
Noun
10318ridículoridicule, ridiculousness, laughableness (ridiculous situation)
Noun
10320agostarto dry out; to parch; burn up; to exhaust; to use up; to graze; to plough
Verb
10321tempestadtempest, storm (especially at sea)
Noun
10326arrepentidorepentant, sorry, contrite, regretful
Adjective
10328torcidotwisted, askew; winding, crooked; torqued; cross-eyed; unlucky
Adjective
10329buclecurl of hair; loop (repeating process)
Noun
10331panaderobaker (a person who bakes and sells bread, etc)
Noun
10332clásicoclassic (an artistic work of lasting worth); derby (specifically in association football and one between two teams who are not from the same city or region)
Noun
10333acometerto assail; to overtake; to undertake (a task, a project, an enterprise)
Verb
10334apuradoin a hurry; poor, needy, short
Adjective
10335murmurarto murmur, to mutter; to murmur; to gossip
Verb
10337acogedorcozy; friendly, inviting, welcoming; hospitable
Adjective
10338reptilreptile (a cold-blooded vertebrate)
Noun
10341indignanteoutrageous, egregious; shocking
Adjective
10342trompasnout (long, projecting nose, mouth and jaw of a beast); trunk (of an elephant); horn; proboscis; tube (especially the Fallopian tube); tromp; booze-up; drinking sesh; boss, protector
Noun
10345letradoeducated; erudite; literate
Adjective
10346motelmotel; brothel, whorehouse
Noun
10347manguerahose; penis; mango orchard
Noun
10348resortespring (device made of flexible material); elastic
Noun
10350grosorthickness, width
Noun
10353averiarto break (break down); to damage; to break down
Verb
10354gambashrimp; butterface, prawn; 100 pesos; leg; human foot
Noun
10356culearto fuck (sexually; does not imply anal sex); to fuck (to abuse) (compare the English use of fuck to express great displeasure with someone or something)
Verb
10357africanoAfrican (native or inhabitant of Africa) (usually male)
Noun
10360contestaciónan answer, reply; a dispute; a legal plea
Noun
10363divinarto divine, foretell; to guess
Verb
10364meridianomeridian, midday; bright, luminous
Adjective
10365consecuciónobtaining, procurement (act or result); attainment
Noun
10368brujomale witch, warlock, sorcerer; male Wiccan; scorpionfish
Noun
10369finitofinite; finished; over with; done
Adjective
10370agobiarto overwhelm, to anguish; to annoy, to bother; to tire, fatigue; to bow
Verb
10371envergadurawingspan (of a bird, airplane); breadth, beam (of a boat); armspan; magnitude, importance
Noun
10372llosaan enclosed arable land next to a house
Noun
10374discutibledebatable, arguable, moot; discussible
Adjective
10376caserolandlord; caretaker; regular customer, regular guest
Noun
10377cebarto bait; to fatten, feed; to charge, load; to turn on, vent, attack; to add hot water to the yerba mate; to prime (fill with priming liquid)
Verb
10380aleale (intoxicating liquor)
Noun
10381peruvianoPeruvian (of, from or relating to Peru)
Adjective
10382pegoa trick consisting of taking two cards from the pack instead of one
Noun
10383rocosorocky (full of, or abounding in rocks)
Adjective
10384deseosodesirous; eager
Adjective
10385afanarto steal, pinch; to be busy; to toil, to work hard
Verb
10390modmod (of the 1960s modern style)
Adjective
10391isaa dance and singing style of the Canary Islands
Noun
10392flotefloatation (action and effect of floating)
Noun
10397suavidadsmoothness; softness; mildness
Noun