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Words 11801–11900
11801cuernos
the hell, on earth (for emphasis after a question word)
Adverb
11802viudo
widower, widow; Sixalix atropurpurea, syn. Scabiosa atropurpurea (mourning bride, mourning widow, sweet scabious)
Noun
11803estribillo
refrain, chorus; saying
Noun
11804infrarrojo
infrared
Adjective
11805autógrafo
autograph
Noun
11806devaluar
to devalue
Verb
11807gilipollez
stupid thing
Noun
11808vito
an Andalusian music style and dance
Noun
11809prehistórico
prehistoric
Adjective
11810tosco
crude; uncouth; coarse, rough, rough around the edges
Adjective
11811deja
rest (that remaining after cutting textiles)
Noun
11812varado
stranded; beached
Adjective
11813fusilamiento
execution (by shooting)
Noun
11814vigoroso
vigorous
Adjective
11815pavón
peacock; moth of the genus Saturnia (so called because of the spots in its wings resemble those of the peacock)
Noun
11816enigmático
enigmatic
Adjective
11817alentador
encouraging
Adjective
11818especial
special
Noun
11819entrañable
warm, loving, close, intimate; deep (of a relationship); endearing, charming (personality)
Adjective
11820kiosco
kiosk; newsstand
Noun
11821ojete
eyelet, grommet; eyehole; anus; asshole, dumbass
Noun
11822escolar
student, schoolchild, schoolboy, schoolgirl; university student
Noun
11823jeep
jeep
Noun
11824israelita
Israelite
Adjective
11825grosería
discourtesy, lack of respect; crudeness, rudeness; stupidity; vulgarity, curse word; grocery store
Noun
11826hoz
sickle; gorge
Noun
11827acústica
acoustics (a quality of a space for doing music)
Noun
11828nano
bro, kiddo, dude
Noun
11829esfumar
to soften; to tone down; to fade out; to vanish; to slip away (leave unnoticed)
Verb
11830encrucijada
crossroads
Noun
11831mitológico
mythological
Adjective
11832simétrico
symmetrical
Adjective
11833obelisco
obelisk
Noun
11834tetar
to breastfeed, to suckle; to suck, to suckle
Verb
11835colector
collector
Noun
11836weber
weber
Noun
11837cisco
coaldust; culm; little fragment
Noun
11838sabiendas
only used in a sabiendas
Noun
11839callo
callus; corn (on the feet); tripe; an ugly person
Noun
11840deprisa
quickly, hurriedly
Adverb
11841eficazmente
effectively, effectually
Adverb
11842paracaídas
parachute
Noun
11843asentado
settled; permanent; stable
Adjective
11844perjudicado
victim
Noun
11845pubertad
puberty
Noun
11846portafolio
a portfolio, a case for carrying papers
Noun
11847aeronáutica
aeronautics
Noun
11848refrigeración
refrigeration
Noun
11849roce
rubbing; contact; friction
Noun
11850honradez
honesty, integrity, trustworthiness
Noun
11851centralizado
centralized
Adjective
11852fiabilidad
reliability, trustworthiness
Noun
11853extraordinariamente
extraordinarily
Adverb
11854resonancia magnética
an MRI scan, a magnetic resonance imaging scan
Noun
11855IES
initialism of Instituto de Educación Secundaria (“institute of secondary education”), equivalent to high school + college in the UK
Noun
11856estresado
stressed
Adjective
11857maceta
flowerpot
Noun
11858electricista
electrician
Noun
11859negro
black (absorbing all light and reflecting none; dark and hueless); black (of or relating to any of various ethnic groups having dark pigmentation of the skin); dirty; sad; clandestine; angry; ( mi ~) my darling, my honey
Adjective
11860ejecutor
executing
Adjective
11861petra
Myrceugenia exsucca, a tree of Chile and Argentina.
Noun
11862bucal
buccal; oral
Adjective
11863mediado
half full
Adjective
11864helado
icy, frozen; shocked
Adjective
11865merienda
afternoon snack; nuncheon; tea (afternoon meal)
Noun
11866solidarizar
to unite, to bring together
Verb
11867macedonia
fruit salad
Noun
11868regulatorio
regulatory, rule
Adjective
11869nono
ninth
Adjective
11870chapar
to veneer; to plate (as with metal); to say a hard truth; to grab something quickly; catch; to catch (an idea or statement); to swot (study hard); to kiss, smooch; to cram; to toil; to hustle; to close (a business); to catch a criminal
Verb
11871huevón
lazy; stupid
Adjective
11872custodio
guardian; keeper; custodian; guard
Noun
11873doblegar
to bring down, vanquish, conquer, topple, defeat; to fold, bend; to divide by two; to kneel down
Verb
11874detector
detecting
Adjective
11875lupa
magnifying glass
Noun
11876casanova
Casanova
Noun
11877yugo
yoke (bar or frame of wood by which two animals are joined)
Noun
11878decimal
decimal
Adjective
11879fantasiar
to imagine
Verb
11880pícnic
picnic (outdoor meal)
Noun
11881lúcido
lucid
Adjective
11882autobiografía
autobiography
Noun
11883convulsión
convulsion
Noun
11884tenue
tenuous, thin, weak; faint, dim, wispy, soft, subdued, pale
Adjective
11885armonizar
to harmonize
Verb
11886cronograma
timeline
Noun
11887intercultural
intercultural
Adjective
11888imperdonable
unforgivable, unpardonable
Adjective
11889anunciante
advertising, promoting
Adjective
11890enderezar
to straighten, to straighten out; to address (“to aim”)
Verb
11891pericia
skill; expertise
Noun
11892baldosa
tile, slab
Noun
11893personificar
to personify
Verb
11894calificativo
qualificative
Adjective
11895colorante
coloring
Adjective
11896torpeza
awkwardness; blunder
Noun
11897rastreo
tracking, tracing; trawling
Noun
11898fumador
smoking
Adjective
11899brasa
hot coal, ember
Noun
11900conspirador
conspirator (person who is part of a conspiracy)
Noun