Most common Spanish words

57282 words

Words 12301–12400

12301lore

lore

Noun

12302capilar

hair; capillary

Adjective

12303campeonar

to win a championship

Verb

12304ventajoso

advantageous, profitable, favorable

Adjective

12305malicia

malice

Noun

12306inconcluso

unfinished

Adjective

12307preparatorio

preparatory, introductory

Adjective

12308aprehender

to apprehend, to seize, to confiscate; to understand

Verb

12309atardecer

to draw towards evening, to grow late, to get dark

Verb

12310drag

drag (entertainment form)

Noun

12311cinema

cinema; movie theater (building where films are shown to an audience); cinema (the art or industry of making films); kinematics

Noun

12312curativo

curative, healing

Adjective

12313corcho

cork (bark of the cork oak); cork (bottle stopper)

Noun

12314traza

trace (of lines); design, layout (e.g., for a blueprint); trace amount

Noun

12315predilecto

favorite, preferred

Adjective

12316mineral

mineral, ore

Noun

12317chorrada

nonsense, guff, stupid/silly/trivial thing

Noun

12318tendido

hanging; lying; extended, wide

Adjective

12319apocalíptico

apocalyptic, doomsday

Adjective

12320táctil

tactile

Adjective

12321homofóbico

homophobic

Adjective

12322facultativo

facultative

Adjective

12323higuera

fig tree

Noun

12324concesionario

dealership; dealer

Noun

12325comunicacional

communicational

Adjective

12326masar

to knead

Verb

12327cuantificar

to count, number, quantify

Verb

12328reactivación

revival, recovery, reactivation

Noun

12329asimilación

assimilation

Noun

12330inconstitucionalidad

unconstitutionality

Noun

12331bananero

banana

Adjective

12332lógico

logician

Noun

12333recargo

surcharge; extra charge

Noun

12334heder

to stink, to reek

Verb

12335capuchino

Capuchin

Adjective

12336espacioso

spacious

Adjective

12337ate

a kind of Mexican jelly candy made by cooking fruit pulp, usually from guava, quince, peach or prickly pear

Noun

12338barriada

shanty town, barriada; neighborhood

Noun

12339bolígrafo

ballpoint pen; drunkard (drunk person)

Noun

12340bacteriano

bacterial

Adjective

12341prostituir

to prostitute; to prostitute oneself

Verb

12342nepotismo

nepotism

Noun

12343diabético

diabetic

Adjective

12344consensuar

to reach a consensus on

Verb

12345descomunal

extraordinary; enormous, huge

Adjective

12346herejía

heresy

Noun

12347fresco

strong breeze; fresco (painting); soda, soft drink

Noun

12348cromo

chromium; trading card, picture card; an ugly person (used mostly relationally)

Noun

12349mani

protest

Noun

12350runner

runner (person who runs)

Noun

12351acelerador

accelerator (device for causing acceleration); accelerator pedal; accelerator (substance that speeds up chemical reactions)

Noun

12352intermitente

intermittent

Adjective

12353tropiezo

stumbling block, obstacle, setback; blunder

Noun

12354antropológico

anthropological

Adjective

12355pos

synonym of pues

Conjunction

12356pos

after, behind

Preposition

12357pos

only used in en pos de (“in pursuit of”)

Noun

12358segundario

secondary

Adjective

12359inflamar

to inflame; to ignite

Verb

12360canchar

to perform the first milling of the leaves of, crushing the leaves broadly before ageing; to toast, to roast; to play with each other’s hands attempting to slap them and stop them; synonym of vistear; to sell, to put on the market; to put on, to don; to lose

Verb

12361termómetro

thermometer

Noun

12362alcantarilla

sewer; manhole

Noun

12363cauteloso

cautious, chary, cagey, gingerly

Adjective

12364alternancia

alternation (the reciprocal succession of two things)

Noun

12365halagar

to make much of, to flatter, to entice; to praise, to make much of; to caress, to please, to gratify, to soothe, to appease, to cocker

Verb

12366sutileza

subtlety, nicety

Noun

12367secuenciar

to sequence

Verb

12368implorar

to implore, beg

Verb

12369rememorar

to reminisce

Verb

12370compadecer

to feel sorry (for); to pity; to sympathise with

Verb

12371regencia

regency

Noun

12372cabaré

cabaret

Noun

12373escandinavo

Scandinavian (of, from or relating to the region of Scandinavia, including Denmark, Norway and Sweden, sometimes also Iceland and Finland)

Adjective

12374liturgia

liturgy; ritual

Noun

12375malversación

embezzlement, malversation

Noun

12376aseverar

to assert (state positively)

Verb

12377bonanza

lull, dead calm (calm sea weather); bloom, flourishing

Noun

12378deslumbrante

dazzling

Adjective

12379gluten

gluten

Noun

12380vals

waltz

Noun

12381patinaje

skating

Noun

12382articulado

articulate

Adjective

12383enganche

hooking, linking; hook, link; down payment; bounty (money); recruitment (for armed services)

Noun

12384estructurado

structured

Adjective

12385caray

crikey, wow, good heavens, golly, gosh, whoa, man, boy, blimey (expresses surprise, astonishment); heck, darn, gee, shucks, hell, geez, jeez, dang (expresses disturbance, anger, frustration, annoyance)

Interjection

12386prehistoria

prehistory

Noun

12387semanalmente

weekly

Adverb

12388alternativamente

alternatively

Adverb

12389radicado

located; based