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Words 12701–12800
12701tambalear
to reel, wobble, stagger
Verb
12702corregidor
correcting, correctional
Adjective
12703rada
bay, creek, cove
Noun
12704acantilado
cliff
Noun
12705marta
marten (mammal of the Martes genus)
Noun
12706nigeriano
Nigerian
Adjective
12707piensar
to feed livestock
Verb
12708zarzuela
zarzuela (form of Spanish opera having spoken dialogue)
Noun
12709enmascarar
to mask; to disguise
Verb
12710invasivo
invasive
Adjective
12711fallecido
deceased, departed
Noun
12712palmada
slap (a blow with the palm of the hand); clap (the act of striking the palms of the hands together)
Noun
12713galáctico
galactic
Adjective
12714reverso
back, back side, reverse
Noun
12715subjetividad
subjectivity
Noun
12716degollar
to slit the throat
Verb
12717non
odd (indivisible by two)
Adjective
12718benefactor
benefactor
Noun
12719blasfemia
blasphemy
Noun
12720pasional
passional
Adjective
12721alcaide
commander of the defense of a castle; administrator of royal property; warden; administrator of a prison
Noun
12722tazón
bowl; mug (large cup)
Noun
12723sobrellevar
to cope with, to endure, to bear; to put up with
Verb
12724desbaratar
to ruin, destroy; to spoil; to rout
Verb
12725programático
programming; programmatic
Adjective
12726mantel
tablecloth
Noun
12727plató
set (at TV or movies)
Noun
12728baza
trick; trump, trump card (something that gives one an advantage); Aviceda, cuckoo-hawk (bird genus)
Noun
12729premir
to press, squeeze
Verb
12730desenlace
outcome; dénouement (conclusion or resolution of a plot); passing
Noun
12731hornear
to bake
Verb
12732fetiche
fetish (something that is believed to possess magical powers)
Noun
12733especulador
speculating
Adjective
12734cortante
cutting; curt
Adjective
12735infamia
infamy
Noun
12736balacera
shootout
Noun
12737divergente
divergent
Adjective
12738turbulencia
turbulence; turbulent times
Noun
12739bóxer
Boxer (a participant in the Boxer Rebellion in China); boxer shorts; boxer (a breed of dog)
Noun
12740incoherente
incoherent
Adjective
12741florido
flowery, ornate
Adjective
12742presagiar
to presage
Verb
12743bebido
drunk
Adjective
12744enfriamiento
cooling; chill
Noun
12745diluvio
deluge, downpour
Noun
12746idealista
idealistic
Adjective
12747samba
samba
Noun
12748aristócrata
aristocrat
Noun
12749manco
one-handed, one-armed, maimed; defective, faulty, incomplete; chump, useless, butterfingers (a unskilled player, due to his inexperience or lack of skill for the game); oarless, without oars
Adjective
12750masculinidad
masculinity
Noun
12751pacifista
pacifist
Adjective
12752zumbido
buzz, hum, ringing (a buzzing or humming noise)
Noun
12753aloja
lark (bird); a drink composed of water, honey and spices
Noun
12754lavadero
washboard; laundry, laundry room (washing place); washing sink; six pack
Noun
12755euskera
Basque, of the Basque language
Adjective
12756churro
churro (type of fried pastry); joint (marijuana cigarette); botch, mess, disaster; spunk, Adonis, beefcake (physically desirable man)
Noun
12757propulsor
propulsive
Adjective
12758puntualizar
to detail, to specify; to fix something in one's memory; to complete; to qualify
Verb
12759polvos
face powder (cosmetic made from coloured talc)
Noun
12760tumbado
fallen down; lying down
Adjective
12761herradura
horseshoe
Noun
12762protector
protector (someone who protects or guards); protector (a device or mechanism which is designed to protect)
Noun
12763rizado
curly; ripply; corrugated, wrinkled
Adjective
12764cristo
Jesus (representation of Jesus Christ); hassle
Noun
12765invito
invictus
Adjective
12766concurrido
busy; bustly (full of people going by)
Adjective
12767ensangrentar
to cover with blood
Verb
12768modular
modular
Adjective
12769glorificar
to glorify, exalt, extol; to adore; synonym of gloriarse
Verb
12770desertor
deserter
Noun
12771incógnito
incognito, anonymous, unknown (with a hidden or unknown identity)
Adjective
12772alegoría
allegory
Noun
12773gaseoso
gaseous; gassy
Adjective
12774paria
pariah, outcast
Noun
12775djinn
jinn, genie
Noun
12776prospecto
patient information leaflet; announcement; prospectus; prospect
Noun
12777pillado
busted, caught; crazy (in love); head over heels
Adjective
12778greco
Greek, Grecian
Adjective
12779esparcimiento
relaxation; recreation; amusement; scattering
Noun
12780neblina
fog, mist (water or other liquid finely suspended in air)
Noun
12781oruga
caterpillar (insect); arugula, rocket (plant)
Noun
12782ruda
rue (plant)
Noun
12783tergiversar
to misrepresent, to twist, to distort; to tergiversate, to prevaricate
Verb
12784cesárea
Caesarean section
Noun
12785mantra
mantra (a phrase repeated during meditation)
Noun
12786inimaginable
unimaginable
Adjective
12787antifascista
antifascist
Adjective
12788navajo
Navajo
Adjective
12789resurgimiento
resurgence, reemergence
Noun
12790solvencia
solvency; clearance
Noun
12791fermentar
to ferment
Verb
12792descalificación
disqualification; discrediting, discredit; demerit
Noun
12793plantón
sapling; sit-in (protest)
Noun
12794desconcierto
bewilderment, disorder, chaos; breakdown
Noun
12795plausible
praiseworthy, laudable, commendable; plausible, possible
Adjective
12796varita
wand (hand-held narrow rod); penis
Noun
12797jeque
sheik
Noun
12798cardinal
cardinal (crucial, pivotal); cardinal (describing a number used to indicate quantity)
Adjective
12799tino
skill, ability; good sense, judgement; moderation, prudence; tact, propriety
Noun
12800refrendar
to authorize, endorse
Verb