12901manicomioinsane asylum, lunatic asylum, mental hospital; madhouse (all senses)
Noun
12902perobut (instance of saying "but"); but (restriction)
Noun
12904haithere is, there are
Verb
12905dotedowry; talent
Noun
12906ambulantestreet vendor (walking or at a stand)
Noun
12907agitadoagitated, upset; hectic; rough, choppy (sea, waters)
Adjective
12908elenoof the National Liberation Army of Colombia
Adjective
12911morochodark-skinned person; dark-haired person; twin
Noun
12914nublarto cloud; to become cloudy
Verb
12918inerteinert; inactive, sluggish
Adjective
12919acaecerto happen; to be present; to die
Verb
12920molidoground (crushed into a powder); minced; knackered
Adjective
12921egresodeparture, leaving
Noun
12923micamica; tag, it (children's chasing game)
Noun
12924paracaidistaparachutist, skydiver; paratrooper; gatecrasher
Noun
12927porcheveranda, verandah; stoop; porch
Noun
12931trastefret; worthless thing or person; dirty dishes; laundry (dirty clothes)
Noun
12934retransmisiónbroadcast, broadcasting (of radio, television, etc)
Noun
12935adueñarto appropriate, to take ownership
Verb
12936aritméticaarithmetic (mathematics of numbers, etc.)
Noun
12937fiscalizarto inspect, to control; to supervise, to investigate, to pry into; to censure, to criticize
Verb
12938muletacrutch; muleta (red flag used by bullfighters)
Noun
12940simetríasymmetry (correspondence on either side of a dividing line, plane, center or axis)
Noun
12941tapeterunner, carpet, rug; tablecloth
Noun
12945villeroslumdog; especially from a villa miseria
Noun
12946cítricocitric; citrus; greenish yellow in colour
Adjective
12948nelsonsynonym of nel (no; no way; nope)
Adverb
12949basalbasal, foundational, underlying
Adjective
12950apilarto stack, to pile up; to push (into stack)
Verb
12951progretrendy, modern, progressive, liberal (one who advocates a certain course of action, of progressive political or social concern, with the naïve conviction of their own moral superiority.); woke, politically correct, social justice warrior
Adjective
12956colocadohigh (stoned); drunk
Adjective
12957lamentolament; plaint; wail, wailing
Noun
12958montoneroone who fights in a mob; a member of a group that fought against the military dictatorship in the 1970s
Noun
12959sanguinariobloodthirsty, sanguinary, vicious
Adjective
12961acomodadowell-off, well-to-do, affluent, wealthy; accommodated, settled in; suitable, fitting, comfortable
Adjective
12963penuriahardship (financial), penury; shortage, lack, dearth
Noun
12964roasynonym of roda
Noun
12966ajaaha, I see (expresion of understanding, realization, invention or recognition)
Interjection
12977escorialslag heap; bed (of lava)
Noun
12981becerraheifer; weasel's snout (Misopates orontium)
Noun
12982ejemahem
Interjection
12983UIinitialism of Unidad Indexada
Noun
12984tapónobstruction, blockage; cap, plug, bung, stopper; plug, bathplug (for bath, bathtub), sink plug (for sink); earplug; wax, build up of wax (excess wax in the ear); block; traffic jam
Noun
12985acallarto quiet, hush or silence
Verb
12991batbat (act of batting)
Noun
12995aborrecerto hate, detest, loathe; to abandon one's young
Verb
12997astuciacunning, guile, slyness, craftiness, cunningness, wiliness, canniness; astuteness
Noun
12998vertiginosovertiginous (pertaining or related to vertigo); dizzying, vertiginous, giddy (inducing a feeling of giddiness, vertigo, or dizzyness); suffering from vertigo
Adjective
13000velerosailboat; sailmaking; sailmaker; candlemaker
Noun