13001retocarto touch up (fix damages to improve the look)
Verb
13009súplicaplea, supplication (appeal, petition, entreaty)
Noun
13011enredoconfusion, chaos; machination; wrap, skirt
Noun
13015perarapheretic form of esperar (“to wait”)
Verb
13016bolerobolero (music); bolero (dance); bolero (jacket); bolero musician
Noun
13017glamurglam, glamour (charm), glitz
Noun
13018veracruzanoof, from or relating to the state of Veracruz, Mexico
Adjective
13019sufragarto help; to support; to finance; to vote
Verb
13020eurodiputadoMEP (Member of the European Parliament)
Noun
13021candentered-hot; burning; polemical, dangerous to talk about; hot, sexually attractive
Adjective
13023idearioideology, principles
Noun
13024despojopillage, plunder (action), despoliation; scourge; remains; loot, plunder, spoils
Noun
13031laoLao (relating to the Lao language); Lao (relating to the Lao people); Lao (relating to Laos)
Adjective
13032otakuotaku, weeb (a person with an interest in things such as anime or manga)
Noun
13034melenamane (longer hair growth around head of male lions); melena
Noun
13035tipificarto classify, typify, categorize
Verb
13036trotarto trot (to move at a gait between a walk and a canter); to jog
Verb
13037pandocrooked, bent; shallow (water); sluggish, slow (moving slowly); unlucky (having bad luck)
Adjective
13039anidarto nest; to shelter, take in
Verb
13042elenoa member of the National Liberation Army
Noun
13045desacatocontempt (open disrespect or willful disobedience of the authority)
Noun
13047críokid (used in Spain)
Noun
13048serenocold humidity in the air that is typical of the night hours; nightwatchman
Noun
13051marcadorscoreboard; bookmark; marker (a gene or DNA sequence with a known location on a chromosome); marker, sharpie (a felt-tipped pen)
Noun
13056cagóncoward, fearful; that defecates a lot
Adjective
13057murgaband or group of street musicians; bugbear; pain; drag (annoyance); amurca
Noun
13058fiscofisc; exchequer; national treasury; public treasury; national government; a little bit
Noun
13060vegetalplant; vegetal
Adjective
13062enganchadoaddicted, hooked; in love; enamored; up the duff
Adjective
13063carretebobbin; fishing reel; film; party (social gathering)
Noun
13064carneroa sheep, a ram (woolly ruminant of the genus Ovis, especially a male); sheepskin (skin of a sheep); mutton (flesh of sheep used as food); strikebreaker, scab (non-unionized worker hired to replace striking workers); warty venus
Noun
13066asnodonkey, ass; dumbass; ass
Noun
13067maleducadobad-mannered, ill-mannered, rude
Adjective
13068clavelcarnation (plant); carnation (flower)
Noun
13069platónicoPlatonic (of or relating to Plato and/or his philosophical doctrines); platonic (non-sexual)
Adjective
13072tronarto thunder; to bust, ruin (person); to fail (not pass an exam); to crack (to make a cracking sound); to kill (someone); to die; to fail (a student) (to give a student a non-passing grade in an academic endeavour)
Verb
13073recadomessage; errand; a tomato-based sauce
Noun
13074penderto hang, dangle; to be pending, to be undecided
Verb
13076vándalovandal; hooligan; lout; thug; yob, yobbo; punk; Vandal; Vandalic (language)
Noun
13077rumbaparty; rumba (Cuban dance)
Noun
13083albercawater tank; swimming pool
Noun
13084petardofirecracker (a firework); joint (marijuana cigarette); swindle; trash, rubbish; blowjob; boring or annoying person; ugly woman
Noun
13085tablónplank; board; signboard; bulletin board; drunkenness
Noun
13087tifóntyphoon, tropical cyclone; waterspout
Noun
13088cascabeljingle bell, sleigh bell; rattle (baby's toy); knob of a cannon; cascabel (chili); rattlesnake
Noun
13089piramidalpyramidal (pyramid-shaped); triquetrum
Adjective
13092incultouncultivated, uncivilized; ignorant
Adjective
13093descargounloading; rebuttal; disclaimer
Noun
13094heroísmoheroism; a heroic action or deed
Noun
13096macizosolid; massive, large; hunky, dishy
Adjective
13099espartanoSpartan; spartan; austere, resolute
Adjective