13403gangabargain (advantageous purchase); sandgrouse (bird of the family Pteroclididae); gang; gangue
Noun
13404espinohawthorn, buckthorn
Noun
13405desprevenidounsuspecting; unaware, oblivious; unprepared
Adjective
13406desenlazarto untie; undo; unrope; to clear up; smoothen up; to turn out; work out (end)
Verb
13408raidraid (military); attempt; long-distance race
Noun
13410domésticamaid (female servant or cleaner)
Noun
13411correlacionarto correlate (to compare things and bring them into a relation having corresponding characteristics); to correlate (to be related by a correlation)
Verb
13412granadograined; ripe; distinguished
Adjective
13413esposarto handcuff, manacle
Verb
13416trinitarioTrinity; of Trinidad; Trinidadian
Adjective
13417capatazforeman; boss, overseer
Noun
13422superpodersuperpower (fictional extraordinary ability)
Noun
13423temerariofoolhardy, reckless, rash, brash
Adjective
13426agarregrip, grasp; synonym of agarrada
Noun
13427cerrojobolt, latch; bolt; very aggressive or defensive tactics
Noun
13429cabrónsuper cool; skilled; complicated, difficult
Adjective
13431impostorimpostor (someone who uses a false identity)
Noun
13437carmenarto untangle; to pull someone's hair
Verb
13447fungirto act as, to serve in a position
Verb
13451chocanteoff-putting; shocking
Adjective
13452sueltarelease (act of releasing); hopple, hobble, pastern, fetter to fix the feet of an animal
Noun
13453tanoItalian
Adjective
13454polepole position
Noun
13456precursorprecursor (forerunner, predecessor); precursor (chemical compound)
Noun
13457intermitenteindicator (UK, Australia, New Zealand), turn signal (US), blinker (informal, US), direction indicator
Noun
13460dignaonly used in se digna, third-person singular present indicative of dignarse; only used in te ... digna, syntactic variant of dígnate, second-person singular imperative of dignarse
Verb
13461pepitapepita (an edible seed from a pumpkin or squash); nugget, especially of gold or platinum
Noun
13463alborotarto stir up, agitate; to disturb, tease (provoke or disturb); to excite; to infect, ballyhoo (make somebody enthusiastic about one's own passion); to bother
Verb
13464hepáticohepatic (relating to the liver)
Adjective
13466listónlath; strip; batten, slat; bar, crossbar; bar, standard (level to overcome); ribbon
Noun
13467complacientecomplaisant (“willing to do what pleases others; compliant”)
Adjective
13468palestinoPalestinian; foulard; an illegal immigrant; someone from eastern Cuba, especially a poor, dark-skinned one who moves to Havana looking for opportunity
Noun
13469puntillapuntilla, dagger; final blow, coup de grâce; tiptoe; baby squid; lace (material); paring knife
Noun
13470hamacahammock; swing; rocking chair; pole stretcher
Noun
13471tutoríaguardianship; tutorial; tutoring
Noun
13472totalitarismototalitarianism (political system where the state wields absolute control)
Noun
13473contrapartidacounterpart; counterparty; contribution (financial); compensation; compensatory measure
Noun
13476arcadeamusement arcade
Noun
13478cavadig; cave or cellar where certain kinds of wines are processed; in a palace, a dependency where the water and wine drunk by royalty is looked after; sparkling wine
Noun
13479vizcaínoBiscayan (from or native to Biscay); Biscayne (pertaining to Biscay or to the language)
Adjective
13480mortíferodeadly, lethal, mortiferous
Adjective
13482chupesoup, made generally of potatoes, meat or fish and different vegetables
Noun
13485llagawound; sore; ulcer
Noun
13486neoyorquinoof, from or relating to New York City, New York state, United States
Adjective
13490quitoexempt; free
Adjective
13494caviarcaviar; a leftist, specifically one coming from a wealthy background
Noun
13497amalady of the house; proprietress; landlady; housekeeper, head maid; nursemaid, nanny; wetnurse; mistress
Noun