13802perpetuaglobe amaranth; helichrysum
Noun
13803décimotenth, ¹⁄₁₀; participation in the lottery; 10-centésimo coin
Noun
13804agonizarto die an agonizing death; to agonize; to die out; to assist dying persons
Verb
13806rateropetty thief, pickpocket
Noun
13807enunciadoutterance; sentence, statement
Noun
13808bermejoreddish, vermilion; russet, auburn
Adjective
13809purgarto purge; to drain; to bleed (to remove air bubbles from a pipe containing other fluids)
Verb
13812distraídodistracted, absent-minded
Adjective
13817frazadablanket (furry in texture or faux fur)
Noun
13818desfigurarto disfigure, to deface; to distort (e.g. the truth, facts)
Verb
13821fangFang (language)
Noun
13822osadíaboldness, nerve, guts; audacity, temerity
Noun
13824lacrascar, trace; fault, bane; blot
Noun
13835idoneidadappropriateness, suitability, ideality
Noun
13840delfinadauphine (wife of the dauphin; dauphiness)
Noun
13846visorvisor; viewer; viewfinder; firearm sight
Noun
13849incomunicadoincommunicado (not permitted to communicate with anyone by speech or writing)
Adjective
13852arraigorooting; tradition; property; real-estate
Noun
13855alfilerpin (a needle without an eye used for fastening); clothespin, clothes peg; bishop
Noun
13856manzanillacamomile; a type of wine from Cádiz, Andalucía
Noun
13858pinchoprick, spike, point; skewer; shank; shag (fornication); snack, small serving of food; penis; flash drive, data stick; snappy dresser, fashionista
Noun
13859cunetaroadside ditch; ditch; gutter
Noun
13862angosturadefile, narrow passage; narrowness; Angostura bitters (drink)
Noun
13863pectoralpectoral (of or relating to the breast or chest)
Adjective
13866inquisidorinquisitory, inquisitorial; inquiring (US), enquiring (UK)
Adjective
13867escaramuzaskirmish (a brief battle between small groups)
Noun
13872redoblarto redouble, step up, knuckle down
Verb
13873labrarto work; to carve, to craft; to plough
Verb
13875metafísicametaphysics (branch of philosophy that studies first principles)
Noun
13876condescendientecompliant, complaisant; condescending, patronizing
Adjective
13880cabreadotired, fed up, bored, sick; pissed off, ticked off, angry, livid, hopping mad
Adjective
13881búfalobuffalo (Old World bovine); buffalo, the American bison
Noun
13883contrapuntocounterpoint; flipside; artistic face-off
Noun
13886raptoabduction; kidnapping
Noun
13887pasteleríapastry shop, cake shop; confectionery
Noun
13888berenjenaaubergine, eggplant, brinjal
Noun
13893cortadoa coffee or espresso with a small amount of warm milk added
Noun
13895turnarto take turns; to alternate
Verb
13896retardarto retard, to slow; to defer, to delay
Verb
13897azuladobluish, blue colored
Adjective
13898planaface; side (of a sheet of paper); page (of a newspaper)
Noun