13905acreEnglish or American acre
Noun
13906encubiertoveiled, hidden; covert; undercover
Adjective
13910aparecidoghost, apparition, revenant
Noun
13911sopranosoprano (singer); soprano (pitch)
Noun
13912adivinofortune teller, seer; guesser (a person who guesses; especially someone who can make a reasonable prediction from little evidence)
Noun
13913banquetafootstool; small bench; sidewalk
Noun
13915solarground, land; house (of a family), noble lineage; tenement house
Noun
13918pichónyoung pigeon or dove; squab; darling; guy, fellow, fella
Noun
13919manosearto fondle, paw, feel up; to fuss with, to meddle with (to handle something ignorantly)
Verb
13922criaderoa nursery or a place for breeding plants or animals, especially livestock and seedlings
Noun
13923chiflarto whistle; to whistle at
Verb
13927afueraget out!
Interjection
13928frívolofrivolous; flippant
Adjective
13929atañerto correspond, to concern, to have to do with
Verb
13930maquinistaengineer (Canada and the US), engine driver (Britain), train driver; machinist
Noun
13934ingentegreat, considerable, enormous
Adjective
13935manglarmangal, mangrove swamp
Noun
13937hababroad bean, horse bean (Fabaceae, Vicia faba); bean (cocoa, coffee, etc.); ballot ball; nodule (in stone); nugget of ore (with gangue); bump (caused by insect bite); equine palatitis (disease of horses)
Noun
13938anónimoan anonymous document or letter
Noun
13939larvalarva; ghost; freeloader
Noun
13940herpesherpes; cold sore
Noun
13941arrendatariotenant, lessee (someone who rents a house, car etc.); lessor renter
Noun
13942infielinfidel (non-believer); cheater, adulterer
Noun
13944pasadizopassage, corridor; shortcut
Noun
13945regadíofertile land; irrigated land
Noun
13948hostalhostel; cheap hotel
Noun
13949prolijoprolix, tedious, particular, long-winded; overcareful; troublesome
Adjective
13950indultarto pardon (grant an official pardon for a crime); to release a bull back into the wild after a fight, due to its excellent performance
Verb
13951señalamientothe use of traffic signs and signals; a description of someone that someone is looking for
Noun
13953tallesize (dimensions or magnitude of a thing; how big something is); waist, waistline (part of the body between the pelvis and the stomach; its circumference); figure, shape (shape of a human body)
Noun
13954juncoreed, rush; junk (a Chinese ship)
Noun
13958maleterotrunk, boot (space to carry luggage); porter (somebody employed to carry luggage)
Noun
13961regazolap (the upper legs of a seated person)
Noun
13962crucificarto crucify, nail to a cross; to torment
Verb
13965medidormeasurer; jigger (small double-ended vessel); meter (device that measures things)
Noun
13967mendocinoof, from or relating to the city of Mendoza or surrounding Mendoza province, Argentina
Adjective
13969lejaníadistance, remoteness; faraway place
Noun
13970conjugaciónconjugation (in some languages, one of several classifications of verbs)
Noun
13972chocholupin beans, lupin fruit; cinnamon sweet; cunt; drug addict; Nicaraguan; pill; roid, anabolic steroid
Noun
13973acuarelarto watercolour; to paint in watercolour
Verb
13975verdaderoa person who tells the truth
Noun
13978farándulashow business; milieu and people related to theater; nightlife milieu of celebrities
Noun
13979zasbang!
Interjection
13980humsynonym of uf
Interjection
13981vintagevintage (classic, or old enough to be recognizably outdated but not old enough to be antique)
Adjective
13986metetenosy, meddlesome
Adjective
13987textualmenteexactly, precisely, literally; textually
Adverb
13988calidezwarmth, warmness, heat; warmth (friendliness, kindness, or affection)
Noun
13992atochaesparto (grass)
Noun
13997coletaponytail; coleta; exhaust pipe; afterthought
Noun
13998chingadahooker, whore; toss, shit, flying fuck (used in the phrase "[no] importar una chingada")
Noun
13999encarecerto raise the price of; to urge
Verb