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Words 14001–14100
14001disparate
nonsense (meaningless words or actions); a great amount; a lot; crazy idea; object, event, or act that is mediocre or of low quality
Noun
14002huevear
to peeve, annoy, bother; to mess around, have fun, have a good time.; to idle, loaf, waste time.; to fool around; to steal; to treat as dumb, to condescend, to patronize
Verb
14003pelaje
fur, coat
Noun
14004pulsación
pulsing, throbbing; pressing
Noun
14005premiación
award ceremony
Noun
14006prepotente
overbearing; arrogant
Adjective
14007caducar
to expire
Verb
14008realistar
to reenrol; reenlist
Verb
14009intrigar
to intrigue
Verb
14010cantábrico
Cantabrian
Adjective
14011ora
now (something), now something else; sometimes something, sometimes something else; at times something, at times something else (used to introduce opposing ideas)
Conjunction
14012oaxaqueño
of, from or relating to the state of Oaxaca, Mexico
Adjective
14013podre
rot; rotting
Noun
14014ánima
soul; bore, calibre
Noun
14015torrencial
torrential
Adjective
14016ambientalista
environmental, ecological
Adjective
14017posmoderno
postmodern
Adjective
14018instrumentación
instrumentation
Noun
14019tertuliar
to get together
Verb
14020chelín
shilling
Noun
14021gay
a homosexual person, gay person
Noun
14022espejismo
mirage; wishful thinking
Noun
14023huevada
bullshit; thing, something insignificant, of little importance; mess, scandal; scrambled eggs
Noun
14024golpiza
beating, bashing
Noun
14025embarrar
to mess up, to screw up, to bungle; to coat or cover with mud, to mudden; to stain or dirty with a liquid or pasty, sticky substance; to stain or dirty someone's reputation; to smear or rub with a liquid or pasty, sticky substance
Verb
14026plagiar
to plagiarize, to rip off; to capture, abduct, kidnap
Verb
14027ranchero
rancher
Noun
14028vengativo
vengeful (wanting vengeance)
Adjective
14029rallado
shredded, grated; scratched; cheeky
Adjective
14030llavero
keyring, keychain, keyfob; key holder (a holder for keys for wall); keyholder, claviger (person in charge of keys for a given location)
Noun
14031tentativo
tentative
Adjective
14032estribo
stirrup; stapes (bone in the middle ear); spur; footrest
Noun
14033antebrazo
forearm
Noun
14034vespertino
evening
Adjective
14035espinaca
spinach
Noun
14036preexistente
preexistent
Adjective
14037invasor
invasive
Adjective
14038subyacer
to underlie
Verb
14039culminante
culminating
Adjective
14040twist
twist
Noun
14041celulosa
cellulose
Noun
14042proeza
prowess (bravery or courage, especially in battle); feat (heroic or extraordinary deed)
Noun
14043cupido
cupid
Noun
14044naufragar
to be shipwrecked; to fail, founder; fall, go down (to be defeated)
Verb
14045mazar
to tenderize (meat); to churn
Verb
14046microscópico
microscopic
Adjective
14047misógino
misogynistic, misogynist, misogynic, misogynous
Adjective
14048apretón
pressure; conflict; grip, squeeze
Noun
14049fortuito
by chance, accidental, fortuitous, casual
Adjective
14050buró
writing desk; a nightstand
Noun
14051meritorio
deserving, meritorious
Adjective
14052lumbar
lumbar
Adjective
14053fresno
ash tree
Noun
14054decenio
decade
Noun
14055abocar
to pour from one container to another; to seize or grab with the mouth; to focus, to concentrate; to end up
Verb
14056causal
causal
Adjective
14057robótica
robotics (the science and technology of robots)
Noun
14058sindicalista
syndicalist, trade unionist
Noun
14059sedición
sedition, mutiny
Noun
14060loza
earthenware; dishes, dishware; porcelain, china; ceramic floor tile
Noun
14061frutal
fruit tree; fruit company
Noun
14062innovador
innovator
Noun
14063sandinista
relating to the Sandinista National Liberation Front
Adjective
14064inacción
inaction
Noun
14065capitulación
surrender, capitulation; marriage contract
Noun
14066encuestador
pollster
Noun
14067durmiente
sleeping, who sleeps; dormant
Adjective
14068cebo
bait; fodder; grain; tallow
Noun
14069lagartija
a small lizard; push-up, press-up
Noun
14070espinoso
spiny, thorny; dangerous; arduous
Adjective
14071machista
male chauvinistic
Adjective
14072serranía
mountains, mountainous area
Noun
14073bestial
beastly; massive, huge, giant; tremendous, fantastic, awesome
Adjective
14074controvertir
to controvert
Verb
14075incrédulo
incredulous, disbelieving
Adjective
14076trucho
fake, counterfeit, inauthentic; something of low quality
Adjective
14077dócil
docile
Adjective
14078confederado
confederate
Adjective
14079aplacar
appease, placate
Verb
14080kiko
a fried kernel of corn
Noun
14081paisa
person from a rural or rustic area; Chinese immigrant; inhabitant of the Paisa Region of northwest Colombia; Colombian; Nicaraguan; paisa (a hundredth of a rupee or a taka)
Noun
14082tendiente
aimed at, with the purpose of
Adjective
14083guinea
guinea (British gold coin)
Noun
14084especificidad
specificity
Noun
14085bosar
to overflow
Verb
14086idiosincrasia
idiosyncrasy
Noun
14087retrete
toilet
Noun
14088genoma
genome (complete genetic information of an organism)
Noun
14089calibrar
to calibrate
Verb
14090camuflaje
camouflage
Noun
14091infructuoso
fruitless, unfruitful
Adjective
14092cilíndrico
cylindrical (shaped like a cylinder)
Adjective
14093monopolizar
to monopolize/monopolise
Verb
14094gaditano
Gaditanian (of, from or relating to Cádiz)
Adjective
14095síndrome de inmunodeficiencia adquirida
acquired immune deficiency syndrome
Noun
14096progresista
progressive, progressist, progressionist (person)
Noun
14097jou
a small deep valley or gorge in the Picos de Europa
Noun
14098baterista
drummer
Noun
14099librero
bookshelf, bookcase; bookseller
Noun
14100pleno
plenary or joint session
Noun