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Words 14301–14400
14301cazadora
bomber jacket, flight jacket; mountain sipo (non-poisonous South American snake, Chironius monticola)
Noun
14302propulsión
propulsion; thrust
Noun
14303festín
feast, banquet
Noun
14304orgullosamente
proudly
Adverb
14305silenciosamente
silently (in a silent manner)
Adverb
14306negatividad
negativity
Noun
14307selecta
national soccer team
Noun
14308escolaridad
schooling
Noun
14309contundencia
forcefulness, conviction
Noun
14310descanse en paz
rest in peace
Phrase
14311jurídicamente
legally, juridically
Adverb
14312conservadurismo
conservatism
Noun
14313representatividad
representativity
Noun
14314religiosidad
religiousness
Noun
14315violinista
violinist; third wheel (An unwanted third party accompanying two people on a date)
Noun
14316cocinado
cooking
Noun
14317arañar
to scratch
Verb
14318menear
to wiggle, to wag, to shake; to hobble, to hopple (a horse); to sway, to shake
Verb
14319noria
noria; Ferris wheel
Noun
14320galápago
any of several species of turtle; giant tortoise
Noun
14321parking
car park, (North America) parking lot, parking garage
Noun
14322combi
minivan
Noun
14323inverosímil
unlikely; implausible, incredible
Adjective
14324linchar
to lynch
Verb
14325marga
marl
Noun
14326coloso
colossus
Noun
14327porra
club, baton, truncheon, nightstick (a baton, or military staff of command, now especially the stick carried by a police officer); thick type of churro; sweepstake (about an event, e.g. a football match); fan, crowd, supporters (especially political); cheer, from a crowd of supporters
Noun
14328inexperto
inexperienced
Adjective
14329desconcertar
to disconcert
Verb
14330judo
judo
Noun
14331playlist
playlist (list of music tracks to be played)
Noun
14332triunfante
triumphant; victorious
Adjective
14333pesquisa
inquiry; research
Noun
14334varo
varus (abnormally turned inward, especially of the foot)
Adjective
14335atrevimiento
boldness
Noun
14336alineado
aligned
Adjective
14337irrigación
irrigation; circulation (of blood)
Noun
14338falsear
to falsify
Verb
14339expectación
expectation
Noun
14340crash
crash
Noun
14341biógrafo
biographer
Noun
14342superfluo
superfluous; extraneous
Adjective
14343somo
summit; peak
Noun
14344escandir
to scan (as with poetry)
Verb
14345choco
with unclothed arms; blind.
Adjective
14346mexica
Mexica, Aztec
Adjective
14347inagotable
inexhaustible
Adjective
14348pasivo
any debt or material obligation of an enterprise or individual; bottom
Noun
14349avestruz
ostrich
Noun
14350parcelar
to parcel
Verb
14351estrado
platform, dais, estrade, stage; court; courtroom
Noun
14352trampolín
springboard, diving board; trampoline
Noun
14353esbelto
slender, svelte, thin, slim, lean, willowy, trim
Adjective
14354estacionario
stationary
Adjective
14355proteccionista
protectionist
Adjective
14356redundante
redundant
Adjective
14357futurista
futuristic, futurist (advanced far beyond what is modern)
Adjective
14358mordisco
bite
Noun
14359hipster
hipster
Noun
14360idealismo
idealism (an approach to philosophical enquiry)
Noun
14361chakra
chakra
Noun
14362subsahariano
sub-Saharan
Adjective
14363leo
Leo
Adjective
14364suplementar
to supplement
Verb
14365laminar
to laminate
Verb
14366ovar
to lay eggs
Verb
14367minorista
retailer
Noun
14368carbonato
carbonate
Noun
14369admisible
admissible
Adjective
14370invocación
invocation
Noun
14371amañar
to rig, fix, meddle with
Verb
14372avistar
to sight
Verb
14373pacer
to graze, to pasture; to put out to pasture; to eat away, to nibble, to gnaw
Verb
14374cántabro
Cantabrian (of, from or relating to Cantabria (modern-day region of Spain)); Cantabri (the pre-Roman people)
Adjective
14375milano
kite (bird of prey); down of a thistle; flying gurnard (Dactylopteridae spp.)
Noun
14376romance
romance, love affair; romance (genre); novel; Spanish (language)
Noun
14377hostigar
to lash; to harass; to pester
Verb
14378deleite
delight, delectation
Noun
14379pesticida
pesticide
Noun
14380biliar
biliary
Adjective
14381delivery
home delivery; deliveryman; deliveryperson
Noun
14382solvente
solvent
Adjective
14383rima
rhyme; consonance; poems, poetry; heap, pile
Noun
14384montañés
mountain, highland; from La Montaña historic region, roughly comprising Cantabria
Adjective
14385baboso
slimy; dribbling, drooling; immature, callow; foolish, stupid; mushy; oversentimental
Adjective
14386leproso
leprous
Adjective
14387erizo
hedgehog (mammal of the subfamily Erinaceinae)
Noun
14388clúster
cluster
Noun
14389golondrina
swallow (bird); type of tourist boat found mostly in Barcelona; whitesnow (plant)
Noun
14390plena
a plain, pl. plains; a type of music from the island of Puerto Rico featuring a characteristic rhythm played upon frame drums called panderetas; Dancehall music, Reggae en Español; A song, especially one that is catchy and/or personally preferred by the listener; a jam, a tune.
Noun
14391ligereza
agility; lightness, levity, lightheartedness; instability, inconstancy; flippancy, light-mindedness
Noun
14392síndico
syndic; receiver (person who acts as trustee for a bankrupt); municipal mayor, head of a sindicatura, or municipal subdivision in Sinaloa and Sonora.
Noun
14393emérito
emeritus (retired but retaining an honorific version of previous title)
Adjective
14394exagerado
overreacting or overdramatic person
Noun
14395justa
tournament; joust; jousting (often in the plural)
Noun
14396audicionar
to audition
Verb
14397frondoso
leafy, luxuriant; bushy (beard, hair); plentiful; abundant
Adjective
14398saqueador
plunderer; looter; sacker
Noun
14399caligrafía
calligraphy; penmanship; handwriting
Noun
14400romería
a religious pilgrimage
Noun