14803fletarto charter (to reserve a commercial vehicle for private use); to load, to freight
Verb
14804ahumadathe sending of smoke signals
Noun
14807sesobrain; brainwork, brain power
Noun
14808disgustadodisgusted, displeased; disappointed; upset; annoyed, angry
Adjective
14810paletouncouth, ignorant, unsophisticated, tasteless, illiterate, clumsy, country bumpkin
Adjective
14811becerrocalf, young cow, bull calf; calfskin
Noun
14812redundanciaredundancy; tautology (expression that features tautology)
Noun
14815lasoweary; tiring; straight; uncurled (hair)
Adjective
14816godoGoth; Spaniard, loyalist; someone from mainland Spain
Noun
14817burlamockery, taunt, ridicule; prank
Noun
14820tetosilly; immature; childishly foolish
Adjective
14821ovaladooval (oval-shaped)
Adjective
14822cotejomatching, matchup; check mark, tick
Noun
14823habituarto habituate; to be inured to, be accustomed to (by habit)
Verb
14824olearto oil up; to encourage; spur on (with cries of olé)
Verb
14827andantewalking, who roams, who wanders, errant; played in a moderately slow tempo
Adjective
14829burdocoarse, rough; crude; rude, uncouth
Adjective
14830flagelowhip; flagellum; calamity, sorrow, affliction; disaster
Noun
14831congocongo (dance)
Noun
14833revolcarto revolt; to knock down, floor; to wallow; to roll around, roll over
Verb
14837antesalaanteroom, antechamber; prelude; third base
Noun
14838bailaríndancing (that dances)
Adjective
14840sórdidosordid, sleazy, seamy, dirty; greedy
Adjective
14842arrolladordumbfounding, amazing, overwhelming
Adjective
14843diplomarto graduate (to certify a student as having earned a degree); to graduate (receive a degree)
Verb
14844nunciomessenger; nuncio
Noun
14845mandadoerrand; errand boy, dogsbody, pleb; cock (penis)
Noun
14846toldoawning, (loosely) canopy; lean-to, wigwam (a simple structure made by indigenous people as housing); tarp; tarpaulin
Noun
14854auspiciothe patronage or protection given by an entity; auspice; sign, omen
Noun
14857derbiderby, local derby
Noun
14858hemerotecaa place, such a section of a library, where periodicals (newspapers, magazines, and so on) are archived for consultation
Noun
14860pollerapollera (Central American fiesta costume); skirt, overskirt, kilt; baby walker; chicken coop
Noun
14866verjagate, railing (usually an iron gate with balusters); fence (often made of trellis)
Noun
14868disolventesolvent (having the power of dissolving)
Adjective
14870tajanteemphatic; categorical
Adjective
14871pepitoa small sandwich with meat
Noun
14872asearto clean, to tidy up
Verb
14875tetea nice person, dude, friend, brother; mess, pickle
Noun
14876oreobreeze; fresh air
Noun
14878adictoaddict; junkie (an enthusiast of something)
Noun
14879retoqueretouching; touch up
Noun
14880acorazadoarmoured, armored; ironclad
Adjective
14881merogrouper (fish)
Noun
14882intravenosaintravenous, intravenous injection, IV
Noun
14884ExcmoUsual abbreviation of excelentísimo; Mister (title used in writing, when addressing certain people with the rank of excelencia)
Adjective
14886gafarto jinx, put a jinx on (a person or thing supposed to bring bad luck); to be jinx, be put a jinx on
Verb
14887joderthe fuck (as an intensifier)
Adverb
14889frutalrelated to fruit; fruit-bearing
Adjective
14890andaduragait; walking (the act of walking); project, work, activity, process (long-term undertaking); path
Noun
14891congeladoA product that is frozen and stored in refrigerators.
Noun
14896camarotecabin, quarters; bunk, berth
Noun