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Words 15201–15300
15201subsecuente
subsequent
Adjective
15202subdirección
sub-management
Noun
15203ebook
e-book
Noun
15204punible
punishable
Adjective
15205diezmar
to decimate; to tithe (pay a tithe)
Verb
15206multicolor
varicolored (US), varicoloured (UK)
Adjective
15207lerdo
slow, sluggish, of animals; dim-witted, oafish, inefficient
Adjective
15208floresta
woodland, greenwood, dell, forest (dense collection of trees); collection or gathering of pleasant things
Noun
15209chiringuito
shady business, shady association, bunch of cowboys
Noun
15210investigativo
investigative
Adjective
15211fotovoltaico
photovoltaic
Adjective
15212mapache
raccoon (nocturnal omnivore living in Northern America); electoral thief or fraudster
Noun
15213rebanada
slice
Noun
15214arrabal
suburb
Noun
15215glúteo
gluteal
Adjective
15216cachetada
slap in the face
Noun
15217hipnotizar
to hypnotize (to induce somebody into a state of hypnosis)
Verb
15218verbena
verbena (Verbena, a genus of herbaceous plants of which several species are extensively cultivated for the great beauty of their flowers; vervain); a night-time fair or party
Noun
15219basto
packsaddle, saddle pad; clubs
Noun
15220outfit
outfit (set of clothing)
Noun
15221chacal
jackal; hoodlum
Noun
15222arbolito
black-market dollar (dólar blue) dealer
Noun
15223opening
opening sequence; title sequence
Noun
15224toledano
Toledan (of, from or relating to the city of Toledo, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain)
Adjective
15225trébol
clover; trefoil, shamrock; trefoil; club (a playing card of the suit clubs, tréboles)
Noun
15226desdichado
unhappy, unfortunate
Adjective
15227imaginable
imaginable, cogitable, conceivable, thinkable
Adjective
15228artimaña
trap, snare; wile, trick, ruse, chicanery (something designed to fool)
Noun
15229depredador
predatory
Adjective
15230esparcido
scattered; festive, merry; candid
Adjective
15231medusa
jellyfish
Noun
15232maqueta
model (miniature representation of a physical object); demo (recording of a song)
Noun
15233puñal
dagger; a gay man; faggot
Noun
15234trueque
barter, exchange
Noun
15235culito
remains of a liquid at the bottom of a container
Noun
15236clases
tuition
Noun
15237laborioso
laborious, toilsome
Adjective
15238jeringa
syringe
Noun
15239cuadrangular
quadrangular
Adjective
15240reformador
reforming
Adjective
15241mordido
bitten; weak (such as a kick with little power because it came off the wrong part of the player's foot)
Adjective
15242augurio
augury, omen, sign
Noun
15243pusi
pussy, vagina, vulva
Noun
15244DNA
DNA
Noun
15245ergo
ergo, therefore
Conjunction
15246anorexia
anorexia (anorexia nervosa)
Noun
15247universalmente
universally
Adverb
15248mistral
mistral (cold wind from the Atlantic)
Noun
15249consumismo
consumerism
Noun
15250mentón
chin
Noun
15251sarampión
measles
Noun
15252salubridad
healthiness, health
Noun
15253sésamo
sesame (tropical Asian plant Sesamum indicum); sesame, sesame seed (the seed of this plant)
Noun
15254arre
gee up, giddyup
Interjection
15255comercialmente
commercially
Adverb
15256sazón
ripeness; flavor, seasoning; season
Noun
15257celeridad
rapidity, velocity
Noun
15258forzosamente
compulsorily, obligatorily
Adverb
15259completada
party or meeting where they eat completos (hot-dogs)
Noun
15260despenalización
depenalization
Noun
15261ribeiro
a wine from Galicia
Noun
15262finamente
finely; delicately
Adverb
15263ciberseguridad
cybersecurity
Noun
15264reutilización
reuse
Noun
15265invariablemente
invariably
Adverb
15266lastimosamente
regretfully
Adverb
15267repulsivo
repulsive; repulsive, gross
Adjective
15268indulgencia
indulgence
Noun
15269manejable
manageable, user-friendly; malleable, convinceable
Adjective
15270arnés
harness; strap-on
Noun
15271declaratoria
declaration
Noun
15272descontrolar
to lose control; to lose self-control, to lack control; to spin out of control, to come apart at the seams
Verb
15273rediseñar
to redesign
Verb
15274novecientos
nine hundred
Numeric
15275aire
get out; begone; away!
Interjection
15276subdividir
to subdivide
Verb
15277recaudador
tax collector, levier
Noun
15278invernar
to hibernate, to winter
Verb
15279arquidiócesis
archdiocese
Noun
15280misiva
missive, message
Noun
15281solapar
to overlap; to cover up
Verb
15282bretón
Breton
Adjective
15283amortizar
to amortize
Verb
15284prefijo
prefix (letters at the beginning of a word used to modify its meaning); prefix, area code (numbers prefixed to a telephone number to indicate the location of the telephone line)
Noun
15285pavimentación
paving
Noun
15286gaita
bagpipes; tripe, nonsense; gullet; gullet (neck)
Noun
15287inflamable
inflammable, flammable
Adjective
15288ceiba
silk-cotton tree
Noun
15289mural
mural
Noun
15290cogida
the tossing of a bullfighter by a bull; harvest; taking; tag, it (children's chasing game); fuck, screw, shag (UK), bonk (UK), bang, hump (sexual intercourse)
Noun
15291chorrear
to spout, to gush; to drip; to trickle; to tire, to get sick and tired; to squirt (of a female, to ejaculate)
Verb
15292sable
sable
Adjective
15293convertible
convertible
Adjective
15294galgo
greyhound (dog breed); greyhound (cocktail)
Noun
15295superposición
superposition
Noun
15296platense
of, from or relating to La Plata; Platine (of, from or relating to the River Plate/Río de la Plata region)
Adjective
15297enjambre
swarm (of bees); crowd, multitude
Noun
15298sami
Sami; Saami
Noun
15299púlpito
pulpit (raised platform in church)
Noun
15300lesbiano
Lesbian (native or inhabitant of island of Lesbos, North Aegean Region, Greece) (usually male)
Noun