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Words 15501–15600
15501fontanero
plumber
Noun
15502ingeniar
to devise, invent
Verb
15503tribuno
tribune
Noun
15504mundialista
World Cup
Adjective
15505upar
lift, raise
Verb
15506rockero
rock (related to rock music)
Adjective
15507transpirar
to transpire; to perspire, sweat
Verb
15508convexo
convex
Adjective
15509despedazar
to tear to pieces; to break someone's heart; to break the law
Verb
15510orbital
orbital (of or relating to an orbit); orbital (of or relating to the eye socket)
Adjective
15511camerino
dressing room (a room in a theatre or other performance venue in which performers may change costumes and apply makeup); changing room
Noun
15512ateniense
Athenian
Adjective
15513champiñón
button mushroom (Agaricus bisporus); mushroom; fungus, mold
Noun
15514mamut
mammoth (animal)
Noun
15515revelado
photographic processing, development
Noun
15516dueto
duet (a musical composition for two performers)
Noun
15517lapicera
pen; pencil case
Noun
15518almo
nourishing; venerable
Adjective
15519uniformidad
uniformity
Noun
15520twittear
to tweet
Verb
15521suspenso
failed
Adjective
15522jonrón
home run
Noun
15523savia
sap (juice of plants, especially the ascending and descending circulating fluid)
Noun
15524supersticioso
superstitious
Adjective
15525urbanizar
to develop (land for building houses); to urbanize
Verb
15526huso
spindle
Noun
15527aborigen
aborigine
Noun
15528hoya
pit; grave
Noun
15529antiaéreo
anti-aircraft
Adjective
15530evacuado
evacuated
Adjective
15531estruendo
bang (sudden loud noise); racket, din, roar
Noun
15532rediseño
redesign
Noun
15533acrobacia
acrobatics; an acrobatic stunt
Noun
15534desdén
disdain, scorn
Noun
15535polvoriento
dusty (covered with dust)
Adjective
15536boxear
to box (fight against (a person) in a boxing match)
Verb
15537quebrado
número quebrado: fraction; verso quebrado: a line of poetry shorter than the surrounding or natural meter of the poem (cf. hemistich); hernia
Noun
15538arropar
to clothe; to wrap up, bundle up
Verb
15539lésbico
lesbian
Adjective
15540chillón
flashy, bright; squeaky; loud; rambunctious; crybabyish; weepy; cowardly
Adjective
15541mordedura
bite
Noun
15542aseveración
assertion, contention
Noun
15543descubridor
discoverer
Noun
15544incurable
incurable
Adjective
15545sonata
sonata
Noun
15546exclamación
exclamation
Noun
15547hacedor
maker
Noun
15548alambrado
wire fence, chainlink fence; wire mesh, screen; wiring
Noun
15549salivar
to salivate (to secrete saliva)
Verb
15550arrinconar
to corner, to pin down; to shelve, abandon a project
Verb
15551desértico
desert
Adjective
15552desterrado
banished
Adjective
15553predeterminar
to predetermine
Verb
15554cupcake
cupcake
Noun
15555craneal
cranial (pertaining to the cranium)
Adjective
15556adoptado
adoptee
Noun
15557fatídico
fateful, ominous; dismal, baleful; prophetic, fatidic
Adjective
15558devastado
devastated (completely destroyed)
Adjective
15559reincorporar
to reincorporate
Verb
15560enraizar
to take root; to establish; to settle
Verb
15561furgón
van (a covered vehicle used for carrying goods or people)
Noun
15562umbilical
umbilical
Adjective
15563atisbo
inkling; glimpse; stakeout
Noun
15564avería
breakdown (a failure, particularly mechanical; something that has failed)
Noun
15565áloe
aloe, aloe juice; agarwood
Noun
15566naturalizado
naturalized
Adjective
15567bellota
acorn (fruit of the oak)
Noun
15568bisagra
hinge
Noun
15569conjeturar
to guess; to conjecture
Verb
15570agá
agha (honorific for high officials in the Ottoman Empire)
Noun
15571apañar
to fix, to mend; to pick up, to grab with the hand; to get by, to manage
Verb
15572temario
program, agenda, syllabus
Noun
15573intercambiable
interchangeable, exchangeable
Adjective
15574columpio
swing (hanging seat usually found on children's playgrounds)
Noun
15575pisada
footstep, footprint
Noun
15576proteico
protein
Adjective
15577cabalgata
ride (on a horse); cavalcade
Noun
15578bruma
fog, mist, especially costal fog or haar; winter
Noun
15579voraz
voracious, greedy; devouring, destructive
Adjective
15580sensei
sensei (martial arts instructor)
Noun
15581mainstream
mainstream
Noun
15582lepra
leprosy
Noun
15583ensamble
assembly
Noun
15584maso
más o menos
Adverb
15585sacramento
sacrament
Noun
15586ETS
STD (sexually transmitted disease)
Noun
15587simbólicamente
symbolically
Adverb
15588grandemente
greatly, largely
Adverb
15589arrepiente
only used in se arrepiente, third-person singular present indicative of arrepentirse; only used in te ... arrepiente, syntactic variant of arrepiéntete, second-person singular imperative of arrepentirse
Verb
15590elegía
elegy
Noun
15591indigencia
indigence
Noun
15592azucarera
sugar container; sugar factory
Noun
15593categóricamente
categorically
Adverb
15594llanamente
plainly, plain, simply, candidly
Adverb
15595inframundo
underworld
Noun
15596barniz
varnish, gloss
Noun
15597involuntariamente
involuntarily
Adverb
15598respetuosamente
respectfully
Adverb
15599winchester
Winchester (rifle)
Noun
15600irremediablemente
irremediably
Adverb