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Words 16001–16100
16001timbrar
to ring, to make sound a ring; to stamp; to postmark; to seal
Verb
16002signatario
signatory
Adjective
16003anómalo
anomalous; aberrant; atypical
Adjective
16004desplome
collapse
Noun
16005madriguera
burrow, den, sett, warren; hideout, hiding place; den (for criminals)
Noun
16006cartulina
thin cardboard or paperboard; card stock, paperboard, construction paper; card
Noun
16007disconformidad
disconformity
Noun
16008este
uh, well (space filler in a conversation)
Interjection
16009contravenir
to contravene
Verb
16010increpar
to rebuke, to chastise
Verb
16011colmo
heaping, protruding at the top
Adjective
16012andaluz
Andalusian (native or inhabitant of Andalusia, Spain) (usually male); Andalusian dialect
Noun
16013pinzón
finch (bird)
Noun
16014donde
where, in what place
Pronoun
16015distal
distal
Adjective
16016nobiliario
noble
Adjective
16017sinuoso
windy, winding
Adjective
16018montano
montane
Adjective
16019fogón
fireplace, hearth; stove, range; galley, cuddy, caboose; vent (as of a firearm); firebox, engine furnace; camping or portable stove
Noun
16020artilugio
intricate contraption or device; trick, ruse; tool used in a particular trade; insincere weeping, crocodile tears
Noun
16021ahorcado
hanged person; hangman (word game)
Noun
16022hámster
hamster
Noun
16023dossier
dossier
Noun
16024asimetría
asymmetry
Noun
16025plegable
folding; foldable
Adjective
16026pope
pope (a Russian Orthodox priest)
Noun
16027carbonero
collier, charcoal burner (one who produces charcoal); tit (bird); pollock
Noun
16028ultra
extreme; far-right
Adjective
16029manganeso
manganese
Noun
16030RIF
reducción de personal; RIF.
Noun
16031afrenta
affront
Noun
16032crucis
only used in vía crucis: of the Cross
Adjective
16033prematuramente
prematurely
Adverb
16034pola
beer
Noun
16035futsal
futsal (form of soccer)
Noun
16036aniquilación
annihilation
Noun
16037comparativamente
comparatively
Adverb
16038desmentido
refutation, denial
Noun
16039colapsado
collapsed
Adjective
16040selectividad
selectivity; university access exams (equivalent to the SAT or ACT in the US and the A-levels in the UK)
Noun
16041metástasis
metastasis
Noun
16042pacientemente
patiently (in a patient manner)
Adverb
16043incorrectamente
incorrectly
Adverb
16044celulitis
cellulite; cellulitis
Noun
16045carey
hawksbill turtle; tortoiseshell (material); tortoiseshell cat
Noun
16046hostelería
catering (the catering trade); the hostel industry
Noun
16047remontada
comeback (act of overcoming a substantial disadvantage)
Noun
16048tiroides
related to the thyroid
Adjective
16049comunidad autónoma
autonomous community
Noun
16050independentismo
independentism
Noun
16051ADE
business administration (subject)
Noun
16052confiabilidad
reliability; trustworthiness
Noun
16053intencionadamente
intentionally
Adverb
16054incubación
incubation
Noun
16055ecuménico
ecumenic, ecumenical
Adjective
16056castrense
military
Adjective
16057simbología
symbology
Noun
16058sinergia
synergy
Noun
16059escalinata
ample, fancy staircase; perron (flight of stairs)
Noun
16060aplastado
crushed, squashed, flattened; worsted
Adjective
16061asociativo
associative
Adjective
16062quijada
jaw, jawbone (of an animal); jowl (meat); jawbone (musical instrument)
Noun
16063chollo
bargain; plum, easy job
Noun
16064descolgar
to unhang, let down, lower, take down; to pick up (a telephone receiver); to fall behind (in a race); to show up, do or say something out of the blue
Verb
16065bebe
baby
Noun
16066psicoterapia
psychotherapy
Noun
16067manojo
handful, bunch
Noun
16068copto
Coptic
Adjective
16069penumbra
half-light; shadow, shade; penumbra
Noun
16070roche
embarrassment
Noun
16071bocinar
to honk the horn (on a car); to speak through a loudspeaker; to play on a horn or conch shell
Verb
16072mangar
to nick, pinch, swipe, nab (steal); to scrounge
Verb
16073proferir
to utter, let out (especially an insult, curse, sigh or exclamation); to proffer, propose
Verb
16074varonil
manly; masculine
Adjective
16075minifalda
miniskirt
Noun
16076protón
proton
Noun
16077barómetro
barometer
Noun
16078desvergonzado
shameless
Adjective
16079solapa
lapel; inside flap of a book cover (typically containing a summary or information about the author)
Noun
16080embrague
clutch
Noun
16081cari
darling, dear, lover
Noun
16082coa
primitive hoe, a sharp wooden rod formerly used by Native Americans to till the soil; low-class or criminal jargon; bus, specifically a Melillan bus
Noun
16083fechoría
misdeed
Noun
16084funesto
fateful; dismal; baleful
Adjective
16085arancelario
tariff
Adjective
16086recapacitar
to reconsider, reflect
Verb
16087breve
breve
Noun
16088adiestrar
to train (to teach, to educate)
Verb
16089ship
ship
Noun
16090reluciente
shiny; glossy; incandescent
Adjective
16091penicilina
penicillin
Noun
16092barrote
bar, beam, crossbeam; bolt
Noun
16093mezcal
mezcal; the variety of the agave plant from which mezcal is distilled
Noun
16094calzado
calced
Adjective
16095calzado
footgear
Noun
16096abominación
abomination; horror, abhorrence
Noun
16097holograma
hologram
Noun
16098cortado
choppy, disconnected; chopped; adjusted, proportioned; thickened, coagulated; shy; divided into two equal parts horizontally, per fess
Adjective
16099antidroga
antidrug; against drugs
Adjective
16100casillero
pigeonhole; locker; ballot box official, poll worker
Noun