16206enarbolarto hoist; to hoist something threatening; to tree; to become enraged; to make a horse empine
Verb
16208reanimarto reanimate; to revive
Verb
16210segurosurely; certainly; probably; maybe; possibly; perhaps
Adverb
16212retrovisorrear-view mirror (mirror in a vehicle giving view of the traffic behind)
Noun
16213tachobucket; bowl; vessel (container); garbage can; pot
Noun
16215mitramitre (head covering of a church dignitary)
Noun
16216acusadorcomplainant; prosecutor; accuser
Noun
16217empanadocoated in breadcrumbs; not paying attention
Adjective
16218compaginarto collate; to agree with; to match; to balance; to make it so that two or more things compatible
Verb
16219recriminarto reproach, scold; to recriminate, accuse
Verb
16220indianoWest Indian (of, from or relating to the West Indies in the Caribbean); East Indian (of, from or relating to the East Indies, a historical term used approximately to refer to maritime Southeast Asia); Having returned to Europe from the Americas very wealthy
Adjective
16222desquitarto compensate; to take revenge, pay back
Verb
16224antipáticodisagreeable, unpleasant, unsympathetic, unlikable; antipathetic
Adjective
16228descompuestobroken down, out of order; rotten, decayed; rude, impolite; misbehaved (of someone who formerly was more behaved); showing one’s age, seen better days, worse for the wear (said of someone whose face or body has become less attractive with age)
Adjective
16229hechizarto enchant; to bewitch; to perform magic
Verb
16230ostentosoostentatious, flashy, showy; swank, swanky
Adjective
16231aprovechadoeconomical; thrifty; astute; diligent
Adjective
16232chetorich person; bus; a Cheeto
Noun
16233labiallip; labial (of or relating to the lips); labial (articulated by the lips)
Adjective
16235marihuanostoned, high (under a mood-influencing drug)
Adjective
16237femarto fertilise with manure
Verb
16238autodidactaautodidactic, self-taught, self-educated
Adjective
16243trillónquintillion (10¹⁸); trillion (10¹²)
Noun
16245dárselato make fun of; poke fun; take the mickey; to trick; hoodwink
Verb
16250jocosojocular; funny; facetious, playful
Adjective
16253granelbulk (unpackaged goods)
Noun
16255fraguarto forge; to conceive of, to hatch; to set
Verb
16256capóhood of an automobile
Noun
16258candelabrocandelabrum, branched candlestick
Noun
16262papiropapyrus (a plant in the sedge family); papyrus (a material similar to paper); papyrus (a scroll or document written on papyrus)
Noun
16263enamoramientoinfatuation (falling in love); crush (love interest)
Noun
16265salomarto sing a shanty or work song.
Verb
16267punteroleading; cutting-edge
Adjective
16268kurdoKurd; Kurdish (language)
Noun
16272vívidovivid (clear, detailed or powerful); vivid (bright, intense or colourful); vivid (full of life)
Adjective
16276grisáceogreyish (somewhat grey)
Adjective
16281ciegoblind; very drunk; plastered
Adjective
16283hazbundle; beam; face; façade
Noun
16285postizofalse, artificial; prosthetic
Adjective
16290equipaciónequipment; kit, strip (the uniform (shirt, shorts and sockets) of a football, basketball, sport team)
Noun
16292gabarto boast, to brag, to show off
Verb
16293diligentediligent; conscientious
Adjective
16294chamuyograndiloquence; whisperings, hushed conversation; A action or matter of dubious morality of legality.
Noun
16297quetzalquetzal (bird); quetzal (monetary unit)
Noun
16299vendajebandage, dressing (for a wound or injury); freebie, bonus (something extra given by a seller after a purchase)
Noun
16300fruncirto pucker, wrinkle; to gather; to frown
Verb