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Words 16401–16500
16401plenipotenciario
plenipotentiary
Adjective
16402cachete
cheek; buttock, butt-cheek; smack
Noun
16403angostar
to narrow
Verb
16404circulante
circulating; mobile
Adjective
16405lila
lilac (flower); lilac (bush); lilac (color/colour); twit; idiot
Noun
16406fertilización
fertilization
Noun
16407subteniente
sublieutenant
Noun
16408benévolo
benevolent
Adjective
16409quienquiera
whoever; whomever
Pronoun
16410por ciento
percent
Adverb
16411posta
excellent; exactly; optimal
Adjective
16412posta
exactly
Adverb
16413apuntalar
to prop up, to shore up
Verb
16414etcétera
long list
Noun
16415predilección
predilection; fondness
Noun
16416asombrado
astonished
Adjective
16417perseguido
obsessed; paranoid
Adjective
16418visar
to study; to visa; to endorse; to approve
Verb
16419empinar
to lift; to erect; to set upright; to incline and lift (a drinking container) in order to drink.
Verb
16420deshidratar
to dehydrate
Verb
16421astilla
splinter; kindling
Noun
16422lacio
limp, flaccid, flabby; limp (lacking stiffness); languid; straight (of hair); worthless
Adjective
16423mago
magician, sorcerer; Magi; farmer
Noun
16424calificador
qualifying
Adjective
16425mamón
suckling; shoot (of a plant); mamoncillo (tree and fruit), Spanish lime (Melicoccus bijugatus); mama's boy, mommy's darling (person clinging to his mother); jerk, stupid person, dumbass, bastard, dickhead; papaya; blowjob
Noun
16426londinense
Londoner (native or inhabitant of the city of London, capital of England and the United Kingdom)
Noun
16427unísono
unison
Noun
16428remate
auction; mercy killing, finishing off; culmination, conclusion; end, tip, crown; punch line; an ornamental finish; shot, smash, hit, spike; serif
Noun
16429artificio
artifact (man-made object); artifice, trick; craft, skill
Noun
16430palomino
palomino; squab (baby pigeon, baby dove, dove chick); skid mark (visible stain left on underpants); pigeon droppings
Noun
16431pecuario
cattle raising
Adjective
16432igualado
overly familiar, forward; extravagant, social climber, arriviste, said of people who (mistakenly) think they are rich
Adjective
16433argüir
to argue, reason; to indicate, suggest; to demonstrate, prove; to infer, imagine
Verb
16434aguanta
that's crazy; An expression of disbelief at what one has just heard; no way
Interjection
16435vaselina
vaseline, petroleum jelly, petrolatum; lob, chip
Noun
16436gentilicio
demonym
Noun
16437neural
neural (relating to nerves)
Adjective
16438profano
profane; unholy (desecrating a holy place or thing); profane; secular (not relating to religion); inexperienced, amateur
Adjective
16439multiplicador
multiplying
Adjective
16440fregadero
sink, kitchen sink
Noun
16441entonación
intonation (the rise and fall of the voice in speaking)
Noun
16442caricaturista
caricaturist
Noun
16443descerebrado
mindless, brainless
Adjective
16444papelón
spectacle, scene, an embarrassing display; unrefined whole cane sugar; wastepaper, pasteboard
Noun
16445corrosión
corrosion (the act of corroding); corrosion (erosion produced by chemical action)
Noun
16446reproductor
reproductive
Adjective
16447cerdo
dirty
Adjective
16448incomprendido
misunderstood; unappreciated
Adjective
16449maraña
tangle, muddle, jumble, snarl; thicket
Noun
16450manualidad
hand-made crafts; arts and crafts
Noun
16451vóley
volleyball
Noun
16452apestoso
stinking, smelly
Adjective
16453tarar
to tare (to indicate the weight of the container, wrapping etc. in weighting merchandise)
Verb
16454cruento
bloody
Adjective
16455agonizante
agonizing; dying
Adjective
16456mejillón
mussel; Chilean mussel
Noun
16457mercadillo
street market, flea market
Noun
16458pródigo
prodigal (wastefully extravagant)
Adjective
16459curo
native or inhabitant of Courland (usually male); avocado tree
Noun
16460metrobús
metrobus, bus system
Noun
16461bochorno
hot summer wind; suffocating heat; swelter; blush (reddened face)
Noun
16462suntuoso
lavish, magnificent, sumptuous
Adjective
16463anticristo
antichrist
Noun
16464melgar
to mark strips of land for sowing (seeds)
Verb
16465ciprés
cypress (Cupressus sempervirens)
Noun
16466encadenado
in chains; chained
Adjective
16467embrionario
embryonic
Adjective
16468habanero
native or related to Havana
Adjective
16469captor
captor
Noun
16470jamaicano
Jamaican
Adjective
16471cartoon
cartoon
Noun
16472contenedor
containing
Adjective
16473zoológico
zoological
Adjective
16474incautación
confiscation, seizure, seizing, impoundment, impounding
Noun
16475sintomático
symptomatic (showing symptoms)
Adjective
16476expedicionario
expedition
Adjective
16477homologar
to standardize
Verb
16478pancho
calm, relaxed; satisfied
Adjective
16479prenatal
prenatal
Adjective
16480ocre
ochre
Noun
16481salvo
unless
Conjunction
16482tasación
assessment, evaluation, determination
Noun
16483manipulador
manipulator
Noun
16484explotador
exploiting
Adjective
16485firewall
firewall
Noun
16486mordaz
caustic, mordacious; corrosive, mordacious; scathing, mordacious
Adjective
16487palé
pallet
Noun
16488calmante
relaxing, soothing
Adjective
16489comparado
comparative
Adjective
16490punzante
sharp, biting (pain); sharp, prickly (object)
Adjective
16491asistido
mechanically assisted
Adjective
16492enterramiento
burial; interment; entombment; tomb; grave
Noun
16493vanidoso
vain
Adjective
16494dardos
darts (the game)
Noun
16495connivencia
connivance, conflation
Noun
16496lobato
a wolf cub, a wolfling
Noun
16497deal
deal
Noun
16498somalí
Somali
Adjective
16499elíxir
elixir
Noun
16500peregrinaje
pilgrimage
Noun