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Words 16501–16600
16501infortunio
misfortune; adversity
Noun
16502cortador
cutting
Adjective
16503belga
Belgian
Noun
16504cableado
cabling
Noun
16505hediondo
stinking
Adjective
16506serafín
seraph (angel); an extraordinarily beautiful person; silky anteater
Noun
16507salvedad
exception; caveat (modifying detail)
Noun
16508tap
tap, tap dancing
Noun
16509tau
tauon (elementary particle); tau cross; taw (22nd and last letter of the Hebrew alphabet)
Noun
16510ADSL
ADSL
Noun
16511pea
drunkenness
Noun
16512premiere
premiere
Noun
16513llorona
weeping woman (from the Latin American folkloric legend La Llorona); banshee; he huckleberry (Cyrilla racemiflora); Lesser Antillean pewee (Contopus latirostris)
Noun
16514azur
azure (sky-blue coloured); azure
Adjective
16515reiterado
reiterated; repeated
Adjective
16516anís
anise; anise liquor, pure or combined; the anus (because of similar sound, compare ano)
Noun
16517adrede
on purpose
Adverb
16518ofrecido
easy (a person who readily consents to sexual activity)
Adjective
16519horriblemente
horribly
Adverb
16520alentado
recuperated; recovered from an illness; healthy and vigorous
Adjective
16521flotación
flotation
Noun
16522calleja
narrow street; alley
Noun
16523peda
drunkenness
Noun
16524obstetricia
obstetrics
Noun
16525críticamente
critically
Adverb
16526marcadamente
markedly
Adverb
16527coerción
coercion
Noun
16528intervencionismo
interventionism
Noun
16529autogobierno
self-government, autonomy
Noun
16530sistema de alimentación ininterrumpida
uninterruptible power supply, uninterruptible power source, UPS
Noun
16531delos
of the, from the (followed by plural masculine noun)
16532romín
Christian
Adjective
16533cenicero
ashtray
Noun
16534aptar
to adapt; fix; adjust
Verb
16535fumigación
fumigation
Noun
16536chamaco
a boy or teenager; a male youth; a kid (in general)
Noun
16537score
score
Noun
16538corno
horn (musical instrument); cornel
Noun
16539inequidad
inequity
Noun
16540junto
together; together, (in) total
Adverb
16541agraviar
to insult; to offend, outrage, hurt, wrong
Verb
16542regocijar
to delight; to rejoice, to take delight
Verb
16543semblanza
similarity, likeness
Noun
16544trasto
piece of junk, thing, gizmo; utensils, tools; furniture; houseware; despicable (wretched or wicked person)
Noun
16545internación
internment
Noun
16546incapacitar
to incapacitate
Verb
16547roco
old
Adjective
16548cazo
a kind of large saucepan or saucepot, wider at top than at bottom; ladle; clumsy person; pimp; jug
Noun
16549chela
beer
Noun
16550relanzar
to relaunch
Verb
16551titiritero
puppeteer; puppetmaster, puppet master, puppeteer (an expert at manipulation and exercising said ability); tightrope walker
Noun
16552desposeer
to take away someone's possessions; to deprive
Verb
16553luso
Portuguese
Adjective
16554instintivo
instinctive
Adjective
16555escatimar
to use sparingly, to skimp; to scrimp, to stint, to cut corners
Verb
16556gastado
worn out; used up; hackneyed, clichéd
Adjective
16557bandada
flock (of birds); swarm (of insects); shoal (of fish); flock, swarm (of people)
Noun
16558conchudo
like jerk, idiotic; cheeky, shameless; lucky
Adjective
16559cremallera
zip fastener; zipper; rack
Noun
16560honroso
honorous
Adjective
16561sintáctico
syntactic
Adjective
16562blindado
armoured car; armoured vehicle; armor-plated
Noun
16563velar
velar
Adjective
16564tuna
prickly pear, the fruit of the nopal cactus (Opuntia, especially Opuntia ficus-indica); nopal; a college singing group, wearing ornate clothes, called in the Americas estudiantina
Noun
16565reavivar
to revive
Verb
16566prometido
fiance (man engaged to be married)
Noun
16567valgo
valgus (abnormally turned outward, especially of the foot)
Adjective
16568partero
midwife
Noun
16569pérsico
Persian
Adjective
16570suspicacia
suspicion; mistrust
Noun
16571cepo
snare, trap; shackle; clamp (for vehicles etc.); branch (of tree); alms box
Noun
16572nodriza
wet nurse
Noun
16573ridiculez
ridiculousness
Noun
16574arquear
to arch
Verb
16575albornoz
burnoose; bathrobe
Noun
16576ringar
to injure the hips or loin
Verb
16577huevón
lazy person; loafer; stupid person; man, dude, buddy (also used as an interjection); asshole; large testicle
Noun
16578gerenciar
to manage
Verb
16579meteoro
meteor
Noun
16580exoneración
exoneration
Noun
16581yuca
yucca plant; cassava
Noun
16582desglosar
to break down, itemize (explain)
Verb
16583inocente
innocent person
Noun
16584benemérito
one who is deserving or meritorious
Adjective
16585siderúrgico
steel (especially in relation to the steel industry)
Adjective
16586pujante
booming, growing
Adjective
16587intestino
internal, internecine
Adjective
16588llevadero
tolerable; manageable; bearable; entertaining
Adjective
16589homicida
murderer
Noun
16590rifar
to raffle off, draw lots
Verb
16591osado
daring, bold
Adjective
16592cobrador
conductor, ticket collector; collector; debt collector
Noun
16593crustáceo
crustacean
Noun
16594aplique
wall light, sconce
Noun
16595desgarro
rip; tear (in paper, card, etc.); sprain (of muscle); boasting; bragging
Noun
16596transfronterizo
cross-border
Adjective
16597bollo
dyke, lesbian (related to lesbians)
Adjective
16598eros
eros; sexual desire; libido
Noun
16599significante
signifier
Noun
16600bombardero
bomber
Noun