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Words 16701–16800
16701aligerar
to hasten; to accelerate; to lighten (as a load)
Verb
16702estambre
stamen; a type of yarn
Noun
16703turbante
turban
Noun
16704cometido
mission; task
Noun
16705sueno
sound
Noun
16706malaya
damned, cursed
Interjection
16707adjetivo
adjectival
Adjective
16708fecundación
fertilization; impregnation
Noun
16709canelo
cinnamon (tree); Winter's bark (Drimys winteri)
Noun
16710forestar
to forest; to afforest
Verb
16711preñado
pregnant, bred, knocked up; full of, loaded with, filled with
Adjective
16712condenatorio
condemnatory; guilty
Adjective
16713inestimable
priceless, invaluable, inestimable, unestimable
Adjective
16714proclive
[with a ‘something’] inclined, prone
Adjective
16715maraca
a maraca; a whore; a gay man
Noun
16716ramita
diminutive of rama; twig or small stick; small bunch of flowers. bouquet
Noun
16717conforme
roger that
Interjection
16718chaqueño
of, from or relating to the province of Chaco, Argentina
Adjective
16719repisa
shelf, ledge
Noun
16720introspección
introspection
Noun
16721guaraní
Guaraní (person); Guaraní (language); guaraní (currency of Paraguay)
Noun
16722ensamblaje
assembly (act of assembling)
Noun
16723conjurar
to conjure, invoke (ghosts); to conspire; to exorcise; to avert; to get together, to join up
Verb
16724despropósito
nonsense
Noun
16725blockchain
synonym of cadena de bloques (“blockchain”)
Noun
16726redescubrir
to rediscover
Verb
16727sandez
nonsense, rubbish
Noun
16728agudeza
sharpness, acuity
Noun
16729figurativo
figurative
Adjective
16730corrector
corrective, correcting
Adjective
16731cotejar
to collate
Verb
16732anagrama
anagram
Noun
16733imperceptible
imperceptible
Adjective
16734falaz
fallacious; false
Adjective
16735mosquetero
musketeer
Noun
16736ligando
ligand
Noun
16737coaccionar
to coerce
Verb
16738difusor
diffusing
Adjective
16739repechaje
repechage
Noun
16740hiperinflación
hyperinflation
Noun
16741separatismo
separatism (advocacy for the political separation of a region)
Noun
16742vado
ford
Noun
16743expectante
expectant
Adjective
16744intrascendente
unimportant; inconsequential
Adjective
16745castración
castration
Noun
16746paúl
a moor, a heath
Noun
16747guiñar
to wink (blink with only one eye); to yaw
Verb
16748costurero
sewing box; sewer, seamster (person who sews)
Noun
16749aporrear
to club, bludgeon (to hit with a club/baton/truncheon/night stick); to hammer, rap (knock loudly); to pound, beat
Verb
16750pelotero
baseball player
Noun
16751danzante
dancing
Adjective
16752despecho
spite, resentment, envy, anger, indignation, dismay; distress, sorrow, disappointment, despair; despite, violence, vexation, cheek; ill fate, unhappiness
Noun
16753hule
natural rubber; rubber tree
Noun
16754rompimiento
breakage, breaking; break, break-up; downpour; outbreak
Noun
16755cumplimentar
to congratulate; to fill out/fill in (as a form)
Verb
16756anestésico
anesthetic
Adjective
16757acaudalado
wealthy, affluent
Adjective
16758vagancia
vagrancy; laziness
Noun
16759manzanillo
manzanillo
Noun
16760joyero
jeweler (person whose job is making, repairing or selling jewelry); goldsmith (person who forges things out of gold, especially jewelry); jewelry casket, jewelry box (small box used to store jewelry)
Noun
16761navegable
sailable, navigable
Adjective
16762caperuza
hood
Noun
16763merma
decline; shrinkage
Noun
16764fonética
phonetics
Noun
16765recogida
pickup; harvesting, picking; collection (activity of collecting)
Noun
16766reventa
resale
Noun
16767aguayo
aguayo
Noun
16768entusiasta
enthusiast
Noun
16769parador
inn, hotel; a kind of official luxury hotel; roadside restaurant, rest stop
Noun
16770denigrante
denigratory
Adjective
16771holi
hi
Interjection
16772samaritano
Samaritan
Adjective
16773ataviar
to dress; to adorn
Verb
16774tobogán
playground slide (toy for children); water slide; toboggan (type of sled)
Noun
16775vehemente
vehement
Adjective
16776desfiladero
gorge, defile (narrow pass)
Noun
16777armador
shipowner; point guard
Noun
16778esponjoso
spongy; foamy
Adjective
16779atragantar
to choke
Verb
16780pillo
cheeky or naughty person, crook or thief; scoundrel
Noun
16781reaparición
reappearance, recurrence, reoccurrence, resurgence, reemergence; comeback
Noun
16782garita
watchtower, guard post; hut, cabin, lodge
Noun
16783conversatorio
talk
Noun
16784apelativo
appellative (of or relating to ascribing names); appellational; appealing (making an appeal)
Adjective
16785evangelizar
to evangelize
Verb
16786pernicioso
damaging, harmful, pernicious
Adjective
16787aderezo
seasoning, dressing
Noun
16788filántropo
philanthropic
Adjective
16789deshielo
thaw; defrosting
Noun
16790subliminal
subliminal
Adjective
16791molinar
to mill
Verb
16792diferido
recording
Noun
16793tapatío
of, from or relating to the city of Guadalajara, capital of Jalisco, Mexico
Adjective
16794imperdible
unmissable, not-to-miss
Adjective
16795lalar
to mouth off; to complain
Verb
16796miente
thought; idea
Noun
16797tolerable
tolerable
Adjective
16798rubio
a blond (or blonde) person; gurnard (fish)
Noun
16799armería
armoury/armory; gun shop
Noun
16800computarizar
to computerize
Verb