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Words 16801–16900
16801entrerriano
of, from or relating to the province of Entre Ríos, Argentina
Adjective
16802motorista
biker, motorcyclist
Noun
16803desencuentro
misencounter (failed or disappointing meeting); discord, dissension
Noun
16804cóncavo
concave
Adjective
16805coartada
alibi; excuse, alibi, cover
Noun
16806cólico
colic (relating to the colon)
Adjective
16807mecanizar
to mechanize; to machine
Verb
16808inmutable
immutable
Adjective
16809llano
plain (an open, grassy, mostly treeless land)
Noun
16810sms
SMS, text
Noun
16811obituario
obituary
Noun
16812psicoanalítico
psychoanalytic, psychoanalytical
Adjective
16813soviet
soviet (an assembly, convocation, or council of workers)
Noun
16814hidrato
hydrate
Noun
16815perspicaz
perceptive, perspicacious, insightful, shrewd; acute
Adjective
16816trípode
tripod
Noun
16817jerarca
leader; chief
Noun
16818licuar
to puree; to blend; to liquefy using a blender
Verb
16819transistor
transistor (semiconductor device); transistor radio
Noun
16820exigible
exigible, enforceable, demandable
Adjective
16821encantamiento
enchantment
Noun
16822leñador
lumberjack, logger, woodcutter (person whose work is to fell trees); lumber seller (person who sells wood as building material); firewood seller (person who sells wood as fuel)
Noun
16823concentrado
concentrate
Noun
16824trigésimo
thirtieth
Adjective
16825tanto
copy; poker chip; counter; point; goal (in a game); portion; used in un tanto, al tanto, etc.
Noun
16826pragmática
pragmatics (study of the use of the language in a social context); a law emanating from a competent Spanish authority, but technically differing from a royal decree or command in the formalities of its publication
Noun
16827reimprimir
to reprint
Verb
16828desmembrar
to dismember; to dismantle
Verb
16829mimbre
wicker
Noun
16830mirón
nosy; voyeuristic
Adjective
16831mayoral
farm manager, steward; foreman, overseer; head shepherd
Noun
16832compostura
composure
Noun
16833mamado
muscular (having well-developed muscles); drunk (inebriated); knackered; tired; exhausted; shattered; sick; fed up
Adjective
16834taburete
stool, barstool; taboret; stepstool
Noun
16835tonada
tune, song (music to be sung); accent
Noun
16836inadaptado
misfit
Noun
16837epidermis
epidermis
Noun
16838tofu
tofu
Noun
16839techno
techno
Noun
16840meningitis
meningitis
Noun
16841alquilo
alkyl
Noun
16842esófago
oesophagus, esophagus, gullet
Noun
16843pavor
dread, fright, fear
Noun
16844talco
talc; talcum powder
Noun
16845ilusionado
eager (excited by desire)
Adjective
16846automovilismo
motor racing, auto racing, motorsport, autosport; automobile industry, car industry, automotive industry, (UK) motorcar industry
Noun
16847canibalismo
cannibalism
Noun
16848rola
a song
Noun
16849vehemencia
vehemence, zeal
Noun
16850informalidad
informality
Noun
16851profesionalización
professionalisation/professionalization
Noun
16852indebidamente
unlawfully; unduly, unjustly
Adverb
16853marginalidad
marginalization
Noun
16854equiparable
equatable; comparable
Adjective
16855sanador
healing
Adjective
16856enaltecer
to praise; to extol
Verb
16857bosquejo
stub, outline, sketch
Noun
16858rioplatense
Platine, Rioplatense (of, from or relating to the River Plate/Río de la Plata region)
Adjective
16859alud
avalanche; landslide; barrage
Noun
16860operatorio
operational; operable
Adjective
16861declinación
declension; declination
Noun
16862ñoño
whiny, pathetic, namby-pamby; characterless, spineless; senile; nerdy
Adjective
16863drago
the dragon tree (Dracaena draco); apitong (Dipterocarpus grandiflorus)
Noun
16864almendro
almond (tree)
Noun
16865raíl
rail
Noun
16866joya
awesome, nice
Adjective
16867circuncisión
circumcision (excising foreskin from penis)
Noun
16868palito
stick (of a lollipop, ice pop, popsicle); twig, little wooden stick or rod; cinnamon tea beverage; sexual intercourse
Noun
16869neurótico
neurotic; neurosis
Adjective
16870memorando
memorandum
Noun
16871conglomerar
to conglomerate
Verb
16872contextualizar
to contextualize
Verb
16873cómoda
chest of drawers
Noun
16874victimario
killer, homicide
Noun
16875teto
a silly, immature person
Noun
16876estupefacto
stupefied, dumbfounded, astounded, flabbergasted
Adjective
16877quinteto
quintet
Noun
16878abdicación
abdication, renunciation
Noun
16879paparazzi
paparazzo
Noun
16880corbeta
corvette
Noun
16881vividor
bon vivant, bon viveur
Noun
16882escindir
to split, cut, divide
Verb
16883dilucidar
to elucidate, clarify; to clear up
Verb
16884tecnicismo
technicality; technical jargon, technical term
Noun
16885repostería
pastry shop; pastry
Noun
16886superestrella
superstar
Noun
16887irritado
irritated, annoyed
Adjective
16888prebenda
prebend; sinecure
Noun
16889hemoglobina
hemoglobin
Noun
16890astrólogo
astrologer
Noun
16891pucho
butt (used cigarette); cigarette
Noun
16892dueña
mistress
Noun
16893tótem
totem; totem pole
Noun
16894azafrán
saffron crocus (Crocus sativus); saffron; turmeric (Curcuma longa)
Noun
16895zodíaco
zodiac
Noun
16896incubar
to incubate
Verb
16897draft
draft (in sports)
Noun
16898valorización
valorization
Noun
16899gilda
gilda (Spanish snack)
Noun
16900portabilidad
portability (often of computer software)
Noun