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Words 17101–17200
17101penca
bad, lame, uncool
Adjective
17102sobrecargado
overloaded
Adjective
17103pomposo
pompous, highfalutin
Adjective
17104rolo
blind (covering for a window); a person from Bogotá whose parents were born elsewhere (as distinguished from a cachaco); a person from Bogotá, regardless of ancestry.
Noun
17105neurólogo
neurologist
Noun
17106guardadito
nest egg; money tucked away
Noun
17107anclado
anchored; fastened, secured
Adjective
17108marihuano
weedhead, pothead, stoner
Noun
17109grafía
spelling
Noun
17110sanación
healing
Noun
17111napoleónico
Napoleonic
Adjective
17112remojar
to steep, soak
Verb
17113diminutivo
diminutive
Adjective
17114escotar
to make low-cut clothing; to pay one's share of the cost
Verb
17115justificable
justifiable
Adjective
17116intachable
perfect, faultless, non-failing
Adjective
17117boto
blunt
Adjective
17118deducible
deducible, inferrable
Adjective
17119discografía
discography
Noun
17120pantanoso
swampy, marshy; tricky, tough
Adjective
17121damasco
damask; apricot; an apricot tree
Noun
17122cabelludo
hairy; long-haired; shaggy
Adjective
17123forjado
slab
Noun
17124forjado
forged
Adjective
17125primo
first; prime
Adjective
17126definitorio
defining, deciding
Adjective
17127temporal
storm
Noun
17128cuesta
slope (acclivity or declivity); cuesta
Noun
17129craso
unpardonable; crass; thick
Adjective
17130degustación
the action of tasting, sampling
Noun
17131calórico
caloric
Adjective
17132sobremesa
tablecloth; sobremesa (time spent at the table after eating); desktop; dessert
Noun
17133arcano
arcane
Adjective
17134autodenominarse
to self-appoint, to self-name
Verb
17135divagar
to digress, ramble, sidetrack; roam, wander
Verb
17136patricia
foot or leg
Noun
17137reformular
to reformulate, to rethink, to reshape, to redesign; to rephrase, to reword, to reframe; to redraft
Verb
17138papo
silly, dumb
Adjective
17139proxeneta
pimp (prostitution solicitor)
Noun
17140reincidente
recidivistic
Adjective
17141sacristán
sexton; sacristan
Noun
17142henna
henna (Lawsonia inermis)
Noun
17143bocas
synonym of bocazas
Noun
17144apostolado
apostolate (group of religious apostles); apostleship (the position of being an apostle); apostolado (series of portraits of the apostles)
Noun
17145indulgente
indulgent (prone to indulge)
Adjective
17146ortopédico
orthopedic
Adjective
17147notación
notation
Noun
17148fulminante
sudden, fulminant; blazing; cutting; superb, tremendous
Adjective
17149senegalés
Senegalese
Adjective
17150perecedero
perishable
Adjective
17151bao
bao (Chinese bread)
Noun
17152inmunitario
immune (relating to immunity)
Adjective
17153anormalidad
abnormality
Noun
17154apátrida
stateless (without a state or nationality)
Adjective
17155zorrillo
skunk; a bad-smelling person; certain truck used in riot control to deliver tear gas
Noun
17156anacrónico
anachronistic
Adjective
17157narcisista
narcissist
Noun
17158mellar
to nick, to dent; to diminish, to lessen, to reduce
Verb
17159exalcalde
ex-mayor
Noun
17160estilístico
stylistic
Adjective
17161pantufla
slipper, pantofle, babouche
Noun
17162milico
military officer
Noun
17163perimetral
perimeter
Adjective
17164bum
boom (used to suggest the sound of an explosion); boom (used to suggest something happening suddenly and unexpectedly)
Interjection
17165aye
whine; whining; whinging
Noun
17166chale
Interjection that denotes surprise, sadness or disapproval.; "no" intensified (similar to "hell no" or "yeah right")
Interjection
17167jue
sheesh, fudge, oh my
Interjection
17168radicalización
radicalization
Noun
17169infelicidad
unhappiness; misfortune
Noun
17170clandestinamente
clandestinely
Adverb
17171queje
only used in me queje, first-person singular present subjunctive of quejarse; only used in se ... queje, syntactic variant of quéjese, third-person singular imperative of quejarse
Verb
17172ARN
RNA
Noun
17173callos
tripes (used as food)
Noun
17174pregón
proclamation, announcement
Noun
17175súbitamente
suddenly, all of a sudden
Adverb
17176jugabilidad
playability (the property of being playable); gameplay (the totality of player experiences in a game)
Noun
17177camaradería
comradeship
Noun
17178recaída
relapse
Noun
17179Gran Hermano
Big Brother
Noun
17180empobrecimiento
impoverishment
Noun
17181autogestión
self-management, self-determination
Noun
17182rigurosamente
rigorously
Adverb
17183érase
Compound of the imperfect era and the pronoun se
Verb
17184todx
all, every
Adjective
17185tetona
busty, (colloquial) chesty; (formal) bosomy, buxom; (informal) big-breasted, big-boobed, big-chested
Adjective
17186ño
synonym of no
Particle
17187espectral
spectral
Adjective
17188macrista
Supporting Argentine president Mauricio Macri, or his political beliefs
Adjective
17189deshonrar
to dishonor
Verb
17190cohecho
bribing, bribery (especially of a judge); bribe
Noun
17191escrutar
to closely examine; to scrutinize; to count (votes), to tally
Verb
17192dogmático
dogmatic
Adjective
17193maison
fashion house
Noun
17194mesiánico
messianic
Adjective
17195fonema
phoneme
Noun
17196doliente
aching, hurting; sorrowful; grieving
Adjective
17197chingados
fuck, hell
Interjection
17198borde
bastard (born out of wedlock); rude, impertinent
Adjective
17199amaro
clary sage
Noun
17200mies
cereal seed (for making bread); seed, grain harvest time
Noun