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Words 17601–17700
17601asestar
to aim (to direct or point a weapon); to shoot; to inflict
Verb
17602rugoso
rough
Adjective
17603guijarro
pebble (stone)
Noun
17604motivacional
motivational (tending or intended to motivate)
Adjective
17605demostrativo
demonstrative
Adjective
17606filarmónica
philharmonic (full-size symphonic orchestra)
Noun
17607percha
coat hanger; coat rack; perch; physique; build (of body, especially a good one)
Noun
17608avaro
avaricious, greedy; mean, stingy, miserly
Adjective
17609iracundo
short-tempered; angry; anger-filled
Adjective
17610redistribuir
to redistribute
Verb
17611neozelandés
of, from or relating to New Zealand
Adjective
17612saxo
stone
Noun
17613incomprensión
incomprehension
Noun
17614juglar
minstrel; poet, reciter; jongleur
Noun
17615catastral
cadastral
Adjective
17616falencia
error, goof-up; defect
Noun
17617segmentación
segmentation
Noun
17618tomillo
thyme
Noun
17619regionalista
regionalist
Adjective
17620cate
smack; slap; fail (in an exam)
Noun
17621rica
fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum)
Noun
17622púbico
pubic (relating to the pubis)
Adjective
17623borbónico
Bourbon
Adjective
17624afable
affable; friendly
Adjective
17625bailable
danceable
Adjective
17626honorar
to honor/honour
Verb
17627reflujo
ebb; reflux
Noun
17628excusado
toilet
Noun
17629gradiente
gradient (the rate at which a physical quantity increases or decreases relative to change in a given variable, especially distance); slope, incline, gradient
Noun
17630abismal
abysmal (pertaining to an abyss); abysmal (extremely bad)
Adjective
17631herrería
ironworker's shop; ironworker's workshop; ironmonger's; ironmongering
Noun
17632llamarada
sudden flare-up, blaze; flush, blush
Noun
17633inacabado
unfinished
Adjective
17634cani
chav, townie/towny (working-class youth, especially one associated with aggression, poor education, and a perceived "common" taste in clothing and lifestyle)
Noun
17635popper
popper (capsule for recreational use as a sexual stimulant)
Noun
17636crossover
crossover (car)
Noun
17637bajío
shoal, shallows, sandbank
Noun
17638blasón
blazon; coat of arms; heraldry; honor, glory
Noun
17639apático
apathetic
Adjective
17640rábano
radish
Noun
17641tumoral
tumoral
Adjective
17642pedregal
a place or region with rocky terrain; lava field
Noun
17643mezquindad
meanness, stinginess, paltriness; small-mindedness, pettiness
Noun
17644cuñar
synonym of acuñar
Verb
17645bergantín
brig (a two-masted vessel, square-rigged on both foremast and mainmast)
Noun
17646volteo
turn; chiming, pealing
Noun
17647aventurero
adventurer
Noun
17648chupito
shot (small serving of drink)
Noun
17649vasito
small drinking glass
Noun
17650labranza
farm; farmland; farming (business of cultivating land)
Noun
17651arañazo
scratch
Noun
17652lanzadera
shuttle; launchpad; launcher; looper (in sewing)
Noun
17653desinfección
disinfection
Noun
17654boli
freezie
Noun
17655shooter
shooter (game)
Noun
17656irrepetible
extraordinary, unrepeatable
Adjective
17657maléfico
evil
Adjective
17658atrás
get back, back off, back away
Interjection
17659polaridad
polarity
Noun
17660indexar
to index
Verb
17661amordazar
to gag; to muzzle
Verb
17662nudillo
knuckle
Noun
17663modulación
modulation
Noun
17664latencia
latency
Noun
17665saltos
jumping jacks; diving
Noun
17666vertical
handstand
Noun
17667deslindar
to delimit
Verb
17668ambos
both
Pronoun
17669atascado
blocked, stuck, jammed; pig-headed
Adjective
17670ilegalizar
to illegalize/illegalise, outlaw
Verb
17671enlatar
to can (to seal in a can)
Verb
17672bisnieto
great-grandchild; great-grandson (great-granddaughter for the feminine form)
Noun
17673escenificar
to stage, to produce on a stage
Verb
17674testar
to compose a will; to redact (to censor); to testify; to test
Verb
17675zoología
zoology
Noun
17676desliz
slip, lapse; blunder
Noun
17677cutis
skin (especially that of the face)
Noun
17678puf
poof!
Interjection
17679networking
networking (meeting new people)
Noun
17680chupo
bunch (“a considerable amount”)
Noun
17681figurado
figurative
Adjective
17682esporádicamente
sporadically
Adverb
17683miocardio
myocardium
Noun
17684daca
give it here
Interjection
17685autosuficiencia
self-sufficiency
Noun
17686tarantino
of, from or relating to Tarento
Adjective
17687estupendamente
stupendously, fabulously
Adverb
17688charleston
Charleston (dance)
Noun
17689secano
dryland; unirrigated land
Noun
17690biológicamente
biologically
Adverb
17691simbiosis
symbiosis
Noun
17692salvajemente
wildly
Adverb
17693humanamente
humanly; humanely
Adverb
17694córnea
cornea (layer forming the front of the eye)
Noun
17695cruelmente
cruelly
Adverb
17696fecundidad
fertility, fecundity; fruitfulness
Noun
17697fealdad
ugliness
Noun
17698brillantez
brilliance
Noun
17699extranjería
the state of being a foreigner
Noun
17700treintena
thirty-some
Noun