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Words 17801–17900
17801trufa
truffle (tuber)
Noun
17802debutante
novice, first-time
Adjective
17803hebilla
buckle, clasp
Noun
17804chacho
son, boy; Term of address, dude, mate
Noun
17805examinador
examiner
Noun
17806calcar
to trace, copy (copy by means of carbon paper or tracing paper); to trample
Verb
17807desinfectante
disinfectant
Adjective
17808londinense
of, from or relating to the city of London, capital of England and the United Kingdom
Adjective
17809refutación
refutation
Noun
17810helecho
fern
Noun
17811contextual
contextual
Adjective
17812lechón
suckling piglet
Noun
17813engrandecer
to enlarge, magnify; to exalt, speak highly of; to exaggerate
Verb
17814napolitano
Neapolitan
Adjective
17815manda
vow
Noun
17816mucho
a lot, much; many (many people)
Pronoun
17817secesionista
secessionist, secessionistic
Adjective
17818acrílico
acrylic
Adjective
17819anejo
attached
Adjective
17820hormonar
to treat with hormone therapy; to undergo hormone therapy
Verb
17821mantención
synonym of manutención
Noun
17822telemático
telematic
Adjective
17823correntino
of, from or relating to the province of Corrientes, Argentina
Adjective
17824machín
monkey
Noun
17825empuñadura
hilt; grip, handle, handgrip
Noun
17826dispositivo intrauterino
intrauterine device
Noun
17827magnífica
the winner of Las Magníficas, a Bolivian beauty contest
Noun
17828concéntrico
concentric
Adjective
17829favorito
favorite/favourite
Noun
17830estandarizado
standardized
Adjective
17831apadrinar
to sponsor; to be a godfather (to)
Verb
17832ahijado
godchild; godson
Noun
17833estampida
stampede, flight; bang, crack (noise)
Noun
17834poco
little (not much)
Adverb
17835perlar
to spatter; to sprinkle
Verb
17836tantear
to grope, to feel one's way, to search by feeling; to weigh up, to size up, to sound out; to estimate
Verb
17837contemplativo
contemplative
Adjective
17838snap
snap (photograph)
Noun
17839monolito
monolith
Noun
17840agrietar
to crack (to form cracks)
Verb
17841chupete
pacifier; ice pop; lollipop
Noun
17842membrillo
quince (fruit); quince (tree)
Noun
17843juegos malabares
juggling
Noun
17844soldador
welder; soldering iron
Noun
17845fatuo
fatuous; vain
Adjective
17846hendidura
cleft, groove, cleavage, indentation, slot, slit
Noun
17847secuencial
sequential; serial
Adjective
17848bronquitis
bronchitis
Noun
17849eternal
eternal
Adjective
17850kelvin
kelvin (SI temperature unit)
Noun
17851neurosis
neurosis (mental disorder)
Noun
17852juntamente
together; jointly
Adverb
17853opa
expression indicating surprise
Interjection
17854lastra
a large flat stone, a slab of stone
Noun
17855inversamente
inversely
Adverb
17856altruismo
altruism
Noun
17857inteligentemente
intelligently
Adverb
17858menopausia
menopause
Noun
17859descolonización
decolonization
Noun
17860renegado
renegade
Noun
17861saturnino
saturnine, melancholy; pertaining to the planet Saturn
Adjective
17862fisioterapia
physiotherapy
Noun
17863laicismo
secularism, laicism
Noun
17864invisibilidad
invisibility
Noun
17865subcontinente
subcontinent
Noun
17866guarra
prostitute
Noun
17867locamente
madly, crazily
Adverb
17868inconsciencia
unconsciousness
Noun
17869apresuradamente
hastily
Adverb
17870encarecidamente
insistently
Adverb
17871gratamente
pleasingly
Adverb
17872clínicamente
clinically
Adverb
17873enmedio
centre; middle
Noun
17874aleatoriamente
randomly
Adverb
17875mechero
burner; lighter
Noun
17876canica
glass marble (spherical ball)
Noun
17877arrendador
tenant, lessee; lessor
Noun
17878calaña
kind, sort, type, ilk; pattern; character, nature, quality; example, model
Noun
17879centígrado
Celsius
Adjective
17880eucarístico
eucharistic (of or relating to the Eucharist)
Adjective
17881vaticinar
to predict, vaticinate
Verb
17882devengar
to earn (money); to be due (money)
Verb
17883triunvirato
triumvirate
Noun
17884mónico
monic
Adjective
17885condestable
constable (rank)
Noun
17886reversión
reversion
Noun
17887rescisión
termination; rescission (undoing of a contract)
Noun
17888apareamiento
mating, pairing
Noun
17889oportunista
opportunist
Noun
17890desesperanzar
to drive to despair; to despair
Verb
17891salso
salty
Adjective
17892colcha
bedspread, quilt; blanket
Noun
17893víscera
viscera, entrails, offal
Noun
17894agnóstico
agnostic
Adjective
17895adventista
Adventist
Adjective
17896engullir
to wolf, gulp down; to swallow up
Verb
17897barquero
boatman, ferryman (man who operates a boat)
Noun
17898ambicionar
to aspire to
Verb
17899perilla
goatee; knob, doorknob
Noun
17900refaccionar
to repair
Verb