17901merindada county subdivision, larger than a municipality but smaller than a province, now mainly historical
Noun
17903manitawave (to show the hand wide open to the rival public) to indicate that the match was won 5-0 or 0-5
Noun
17904generalistageneralist; of general interest
Adjective
17906comprometedorcompromising (vulnerable to suspicion)
Adjective
17910tacañostingy, miserly, cheap, tight-fisted, niggardly, mean, penny-pinching
Adjective
17911caudalcaudal (pertaining to the tail or posterior or hind part of a body)
Adjective
17913cachondeojoke; piss-take (act of mocking someone; a type of satire or sarcasm); farce; confusion
Noun
17915absentismotruancy, absenteeism (the act of shirking from responsibilities and duties)
Noun
17917maltrechobeat-up; battered; badly injured; depleted
Adjective
17918encabronarto anger, to annoy, to piss someone off; to get mad/angry
Verb
17919molmole (unit); Artemisia thuscula; mall
Noun
17922coyunturalcircumstantial; occasional, infrequent
Adjective
17925atadobundle; coward; predicament, difficult situation
Noun
17928vulvavulva (the external female sexual organs)
Noun
17930trapeciotrapezoid; trapezium; trapezius; trapeze
Noun
17931somasoma; a kind of thick flour
Noun
17933tardotardy, late; slow, sluggish; dim-witted
Adjective
17935dádivagift, donation, handout
Noun
17936llorosoweeping; mournful, sad; watery
Adjective
17937pimentónpaprika; a relish made from red sweet peppers; the pimiento (fruit); bell pepper, sweet pepper
Noun
17938mañososkillful, crafty; pedantic, fussy; cranky, crazy (grouchy, irritable, easily upset); thievish
Adjective
17939putadadirty trick, raw deal, villainy; bad luck, bummer, bastard; scolding; a thing
Noun
17941espuriospurious; false
Adjective
17942trompospinning top; doughnut (skid mark in the shape of a circle)
Noun
17943antinaturalunnatural, antinatural, contranatural
Adjective
17945virilmale; virile, manly
Adjective
17946bujíaspark plug (device that forms a high-voltage spark for fuel ignition); candle; Obsolete unit of light intensity. Superceded by the candela. (cf. English candlepower)
Noun
17948hincarto nail, drive, thrust; to kneel down
Verb
17949maltratadorabuser, batterer, beater, wifebeater, maltreater
Noun
17950quiteñoof, from or relating to the city of Quito, Pichincha Province, Ecuador
Adjective
17951risueñosmiling, beaming; fun, fun-loving; bright, sunny (future)
Adjective
17952descalabromisfortune; setback; loss; defeat
Noun
17953falsificadobogus; forged; counterfeit; fake; falsified
Adjective
17955béticoBaetic; of Real Betis (a Spanish football team from Seville)
Adjective
17958paradounemployed person
Noun
17962alacenacupboard; locker; wardrobe set in a wall; pantry, larder
Noun
17966munirto provide, fit out; to provide oneself with; to take (a supply of)
Verb
17970quinceañerofifteen-year-old; teen, teenager (in general)
Noun
17971paltaavocado (fruit); embarrassment, fear; Palta (extinct language)
Noun
17975sonorenseof, from or relating to the state of Sonora, Mexico
Adjective
17977durohardball (i.e. a no-nonsense attitude); coin worth 5 pesetas
Noun
17978armerorelating to the production of arms
Adjective
17981tintodark red (of wine)
Adjective
17984drogodrug addict
Noun
17985setofence; hedge
Noun
17987quinielaa sporting bet or pool; any game for five people
Noun
17988centuriacentury (Roman army unit); century (period)
Noun
17990cabezalhead (of a mechanism); small pillow; headrest (in a car); headboard, bedhead; wig block
Noun
17992camperofree-range, roaming; rural; fit for outdoor use; outdoor-sleeping; accustomed to working outside
Adjective
17994ligaduraligature; knot; tying; slur
Noun
17995exhumarto exhume, disinter
Verb
17998bufarto snort (to exhale angrily through the nose)
Verb
18000reintegrorepayment, reimbursement; in a lottery, a prize equal to the price of the ticket
Noun