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Words 18001–18100
18001forrado
covered, lined; stretched, taut; wealthy; rolling in it, loaded
Adjective
18002venceremos
we shall prevail, overcome, be victorious
Interjection
18003desconfiado
distrustful, untrusting, mistrustful; suspicious
Adjective
18004vendetta
revenge, vengeance
Noun
18005tabasqueño
of, from or relating to the state of Tabasco, Mexico
Adjective
18006acolchar
to quilt; to pad, soften
Verb
18007dificultoso
difficult, tricky
Adjective
18008protesto
Objection!
Interjection
18009grillete
shackle; jougs
Noun
18010juliana
julienne; dame's rocket
Noun
18011violonchelo
cello (musical instrument)
Noun
18012Führer
Führer (Adolf Hitler, during his time as chancellor of Nazi Germany)
Noun
18013equitación
horseback riding
Noun
18014bou
seine fishing; boat for seine fishing, seiner
Noun
18015angustiado
anguished; anxious; nervous
Adjective
18016arrojo
fearlessness; daring
Noun
18017musicalmente
musically
Adverb
18018vorágine
whirlpool, maelstrom; extremely intense or passionate emotions or feelings; the effect, manifestation or perception of them; disorder, mess; angry crowd
Noun
18019consistentemente
consistently
Adverb
18020taurina
taurine
Noun
18021escolarización
schooling (attendance of school); enrollment (give due attendance to school)
Noun
18022consternación
consternation
Noun
18023ecoturismo
ecotourism (tourism involving low-impact visits to natural areas)
Noun
18024trágicamente
tragically
Adverb
18025inexperiencia
inexperience
Noun
18026antítesis
antithesis
Noun
18027mutis
shh, sush
Interjection
18028pirotecnia
pyrotechnics; fireworks or other explosive materials; a factory of such materials
Noun
18029cotidianamente
daily, on a daily basis, quotidianly
Adverb
18030inmadurez
immaturity
Noun
18031troncal
core, main; of the principle of troncalidad
Adjective
18032gomera
slingshot
Noun
18033criminalización
criminalization, (UK) criminalisation
Noun
18034CIF
initialism of código de identificación fiscal
Noun
18035inusualmente
unusually
Adverb
18036disección
dissection
Noun
18037etéreo
ethereal; otherworldly
Adjective
18038barrial
neighborhood
Adjective
18039mata
shrub; sprig; mastic tree, Pistacia lentiscus; plant (organism of the kingdom Plantae)
Noun
18040niñato
childish
Adjective
18041herbicida
herbicidal
Adjective
18042cabreo
pest, frustration, annoyance
Noun
18043sentimentalismo
sentimentalism (the condition of being overly sentimental); sentimentality; an overly sentimental act
Noun
18044golfo
dishonest; nasty; promiscuous
Adjective
18045cacharro
pot, crock (piece of pottery); wreck (damaged or worn car or technical device); piece of junk; hickey (object whose name is unknown); crock, shard (piece of broken pottery)
Noun
18046historiográfico
historiographic
Adjective
18047baptista
Baptist
Adjective
18048prontuario
handbook, manual; record; criminal record
Noun
18049corola
corolla
Noun
18050acondicionador
conditioner, hair conditioner
Noun
18051renegociación
renegotiation
Noun
18052promiscuo
mixed, ambiguous; promiscuous
Adjective
18053lastrar
to ballast; to burden, weigh down
Verb
18054nauseabundo
nauseating, sickening; squeamish
Adjective
18055helénico
Hellenic
Adjective
18056etnografía
ethnography
Noun
18057sij
Sikh
Adjective
18058charrúa
Uruguayan
Adjective
18059gonorrea
gonorrhea
Noun
18060minimalista
minimalist (artists who creates minimalist art)
Noun
18061cerner
to sift; to blossom, bud; to circle; to hover; to drizzle
Verb
18062ala
contraction of a (“to”) + la f (“the”)
18063pizarrón
chalkboard, blackboard
Noun
18064sobrado
left over; spare; well-off; well-to-do; stuck up
Adjective
18065contra
opposite, facing
Adverb
18066dormida
sleep (act of sleeping); sleeping place (for cattle); moulting (of a silkworm)
Noun
18067exjefe
former boss
Noun
18068publicitario
advertiser
Noun
18069bereber
Berber
Adjective
18070supernova
supernova
Noun
18071pichi
pinafore; Fabiana imbricata; A homeless person; pee, piss, urine
Noun
18072catéter
catheter (a small tube inserted into a body cavity)
Noun
18073virreinal
related or pertaining to the viceroy
Adjective
18074cartaginés
Cartagenan; Carthaginian
Adjective
18075sofisticación
sophistication
Noun
18076frito
fry, fried dish
Noun
18077picas
spades (a suit of cards, ♠)
Noun
18078antipatía
antipathy; dislike (toward a person or people)
Noun
18079galante
gallant, charming; erotic
Adjective
18080lejía
lye; bleach
Noun
18081agroalimentario
food and agriculture
Adjective
18082junquera
reed, rush
Noun
18083aclaratorio
explanatory
Adjective
18084lunático
lunatic
Adjective
18085forajido
outlawed
Adjective
18086montería
beating
Noun
18087aerar
to air (bring something into contact with the air)
Verb
18088glamuroso
glamorous
Adjective
18089encariñar
to cause to grow fond of; to get attached to, to grow fond of, to become fond of (usually accompanied by con)
Verb
18090otoñal
autumnal
Adjective
18091estrógeno
estrogen (hormone secreted by the ovaries)
Noun
18092zapoteco
Zapotec
Adjective
18093codorniz
quail
Noun
18094urdir
to scheme; to conspire; to warp (textiles)
Verb
18095antibalas
bulletproof
Adjective
18096lijar
to sand; to regret; to have sex
Verb
18097presto
quick; swift; prompt; ready; prepared
Adjective
18098iluminado
lighting, illumination, light; visionary, seer, illuminist
Noun
18099epistemología
epistemology
Noun
18100colombino
Columbian (of or pertaining to Christopher Columbus)
Adjective