18301cuadrículagrid (rectangular array of squares or rectangles of equal size)
Noun
18307cilindrarto roll, roll up (into a cylinder shape)
Verb
18311bongobongo (Tragelaphus eurycerus); large canoe
Noun
18314amanecerdawn (the morning period of twilight)
Noun
18315derroterocourse (of a ship); course (of events)
Noun
18316lecheromilky (resembling milk); milk- (containing milk or related to milk); dairy (used to produce milk)
Adjective
18317malhumoradocrabby, peevish, cranky, splenetic; sullen
Adjective
18319acojonarto scare the shit out of; to shit oneself, to crap one's pants (lose one's bravery)
Verb
18324empotrarto embed; to fit, to mount; to screw, bang (have sex with)
Verb
18326orcoOrcus; afterlife; orc; male orca, killer whale
Noun
18327fonotelephone, blower; phone (speech segment that possesses distinct physical or perceptual properties)
Noun
18332burradanonsense, bullshit; a large quantity; a lot; shedload
Noun
18333adolecerto suffer; to fall ill; to make ill
Verb
18334enardecerto inflame, light up, go aflame
Verb
18336accionariostock (financial instrument)
Adjective
18340chinitoDarling, dear; a young Chinese man
Noun
18342empalmarto splice, join, connect, continue; to overlap; to stay up, to stay up all night; to get a boner, get a hard-on, have a hard-on, go hard, get hard
Verb
18345tinturacolouring, dye; dyeing (the process); tincture (medicinal extract)
Noun
18346trochatrail, narrow path; gauge (distance between the rails of a railway)
Noun
18349chongobun (hairstyle); curl of hair; hair tie (hairstyle); a scene (a public display of heightened emotion causing embarrassment); brothel; whorehouse; a weak horse; a haul of low-quality bananas; a blunt knife; friend with benefits, lover; nasty, mean, or unpleasant person; …
Noun
18351idolatríaidolatry (the worship of idols)
Noun
18352módicomoderate, modest; limited, scarce
Adjective
18353modistaa tailor, fashion designer, or milliner
Noun
18355descubiertareconnoitring, patrolling, exploration
Noun
18356gomohandyperson; man of straw; unathletic person; elder
Noun
18359estoicostoical; stoic
Adjective
18360ultrajeoutrage; insult, offense
Noun
18364gustosotasty, delicious; glad, willing
Adjective
18365sindicalizarto unionize / unionise (to form a trade union)
Verb
18367argotslang, argot
Noun
18369poliopoliomyelitis
Noun
18371exaltadoagitated, worked up, frenzied; heated, upset, angry; impassioned
Adjective
18375capricapri pants
Noun
18376embriaguezinebriation, intoxication, drunkenness (state of being intoxicated or drunk)
Noun
18377erudiciónerudition, learning, scholarship
Noun
18384macrismoThe politic beliefs of Mauricio Macri
Noun
18385ahreexpression used at the end of a sentence to denote irony, exaggeration, that what was said is a joke, or as a way to mitigate what was said
Interjection
18386juramentarto swear in (to administer an oath to)
Verb
18387túmuloburial mound; tumulus; a speed bump; a ridge made from cement or asphalt, built on a road in order to reduce vehicles speed
Noun
18388estocadathrust (stab) by a rapier or smallsword; wound caused by such thrust; stab to the bull's spinal cord; deathblow; lunge
Noun
18396chocoany of a number of species of squid or cuttlefish; mullet (hairstyle); a blind person; dog
Noun
18400espinarto sting, to pierce; to cover with thorns or thorny branches; to offend someone with words
Verb