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Words 18401–18500
18401magma
magma
Noun
18402garrafa
carafe; gas cylinder
Noun
18403chichar
to have sex with, to fuck
Verb
18404soso
dull (not exciting); bland, tasteless (lacking taste)
Adjective
18405escuadrilla
squadron
Noun
18406redonda
neighbourhood, region; pasture; semibreve, whole note; ball
Noun
18407courier
courier
Noun
18408expiación
atonement; expiation
Noun
18409encausar
to prosecute, sue
Verb
18410tallarín
any of various kinds of flat noodles, such as tagliatelle and taglierini
Noun
18411refractario
fireproof; unyielding, stubborn; refractory
Adjective
18412disparador
trigger; release (of camera); shooter
Noun
18413valuar
to value
Verb
18414dermatólogo
dermatologist
Noun
18415pololo
Any of various beetles, such as Astylus trifasciatus.; boyfriend (partner in a romantic relationship)
Noun
18416parasitario
parasitic
Adjective
18417fantasioso
imaginative, fanciful; unbelievable, unrealistic
Adjective
18418coreano
Korean (native or inhabitant of Korea) (usually male); Korean (language)
Noun
18419atrincherar
to entrench
Verb
18420tintero
inkwell (container for ink used to refill a pen)
Noun
18421tifus
typhus
Noun
18422automática
automatization
Noun
18423hípico
equine; equestrian
Adjective
18424herbáceo
herbaceous (not having wood)
Adjective
18425salvia
sage
Noun
18426penique
penny
Noun
18427chiita
Shiite
Adjective
18428pirueta
pirouette; caper (playful behaviour)
Noun
18429viscosidad
viscousness; a viscous material; viscosity
Noun
18430desdeñar
to disdain, scorn, despise
Verb
18431golpeador
hitting; hit
Adjective
18432eyaculación
ejaculation
Noun
18433vertebrado
vertebrate (having a backbone)
Adjective
18434reforzamiento
reinforcement; strengthening
Noun
18435esguince
sprain
Noun
18436cábala
speculation, guess; Kabbalah
Noun
18437rara
Rufous-tailed plantcutter (Phytotoma rara)
Noun
18438napo
a thousand pesetas; Neapolitan pizza
Noun
18439esmoquin
tuxedo, dinner jacket
Noun
18440toga
only used in se toga, third-person singular present indicative of togarse; only used in te ... toga, syntactic variant of tógate, second-person singular imperative of togarse
Verb
18441cañerías
organ pipes
Noun
18442desolado
desolate, brokenhearted, bleak (sad, hopeless); desolate (deserted, unfit for habitation)
Adjective
18443patógeno
pathogen
Noun
18444tirante
tense, tight
Adjective
18445carroñero
disgusting; carrion; scavenger
Adjective
18446filo
whatever, I don't care
Interjection
18447miedoso
fearful, timid, tremulous
Adjective
18448desentenderse
to not want to have anything to do with, wash one's hands of
Verb
18449buda
Buddha; bulrush (Typha latifolia)
Noun
18450verónica
speedwell; an act in bullfighting where the matador lets his cloak trail over the bull's head
Noun
18451alfil
bishop; close ally
Noun
18452guindo
sour cherry tree (Prunus cerasus); Magellan's beech tree
Noun
18453advocación
naming or dedication (after a saint); advocacy
Noun
18454goma
easy (Consenting readily to sex)
Adjective
18455gomo
unathletic
Adjective
18456gubernativo
governmental
Adjective
18457tora
leatherback (species of sea turtle)
Noun
18458molle
pepper tree (Schinus gen. et spp., and especially the Peruvian pepper tree (Schinus molle))
Noun
18459tríada
triad
Noun
18460subordinado
subordinate
Noun
18461ramera
harlot; prostitute
Noun
18462polluelo
chick (young bird); fledgling (young bird that has just fledged or become capable of flight)
Noun
18463usina
plant (factory or industrial facility), especially a large one
Noun
18464guardarropa
cloakroom; (US) checkroom, coatroom, coat check (a room intended for holding guests' cloaks and other heavy outerwear, as at a theater or night club); wardrobe, (US) closet; cupboard (movable furniture for storing clothes); wardrobe (the contents of a wardrobe: an individual's entire collection of clothing); cloakroom attendant
Noun
18465chori
petty thief
Noun
18466emancipar
to emancipate
Verb
18467punción
prick; piercing
Noun
18468gula
gluttony (habit of eating in excess); gourmandizing
Noun
18469transgresor
transgressing
Adjective
18470tablado
flooring; stage
Noun
18471refrigerio
pleasant sensation of coolness when one is hot; solace (comfort or consolation in a time of distress); snack (light meal)
Noun
18472selvático
woods; sylvan
Adjective
18473donador
donor
Noun
18474penitente
penitent
Noun
18475alimaña
vermin, pest; bloodsucker, scoundrel
Noun
18476amenizar
to make pleasant; to adorn
Verb
18477amorío
a superficial relationship; a fling
Noun
18478cuádruple
quadruple
Noun
18479etimológico
etymological
Adjective
18480filón
lode, vein; gold mine
Noun
18481parón
break, stop
Noun
18482cosaco
Cossack
Adjective
18483rumorar
to rumor
Verb
18484macarrones
macaroni; spaghetti
Noun
18485noveno
ninth
Noun
18486internado
boarding school
Noun
18487diurético
diuretic
Adjective
18488locus
locus
Noun
18489galeno
doc (doctor)
Noun
18490nudista
nudist
Adjective
18491toscano
Tuscan (of, from or relating to the region of Tuscany, Italy)
Adjective
18492embalar
to package (to wrap an object in packaging); to speed up, pick up speed
Verb
18493escabullirse
to sneak out, slip away, slip out; to squirm (to evade a question, an interviewer etc)
Verb
18494traslación
translation
Noun
18495hurón
ferret
Noun
18496inventiva
inventiveness
Noun
18497extrapolar
to extrapolate
Verb
18498esloveno
Slovene, Slovenian (from or native to Slovenia); Slovene, Slovenian (pertaining to Slovenia)
Adjective
18499bocanada
puff; mouthful, lungful, gulp (usually of an aeriform or gaseous substance); breath; gust; gasp, breath
Noun
18500perfumería
perfumery, perfume shop
Noun