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Words 18601–18700
18601excentricidad
excentricity
Noun
18602molinero
miller
Noun
18603leguminoso
leguminous
Adjective
18604jirón
rag; shred; gyron; a typically narrow urban street; a lane
Noun
18605agónico
dying; near death
Adjective
18606derretido
melted; extremely in love, lovesick
Adjective
18607convalidar
to validate
Verb
18608speaker
speaker (in parliament)
Noun
18609instruido
learned
Adjective
18610antidisturbios
riot police, anti-riot police, riot squad, anti-squad police; riot police officer
Noun
18611adulación
adulation; flattery
Noun
18612inhóspito
unwelcoming, inhospitable (not offering shelter)
Adjective
18613palabrota
swear word
Noun
18614abucheo
booing, jeering
Noun
18615poso
dregs, grounds (sediments of a drink); trace, remnant
Noun
18616usanza
usage; custom
Noun
18617parabólico
parabolic
Adjective
18618aguado
watery; with broth (a stew); flaccid, weak (a belly, muscle, penis); boring; effeminate or gay.; stale (no longer crisp or crunchy)
Adjective
18619demagógico
demagogic, demagogical
Adjective
18620tuco
tuco; stump; piece of wood; a type of beetle; a kind of owl
Noun
18621caoba
mahogany (color/colour)
Adjective
18622saya
skirt
Noun
18623perceptivo
perceptive (having perception: insight, understanding or intuition); perceptual
Adjective
18624sondear
to sound, to probe (test with a probe); to plumb, to fathom (to measure something's depth); to sound out (to figure out someone's intent, mood, opinion or preference usually indirectly); to canvass (conduct a survey); to plumb, to explore (e.g. the depths of)
Verb
18625inexorable
inexorable, unrelenting; inexorable, inevitable
Adjective
18626documentalista
documentalist
Noun
18627abrasar
to burn; to parch; to squander or waste money
Verb
18628preservado
preserved
Adjective
18629pirenaico
Pyrenean (relating to the Pyrenees)
Adjective
18630cabecear
to shake (one's head, especially in disagreement); to nod (as one gradually falls to sleep while seated or standing); to rock, to pitch; to head a ball
Verb
18631taquillero
blockbusting (successful at the box-office)
Adjective
18632conmutar
to exchange substantially; to be commutative
Verb
18633exiguo
exiguous, scarce, scanty, meager
Adjective
18634millardo
billion, milliard
Noun
18635brida
bridle; cable tie, zip tie, tie wrap
Noun
18636chairo
a stew made from meat and vegetables and chuño; a person with left-wing views; a lefty.; a hippie
Noun
18637chanchullo
sleaze, scum; sham, fishy business, funny stuff; backgammon
Noun
18638estrechez
narrowness; close relationship (kinship); close friendship; trouble; a problematic situation
Noun
18639responsar
to say (a) prayer(s) for the dead
Verb
18640escapatoria
escape; exit, way out
Noun
18641permisivo
permissive
Adjective
18642subtropical
subtropical
Adjective
18643engorde
weight gain, fattening; livestock finishing; weight
Noun
18644embeber
to absorb, to soak up, to imbibe
Verb
18645ocurrente
occurrent; saying, meaning, showing or doing unexpected things
Adjective
18646santiagueño
of, from or relating to the city of Santiago del Estero or surrounding Santiago del Estero province, Argentina
Adjective
18647desechos
jetsam; excrement, crap
Noun
18648agrupamiento
cluster (group of consonants); clustering (the action of the verb to cluster)
Noun
18649cementar
to cement; synonym of pegar; to carry out the cementation of copper
Verb
18650dandy
dandy
Noun
18651desalentador
discouraging
Adjective
18652absolutismo
absolutism
Noun
18653chistar
to speak, normally in negation; to call attention
Verb
18654contragolpe
counterstroke, counterattack; counterattack
Noun
18655acuchillar
to knife, stab (injure or kill by stabbing with a knife); to sand, abrade (the process of using abrasive tools, in particular, on wood); to cut with a knife anything other than humans
Verb
18656lítico
lithic; lytic
Adjective
18657insolencia
insolence
Noun
18658carioca
Carioca (of, from or relating to the city of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil); of Brazil; Brazilian
Adjective
18659parasitar
to parasitize
Verb
18660sustracción
subtraction
Noun
18661lelo
dumb, stupid
Adjective
18662aforismo
aphorism (short phrase conveying some principle or concept of thought)
Noun
18663huida
flight (act of fleeing)
Noun
18664disciplinado
disciplined
Adjective
18665montés
highland, mountain
Adjective
18666negruzco
blackish
Adjective
18667improviso
unforeseen, unexpected
Adjective
18668maestranza
armories; arms makers
Noun
18669ganso
stupid, slow-witted
Adjective
18670arriero
a person who transports goods using pack animals
Noun
18671monada
action of a monkey; cute gesture or action of a child; childish behavior; neat little thing; cutie
Noun
18672mamerto
Commie (member of the Colombian Communist Party); A moron, a silly person. (From the given name "Mamerto".)
Noun
18673facsímil
facsimile
Noun
18674semblante
countenance; appearance
Noun
18675colonialista
colonialist
Adjective
18676barman
barman, bartender
Noun
18677pugnar
to struggle; fight; to conflict
Verb
18678polivalente
multi-purpose, all-purpose; multifaceted
Adjective
18679cetáceo
cetaceous
Adjective
18680trinar
to warble, chirp
Verb
18681pun
the sound of discharging a firearm; the sound of flatulence
Noun
18682hostel
hostel
Noun
18683yuki
Yuki
Adjective
18684humus
hummus; humus
Noun
18685glas
only used in azúcar glas
Adjective
18686bowling
bowling alley; bowling
Noun
18687angina
angina (infection of the throat)
Noun
18688tris
crack (sound)
Noun
18689gules
gules
Adjective
18690snowboard
snowboarding
Noun
18691alfalfa
alfalfa
Noun
18692pacha
baby bottle
Noun
18693colmado
full, complete, copious
Adjective
18694envasado
bottling
Noun
18695ginecología
gynecology
Noun
18696dulcemente
sweetly
Adverb
18697abordo
boarding
Noun
18698islamismo
Islamism
Noun
18699amargamente
bitterly
Adverb
18700militarismo
militarism
Noun