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Words 19201–19300
19201adagio
adagio
Adverb
19202guano
guano
Noun
19203dancing
dancehall (public hall for dancing)
Noun
19204freestyle
freestyle
Noun
19205hacking
hacking
Noun
19206nona
grandma nana
Noun
19207mesura
measurement; restraint
Noun
19208tripulado
manned, crewed
Adjective
19209brillantemente
brilliantly
Adverb
19210sincronizado
synchronized
Adjective
19211merchandising
merchandising
Noun
19212lapsus
slip of the tongue; lapsus, lapse
Noun
19213administrativamente
administratively
Adverb
19214gentilmente
kindly
Adverb
19215constitucionalismo
constitutionalism
Noun
19216separadamente
separately
Adverb
19217pandereta
tambourine; a type of frame drum lacking the metallic jinglers found on the shell of a tambourine, and characteristically used in plena music
Noun
19218diametralmente
diametrically
Adverb
19219peregrina
hopscotch
Noun
19220veintinueve
twenty-nine
Numeric
19221contrarreloj
against the clock, race against time, with a deadline, in a hurry
Adverb
19222guinda
sour cherry (fruit of Prunus cerasus); a quick escape by running
Noun
19223informalmente
informally
Adverb
19224pipí
urine
Noun
19225agresivamente
aggressively
Adverb
19226miserablemente
miserably
Adverb
19227incesantemente
incessantly, ceaselessly
Adverb
19228trombosis
thrombosis
Noun
19229inequívocamente
unequivocally, unambiguously
Adverb
19230colita
ponytail; hair tie; fagboy, gayboy; tailbone; rear, behind; end tip of a cannabis flower bud
Noun
19231delicadamente
delicately
Adverb
19232inanición
starvation, inanition
Noun
19233umbría
umbra, shady area
Noun
19234campal
pitched (battle); field
Adjective
19235modelaje
modelling (profession of someone who models clothes)
Noun
19236mesada
pocket money; allowance (money given to a child); severance pay owed to an employee not terminated for cause; counter, bar
Noun
19237inherentemente
inherently
Adverb
19238cortito
dim-witted, slow
Adjective
19239prontitud
promptitude; hurriedness
Noun
19240desenvolvimiento
development
Noun
19241deco
Deco
Noun
19242procuración
obtention
Noun
19243reeducación
reeducation
Noun
19244rinconada
corner
Noun
19245EPI
acronym of equipo de protección individual (“PPE (personal protective equipment)”)
Noun
19246alcahuete
gossip (person); go-between, matchmaker; pimp (prostitution solicitor); panderer, sycophant, ingratiator; enabler; drop curtain
Noun
19247excomulgar
to excommunicate
Verb
19248castaño
chestnut (tree)
Noun
19249subjefe
deputy chief; sous-chef, assistant chef
Noun
19250zapatería
shoe factory; shoestore; cobbler; shoemaker's
Noun
19251santificar
to sanctify, to hallow, to make holy
Verb
19252macaco
macaque; hobgoblin, bogeyman; Brazilian; monkey
Noun
19253pantorrilla
calf (part of the leg)
Noun
19254tiránico
tyrannical
Adjective
19255dramatizar
to dramatize
Verb
19256categorización
categorization
Noun
19257electrolito
electrolyte
Noun
19258reinstalar
to reinstall
Verb
19259multiplataforma
cross-platform, multiplatform (designed to work on various operating systems)
Adjective
19260cataclismo
cataclysm
Noun
19261riña
fight, struggle
Noun
19262sensitivo
sensitive; sentient
Adjective
19263lechera
milk churn; milk can; milk jug; anti-riot police van
Noun
19264farsante
hypocritical, fraudulent (person)
Adjective
19265binocular
binocular
Adjective
19266medial
medial
Adjective
19267transbordo
change (from one train to another)
Noun
19268poto
buttocks; butt
Noun
19269epistemológico
epistemological
Adjective
19270vociferar
to vociferate (to cry out with vehemence)
Verb
19271gringo
American
Adjective
19272adoptando
adoptee
Noun
19273posdata
postscriptum (something appended in writing)
Noun
19274escocer
to sting, to smart; to irritate; get up someone's nose; to chafe (get sore)
Verb
19275hervido
boiling; pan; pot
Noun
19276insidioso
insidious
Adjective
19277saxofón
saxophone
Noun
19278alocución
speech, address
Noun
19279fujimorista
supporter of Alberto Fujimori or his daughter Keiko Fujimori
Noun
19280multiusos
multipurpose
Adjective
19281adolorido
painful, aching (afflicted or suffering with pain)
Adjective
19282mórbido
morbid
Adjective
19283hacinar
to stack; to pile up; to cram
Verb
19284hechicería
sorcery, witchcraft, wizardry; a spell
Noun
19285ébano
ebony
Noun
19286militarista
militarist
Noun
19287arcilloso
clayey, clayish
Adjective
19288coral
coral (color); choral
Adjective
19289mudo
mute (a person who does not have the power of speech)
Noun
19290día feriado
holiday (day on which a festival, etc, is traditionally observed)
Noun
19291esclarecedor
enlightening
Adjective
19292medallero
medal table
Noun
19293isótopo
isotope
Noun
19294diligenciar
to deal with; to manage
Verb
19295enciclopédico
encyclopaedic, encyclopedic
Adjective
19296bregar
to toil, struggle; to fight; to deal with
Verb
19297caprino
caprine
Adjective
19298polvorín
powder keg; gunpowder; minefield, warzone
Noun
19299flexibilización
flexibilization
Noun
19300retraer
to withdraw, to retract (something); to bring back (to cause one to remember); to withdraw (oneself), to shrink back
Verb