19303enredaderaclimber, vine (plant that climbs)
Noun
19304recibidorreceiver (someone who receives); entrance hall; furniture in the entrance hall
Noun
19306libertinolibertine, rakish, profligate
Adjective
19308loftstudio apartment; living space that combines multiple rooms into one
Noun
19310aguantepatience; tolerance; resistance, strength; perseverance, endurance
Noun
19311letónLatvian (from or native to Latvia); Latvian (pertaining to Latvia)
Adjective
19317cárnicomeat (related to meat as food)
Adjective
19318sorberto sip, suck; to absorb, suck in, soak up; to swallow
Verb
19319panelapanela (solid piece of unrefined sugar); panela (Mexican cheese)
Noun
19320yayagranny, gran; female caregiver; nursemaid; nanny (girl or woman employed to take care of children)
Noun
19321fletefreight, cargo; charter (temporary hiring of a vehicle for transportation of freight); a casual romantic or sexual connection; a fling
Noun
19322auspiciosauspices (the patronage and protection of some entity)
Noun
19326trasnocharto pull an all-nighter, stay awake all night
Verb
19328comadrejaweasel (a mammal of the genus Mustela); marten; opossum, possum (especially the white-eared opossum Didelphis Albiventris)
Noun
19330mostomust (fruit juice); wort
Noun
19332cabalexactly, exact, yes
Adverb
19339ropajegarment, item of clothing
Noun
19340timonelcox; helmsman, coxswain
Noun
19342sapougly; telltale, loudmouth
Adjective
19343recesivorecessionary; recessive
Adjective
19346techarto shingle; to roof
Verb
19349lavadaa washing, a cleaning, a laundry load
Noun
19350tlaxcaltecaof, from or relating to the state of Tlaxcala, Mexico
Adjective
19352perlitaperlite; pearlite; gnatcatcher
Noun
19353pasmadoastounded, stunned; with bated breath; absent-minded; open-mouthed (fish)
Adjective
19356decálogocommandments; rules, dos and don'ts
Noun
19358campanillasmall bell, handbell; bubble; uvula; hedge bindweed (Calystegia sepium)
Noun
19359entrecruzarto interweave, to crisscross, cross over; to crisscross, cross
Verb
19360afincarto take up residence, settle
Verb
19361indeseadounwanted, unwelcome, unbidden
Adjective
19364chispotipsy (slightly drunk)
Adjective
19366médiummedium (a person who claims to be able to communicate with the dead)
Noun
19371inmutarto alter; to faze; to become disturbed, turn pale; to bat an eyelid
Verb
19375arrastradogroveller, bootlicker, ass-kisser; try-hard, tryhard; rascal, rogue
Noun
19376ediliciobuilding, construction
Adjective
19377zaragozanoSaragossan (of, from or relating to the city of Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain)
Adjective
19378prescritoprescribed; unprosecutable (outside the statute of limitations)
Adjective
19382titubearto hesitate; to stutter
Verb
19383fabrilmanufacturing
Adjective
19384disquerarecord label, record company
Noun
19385vgsynonym of verga
Noun
19390cervantinoof Miguel de Cervantes (a Spanish author); Cervantes's
Adjective
19391glabrohairless, glabrous
Adjective
19392tangarto trick; to swindle
Verb
19395toiapheretic form of estoy
Verb
19398amarremooring; lashing; binding; lace, tie; love spell
Noun
19400uniformadouniformed (wearing uniform)
Adjective