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Words 19601–19700
19601sintomatología
symptomatology
Noun
19602reacción en cadena de la polimerasa
polymerase chain reaction
Noun
19603reset
reset, restart
Noun
19604amonio
ammonium
Noun
19605malnutrición
malnutrition
Noun
19606millonario
millionaire
Noun
19607paradisíaco
heavenly, paradisiac
Adjective
19608bolsas
dickweed; shithead; dickhead
Noun
19609carpe
hornbeam
Noun
19610risible
risible, laughable
Adjective
19611nugget
chicken nugget
Noun
19612caudaloso
large, fast-flowing (river)
Adjective
19613circense
circus
Adjective
19614odontológico
odontological, dental
Adjective
19615exasperar
to exasperate
Verb
19616crep
crepe
Noun
19617sura
sura
Noun
19618basamento
the base of a column or another structure, plinth
Noun
19619relicario
reliquary
Noun
19620demencial
demented
Adjective
19621catapultar
to catapult
Verb
19622dinamitar
to dynamite (to blow up with dynamite or other high explosive)
Verb
19623empanar
to bread
Verb
19624apologista
apologist
Noun
19625exjugador
ex-player
Noun
19626mugroso
filthy
Adjective
19627nv
novio, novia
Noun
19628individualista
individualist
Noun
19629motorizado
biker; motorcyclist; motorcycle-using police
Noun
19630raptor
kidnapper; abductor
Noun
19631sobresaltar
to spook, flinch, startle, shock; to jump
Verb
19632transar
to compromise (reach a deal); to cheat, swindle, defraud, trick
Verb
19633peregrinar
to peregrinate; to travel abroad
Verb
19634paloma
difficult, complicated; skillful, smart, deft
Adjective
19635despechado
spiteful, resentful, scorned
Adjective
19636heredado
inheritor
Noun
19637imperialista
imperialist
Noun
19638rendido
gallant; obsequious
Adjective
19639lírica
lyric; lyric poetry
Noun
19640managua
Managuan (native or inhabitant of the city of Managua, capital of Nicaragua)
Noun
19641embolia
embolism (obstruction or occlusion of a blood vessel by an embolus)
Noun
19642tétrico
gloomy
Adjective
19643algarabía
hubbub, uproar; gibberish; Arabic (language)
Noun
19644dicción
diction
Noun
19645bostero
related to Boca Juniors
Adjective
19646intransigencia
intransigence
Noun
19647boogie
boogy
Noun
19648estrepitoso
deafening; enormous, spectacular, epic
Adjective
19649exhumación
exhumation
Noun
19650autonomista
autonomist
Noun
19651brasilero
Brazilian (person from Brazil)
Noun
19652superheroína
superheroine
Noun
19653refracción
refraction
Noun
19654agigantar
to exaggerate
Verb
19655reajustar
to adjust, readjust
Verb
19656rufo
rufous
Adjective
19657perseverante
persevering
Adjective
19658ronquido
snore
Noun
19659linear
linear
Adjective
19660prejuicioso
prejudiced, biased
Adjective
19661fardo
bundle; stack; burden; bale
Noun
19662trivia
trivia
Noun
19663amiguismo
cronyism (favoritism to friends without regard for their qualifications)
Noun
19664codear
to elbow; to rub shoulders with (+ con)
Verb
19665raciocinio
reasoning
Noun
19666nitro
nitro
Noun
19667hijastro
stepchild, stepkid; stepson
Noun
19668coproducción
coproduction
Noun
19669pistacho
pistachio (nut)
Noun
19670druida
druid
Noun
19671lancero
lancer
Noun
19672ahorita
later; earlier
Adverb
19673incrustación
inlay
Noun
19674escama
scale (of a fish or reptile); flake (of dead skin)
Noun
19675excarcelación
release (of a prisoner from incarceration)
Noun
19676criminar
to incriminate; to censure
Verb
19677proverbial
proverbial
Adjective
19678relojero
watchmaker, clockmaker
Noun
19679marroquí
Moroccan
Noun
19680capsular
to cap
Verb
19681ejecutante
executing
Adjective
19682ajetreado
busy with work; swamped; bustling, hectic
Adjective
19683añicos
shards, smithereens, pieces
Noun
19684antifaz
domino mask, eyemask; sleep mask
Noun
19685glande
glans penis
Noun
19686nanotecnología
nanotechnology
Noun
19687montante
a two-handed sword; total (original amount of money plus interest); window over the door to a room; fanlight; pieces that form the outline of the stern; wall stud
Noun
19688terrero
earth; single story (having only 1 floor or level)
Adjective
19689vicegobernador
vice governor
Noun
19690personalista
personalist
Noun
19691pivote
pivot (a thing on which something turns; specifically a metal pointed pin or short shaft in machinery, such as the end of an axle or spindle); bollard (a strong vertical post preventing vehicle access to a pedestrian area, to delineate traffic lanes, or used for security purposes); center (US, CA), centre (UK) (the player, generally the tallest, who plays closest to the basket); circle runner, pivot; pivot, defensive midfielder
Noun
19692atrofiar
to cause atrophy; to atrophy
Verb
19693fogoso
ardent (especially sexually)
Adjective
19694bernarda
Bernardine
Noun
19695des
synonym of desde
Preposition
19696semidesnudo
half-naked
Adjective
19697zapallo
zucchini, courgette; pumpkin, gourd
Noun
19698limusina
limousine, limo
Noun
19699apical
apical
Adjective
19700salamandra
salamander (a type of amphibian); salamander
Noun