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Words 19701–19800
19701morral
backpack, knapsack; nosebag (sack for feeding a horse or similar animal on the move); an uncouth and rude man; studdingsail
Noun
19702desacierto
mistake
Noun
19703lid
lawsuit; fight
Noun
19704mozárabe
Mozarabic
Adjective
19705exfuncionario
former civil servant
Noun
19706insolvencia
insolvency
Noun
19707altivo
arrogant, haughty
Adjective
19708lindero
edge; boundary
Noun
19709catarro
cold; mucus; catarrh
Noun
19710equinoccio
equinox
Noun
19711despótico
despotic
Adjective
19712lavandera
wagtail; lavender seller; laundrywoman
Noun
19713buena
inheritance
Noun
19714MENA
acronym of menor extranjero no acompañado m, menor extranjera no acompañada f (“unaccompanied foreign minor”)
Noun
19715exploratorio
exploratory
Adjective
19716picota
pillory; sweet cherry; pump-cheek
Noun
19717jerarquizar
to arrange hierarchically
Verb
19718flexibilizar
to make flexible
Verb
19719sincretismo
syncretism
Noun
19720brígido
of great danger, difficulty or intensity, or that is very impressive or striking.; dangerous; very prepared
Adjective
19721bato
dork, dimwit; young man, youth; chump, punk; dude, guy, buddy; father
Noun
19722paradigmático
paradigmatic
Adjective
19723monocultivo
monoculture
Noun
19724pelícano
pelican; a large nose
Noun
19725endemoniado
possessed (by the devil); diabolic, devilish
Adjective
19726ascendiente
ascendancy; influence; ancestor; forefather
Noun
19727neurotransmisor
neurotransmitting
Adjective
19728preconcebido
preconceived
Adjective
19729coso
Honduran, Dominican, Colombian, Venezuelan, Ecuadorian, Rioplatense, Costa Rican, and Paraguayan form of cosa (“thing”); thingy; bull ring; road, way; woodworm
Noun
19730tararear
to hum
Verb
19731lanceolado
lanceolate; lanceolated
Adjective
19732ahumar
to smoke (apply smoke to, for example food); to get drunk
Verb
19733irrevocable
irrevocable
Adjective
19734desamortización
seizure, confiscation (of property)
Noun
19735vikingo
Viking (one of the Scandinavian seafaring warriors)
Noun
19736ucraniano
Ukrainian person; Ukrainian (language)
Noun
19737latifundio
latifundio (large estate, large land property, especially in Latin America)
Noun
19738coronilla
crown (of the head); coronilla (Coronilla); greeneyes (Berlandiera); brushholly (Xylosma flexuosa)
Noun
19739localizador
localizer (one who adapts a product to another culture)
Noun
19740babilonio
Babylonian
Adjective
19741forex
forex
Noun
19742blackjack
blackjack (card game)
Noun
19743espantapájaros
scarecrow
Noun
19744delfino
Pleiomeris canariensis, a plant of the Canary Islands
Noun
19745cacha
piece of the handle of a knife; stock, buttstock, butt (the part of a rifle or shotgun that rests against the shoulder); buttock; cheek; mockery; leg, thigh; sexual intercourse
Noun
19746agote
A Cagot
Noun
19747preponderancia
preponderance; superiority
Noun
19748conflictividad
the quality of being conflictive
Noun
19749sosiego
calm, peace; serenity
Noun
19750saña
furor, rage; malice, viciousness; cruelty; spite
Noun
19751telepatía
telepathy
Noun
19752paleontología
paleontology
Noun
19753jiji
hee-hee
Interjection
19754institucionalización
institutionalization
Noun
19755fríamente
coldly
Adverb
19756estúpidamente
stupidly
Adverb
19757oficialidad
officiality
Noun
19758cotizado
lauded; praised; well-respected
Adjective
19759alevosía
treachery, malice; premeditation
Noun
19760indiscutiblemente
undisputably
Adverb
19761sospechosamente
suspiciously
Adverb
19762educadamente
politely
Adverb
19763desactivación
deactivation; defusing (of explosives)
Noun
19764contracorriente
countercurrent
Noun
19765indemne
unhurt, unscathed
Adjective
19766sinaloense
of, from or relating to the state of Sinaloa, Mexico
Adjective
19767sharía
shari'a
Noun
19768embotellamiento
bottling; traffic jam; bottleneck
Noun
19769conclusiones
opinion (judicial opinion delivered by an Advocate General to the European Court of Justice for a legal solution in a case)
Noun
19770alevín
fry, alevin (young fish); youngster, junior
Noun
19771concordato
concordat
Noun
19772campechano
of, from or relating to the state of Campeche, Mexico; kindly; cordial; affable; generous; straightforward, frank; mixed, containing a mixture of different types
Adjective
19773asfixiante
suffocating, asphyxiating
Adjective
19774bebedor
drinking; hard drinking, bibulous (drinking alcohol)
Adjective
19775telúrico
telluric; earthly
Adjective
19776estibador
docker, dockworker, stevedore (UK), longshoreman (US), wharfie (Australia, New Zealand)
Noun
19777endocrino
endocrine
Adjective
19778cerebrovascular
cerebrovascular
Adjective
19779maco
prison; a toad or frog
Noun
19780lasaña
lasagna
Noun
19781fedora
fedora (hat)
Noun
19782electrificar
to electrify (to supply electricity to; to charge with electricity)
Verb
19783tiara
tiara (all senses); a turban, especially that worn by ancient Persian kings
Noun
19784absceso
abscess
Noun
19785pezuña
hoof
Noun
19786rehuir
to avoid; to shun, shrink, retreat (withdraw or retire, as from danger)
Verb
19787comadre
midwife; the godmother of one's child; the mother of one's godchild; a very dear and honoured female friend; sister; a female gossipper, busybody; go-between
Noun
19788ocultamiento
hiding, concealment
Noun
19789quebracho
quebracho (tree of South America)
Noun
19790horripilante
horrifying, shocking; ghastly, grisly
Adjective
19791acordonar
to cordon off, seal, seal off (physically isolate an area or building for security reasons preventing human passage)
Verb
19792autódromo
racetrack
Noun
19793solera
solera; vintage (wine); character, history
Noun
19794reemplazante
replacement, substitute
Adjective
19795disconforme
dissatisfied, unhappy
Adjective
19796recoleto
quiet, silent
Adjective
19797somero
cursory, shallow, superficial
Adjective
19798perjudiciar
synonym of perjudicar
Verb
19799chulo
pimp; freeloader, mooch; a bullfighter's assistant
Noun
19800lusitano
Portuguese
Adjective