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Words 19901–20000
19901indecencia
indecency
Noun
19902alforja
saddlebag, knapsack; pannier (basket or bag fastened to the back of a bicycle or pack animal)
Noun
19903diagramar
to diagram
Verb
19904tercermundista
third-world
Adjective
19905sistematización
systematization
Noun
19906circa
circa
Preposition
19907adonis
Adonis
Noun
19908spinning
spinning (indoor cycling)
Noun
19909BDSM
BDSM (erotic practice)
Noun
19910backstage
backstage
Noun
19911varicela
chicken pox
Noun
19912glam
glam
Noun
19913papu
guy, dude, bro
Noun
19914desvelado
unable to sleep; sleepless (during which one cannot sleep)
Adjective
19915distorsionado
distorted
Adjective
19916doma
horse taming; domestication
Noun
19917empaquetado
packing; packaging
Noun
19918ansiosamente
anxiously (in an anxious manner)
Adverb
19919modestamente
modestly
Adverb
19920peral
pear tree
Noun
19921inexplicablemente
inexplicably, unaccountably
Adverb
19922oftalmología
ophthalmology
Noun
19923plis
please
Interjection
19924parachoques
bumper; fender; breasts, knockers, bumpers
Noun
19925acotado
enclosed, fenced in
Adjective
19926cariz
aspect, condition; appearance
Noun
19927pilates
pilates
Noun
19928ayuso
synonym of abajo
Adverb
19929inútilmente
uselessly; in vain
Adverb
19930ignición
ignition
Noun
19931lanzallamas
flamethrower
Noun
19932acupuntura
acupuncture (insertion of needles for remedial purposes)
Noun
19933afincado
settled (in a place)
Adjective
19934sustentación
sustainment; defense (of a thesis); lift
Noun
19935ferocidad
ferocity
Noun
19936plasticidad
plasticity
Noun
19937arduamente
arduously; difficultly
Adverb
19938decisivamente
decisively
Adverb
19939mogollón
a lot; a shitton
Adverb
19940vulgarmente
commonly, generally, ordinarily, usually; popularly
Adverb
19941mecanizado
mechanization
Noun
19942responsablemente
responsibly; accountably
Adverb
19943gentío
throng, crowd
Noun
19944estructuralmente
structurally
Adverb
19945cachito
a tenth or twentieth of a lottery ticket; a croissant-like sandwich filled with ham and/or cheese
Noun
19946mínimo común múltiplo
least common multiple
Noun
19947esquisto
schist
Noun
19948camisón
nightdress
Noun
19949desconcentrar
to cause to lose concentration
Verb
19950audiolibro
audiobook
Noun
19951atole
atole, a thick, sweet, corn-based drink or gruel served hot
Noun
19952embalsar
to dam; to put on a raft
Verb
19953caballete
easel; ridge (of a roof); trestle (of furniture); stand; kickstand (support); bridge (of the nose); keel (of a bird)
Noun
19954duplicidad
duplicity
Noun
19955demagogo
demagogic, demagogical
Adjective
19956desautorizar
to deauthorize
Verb
19957algebraico
algebraic
Adjective
19958repulsar
to reject, refuse; to repel, repulse
Verb
19959anudar
to tie, to knot; to join, to unite
Verb
19960separo
solitary confinement cell
Noun
19961dispar
disparate; uneven; bumpy; inhomogeneous, mixed, diverse
Adjective
19962netbook
netbook
Noun
19963prepucio
prepuce, foreskin
Noun
19964precinto
seal; sealing, sealing off
Noun
19965almohadón
cushion (soft material in cloth bag)
Noun
19966descartable
discardable, able to rule out
Adjective
19967infortunado
unfortunate, wretched
Adjective
19968ágora
agora
Noun
19969interpelación
interpellation, questioning
Noun
19970mosaico
mosaic
Noun
19971cuaresma
Lent
Noun
19972resarcir
to repay; to compensate, indemnize
Verb
19973invariable
invariable
Adjective
19974sudoroso
sweaty (having a tendency to sweat)
Adjective
19975amoblar
to furnish
Verb
19976triangular
to triangulate
Verb
19977demasía
excess; daring, boldness, audacity; insolence, discourtesy
Noun
19978decimonónico
19th-century; old-fashioned, out-of-date, medieval
Adjective
19979dinar
dinar, the official currency of several countries
Noun
19980jovial
cheerful, jovial; Jovian
Adjective
19981deán
dean; head of a group of ten
Noun
19982amueblado
furnished
Adjective
19983interestelar
interstellar (between or among stars)
Adjective
19984ensañar
to irritate; to enjoy causing pain or discomfort
Verb
19985mostro
excellent; beast
Adjective
19986prevalente
prevalent
Adjective
19987estrujar
to press, squeeze (so that liquid comes out); to squeeze, squeeze tight (hug affectionately)
Verb
19988arrugado
wrinkled, wrinkly, crinkly
Adjective
19989parietal
parietal
Adjective
19990precuela
prequel
Noun
19991chasquido
a whipping, crackling, clicking or similar sound; click (the sound a dolphin makes)
Noun
19992cascado
worn, damaged, old or in ill state; weak, feeble, hoarse or flat
Adjective
19993pitido
whistle, beep (sound); bleep (i.e. sound of a word being censored)
Noun
19994jadear
to gasp, pant, wheeze, puff; heave
Verb
19995curro
handsome, good looking
Adjective
19996koala
koala
Noun
19997tupido
thick, dense; dim, clumsy
Adjective
19998anglosajón
Anglo-Saxon (person); Anglo-Saxon; Old English (language)
Noun
19999paje
page, pageboy; cabin boy
Noun
20000reguero
trickle; trail, wake, string, series; mess, clutter (group of things in a disorganised state); disorder; irrigation ditch
Noun