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Words 20101–20200
20101sedimentación
sedimentation
Noun
20102refinación
refining
Noun
20103alcoholemia
alcoholaemia (presence of alcohol)
Noun
20104anónimamente
anonymously
Adverb
20105cof
onomatopoeia of the coughing sound
Interjection
20106opulencia
opulence, luxury
Noun
20107acrópolis
acropolis
Noun
20108macroeconomía
macroeconomy; macroeconomics
Noun
20109hinduismo
Hinduism
Noun
20110promiscuidad
promiscuity
Noun
20111panceta
cured bacon
Noun
20112albañilería
the bricklaying or construction industry
Noun
20113rayuela
hopscotch (a children's game)
Noun
20114frenada
brake, braking (act of braking e.g. a vehicle); sudden stop; decelerating capacity of a vehicle
Noun
20115obsolescencia
obsolescence
Noun
20116civilidad
civility
Noun
20117despoblación
depopulation
Noun
20118salvajismo
savagery
Noun
20119sodomía
sodomy
Noun
20120yaqui
Yaqui
Adjective
20121metro sobre el nivel del mar
meter above sea level
Noun
20122ontología
ontology
Noun
20123datación
dating (act, instance of attributing a date to something)
Noun
20124rencilla
quarrel, row; tit for tat
Noun
20125machote
a tough man; a badass; red porgy; model (a successful example to be copied, with or without modifications.); draft (an early version of a written work)
Noun
20126tirita
band-aid, sticking plaster, Elastoplast
Noun
20127imbatible
unbeatable
Adjective
20128epistolar
epistolary
Adjective
20129hortensia
hydrangea
Noun
20130dosel
canopy; zipline
Noun
20131exentar
to exempt
Verb
20132acuñación
coinage, coining, minting; coinage
Noun
20133desaliento
dejection
Noun
20134pigmeo
pygmy
Adjective
20135bombacha
any of various kinds of loose pants with tapered ankles; panties, knickers
Noun
20136coronario
coronary
Adjective
20137espresso
espresso
Noun
20138gordura
fatness
Noun
20139negociante
shopkeeper; businessman; negotiator
Noun
20140intranquilo
restless
Adjective
20141confinado
confined; locked down; imprisoned; locked up
Adjective
20142grime
grime (music genre)
Noun
20143queja
only used in se queja, third-person singular present indicative of quejarse; only used in te ... queja, syntactic variant of quéjate, second-person singular imperative of quejarse
Verb
20144calar
limestone, lime
Adjective
20145cuajo
rennet; curd; calmness, patience; a kind of card game
Noun
20146desagüe
drainage, gutter
Noun
20147estomagar
to cause indigestion; to cause anger, annoyance (make sick to the stomach)
Verb
20148musirse
to go mouldy; to go into disuse, to gather dust
Verb
20149dojo
dojo
Noun
20150adscripción
ascription (act of ascribing something)
Noun
20151indiana
printed calico
Noun
20152fieltro
felt; an article made of felt
Noun
20153consumista
consumer, consumerist
Adjective
20154tonificar
to tone, tone up
Verb
20155subcomisión
subcommission
Noun
20156batidora
immersion blender, stick blender, hand blender, wand blender; mixer; blender (electrical); whisk (hand-powered)
Noun
20157feromona
pheromone
Noun
20158pinchado
punctured; wiretapped
Adjective
20159enturbiar
to confuse; to cloud (a situation)
Verb
20160evangelizador
evangelizing
Adjective
20161comercializador
marketer
Noun
20162bracket
braces (a device worn on the teeth to straighten them); bracket (diagram representing the sequence of games in a sports tournament)
Noun
20163amateur
amateur (person attached to a pursuit without pursuing it professionally)
Noun
20164infeccionar
to infect
Verb
20165encumbrar
to climb; to scale (a peak); to extol; to pile up; to build up
Verb
20166trombón
trombone
Noun
20167liquidador
liquidator (one who liquidates)
Noun
20168faisán
pheasant
Noun
20169himalayo
Himalayan
Adjective
20170nahua
Nahua
Adjective
20171alcaloide
alkaloid
Noun
20172insolación
insolation, sunshine; sunstroke
Noun
20173lentejuela
spangle, sequin
Noun
20174chismoso
a gossip, informer, tattler
Noun
20175xeneize
a fan, player, or someone involved with Boca Juniors, a team from Buenos Aires
Noun
20176pegada
punch (a hit or strike with one's fist); punch (power, strength, energy); sticking, adhesion
Noun
20177canonizar
to canonize; to approve (of)
Verb
20178permear
to permeate; to pervade
Verb
20179lidio
Lydian
Adjective
20180tetrahidrocannabinol
tetrahydrocannabinol
Noun
20181coetáneo
coeval (of the same age); contemporaneous
Adjective
20182gramínea
a grass, a gramineous plant (plant of the family Poaceae)
Noun
20183chuchería
trifle (something of little importance); sweets, candy; junk food
Noun
20184medible
measurable
Adjective
20185alpinista
mountaineer
Noun
20186rapaz
rapacious; of prey (birds)
Adjective
20187usufructo
usufruct
Noun
20188transformador
transformer (a device that changes the characteristics of AC electricity)
Noun
20189azotado
prisoner who is whipped
Noun
20190tectónica
tectonics
Noun
20191restregar
to scour, rub hard, scrub; to rub in (irritatingly make a point)
Verb
20192lechar
to milk; to whitewash; to breastfeed, to suckle; to suck, to suckle
Verb
20193querubín
cherub
Noun
20194arengar
to harangue
Verb
20195encapsular
to encapsulate
Verb
20196trillar
to thresh; to wear out, to overuse; (of a person) to thrash, to beat up; (of a path) to beat, to wear down; (of a body part) to get caught
Verb
20197cíclope
cyclops
Noun
20198torreta
turret (an armoured, rotating gun installation); turret (a small tower on the corner of a building)
Noun
20199sifón
siphon; U-bend; soda (as a mixer)
Noun
20200nalgada
spanking, a beating on the bottom; a hit received on the buttocks; a hit given with the buttocks; a pig's ham leg
Noun