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Words 20401–20500
20401monacillo
altar boy
Noun
20402acusador
accusatory
Adjective
20403dinástico
dynastic
Adjective
20404albóndiga
meatball
Noun
20405quad
all-terrain vehicle
Noun
20406salpicadura
fleck; sprinkling, splashing
Noun
20407marcación
dialing; markings
Noun
20408denostar
to insult
Verb
20409expareja
ex, ex-boyfriend/ex-girlfriend, ex-partner
Noun
20410desazón
insipidness, tastelessness; uneasiness, restlessness, worry; disgust, displeasure; soil that is unfit for farming
Noun
20411contrabajo
double bass
Noun
20412maleficio
hex (evil spell)
Noun
20413insurrecto
rebel; rebellious
Adjective
20414escarcha
frost; hoarfrost, rime
Noun
20415pajear
to masturbate someone; to (UK) wank/wank off, (UK) toss off, (US) jack off, (US) jerk off, whack off, masturbate (oneself)
Verb
20416heterogeneidad
heterogeneity
Noun
20417tibia
tibia, shinbone
Noun
20418primerizo
first timer, newbie
Noun
20419ande
where
Adverb
20420infaltable
unmissable
Adjective
20421alarmado
alarmed; concerned
Adjective
20422parce
friend, loyal friend; a Colombian person
Noun
20423seminal
seminal (relating to seeds); seminal (relating to semen); seminal; creative; inventive; seminal (highly influential)
Adjective
20424balanceado
balanced, even-keeled
Adjective
20425barrendero
street sweeper
Noun
20426vendaval
windstorm
Noun
20427catre
cot (bed frame); sack (bed); bed
Noun
20428finger
finger; jet bridge
Noun
20429cenote
cenote
Noun
20430liberalizar
to liberalize / liberalise; to deregulate
Verb
20431quejoso
whining; whimpering; complaining
Adjective
20432alimentador
nutritious
Adjective
20433recatear
to bargain, to barter, to haggle over; to begrudge
Verb
20434habsburgo
Habsburg
Noun
20435organista
organist
Noun
20436escurridizo
elusive; slippery, slick, sneaky
Adjective
20437kilometraje
kilometrage (distance measured in kilometers)
Noun
20438salvado
bran
Noun
20439quijote
champion (of a cause)
Noun
20440token
token
Noun
20441fancy
fancy
Adjective
20442flúor
fluorine
Noun
20443browser
web browser
Noun
20444chanta
liar; fake, nonsense
Noun
20445desespero
despair (loss of hope)
Noun
20446precisado
impatient
Adjective
20447manes
manes (souls)
Noun
20448laringe
larynx
Noun
20449tabaquismo
cigarette smoking; tobacco addiction
Noun
20450macha
an edible razor clam of species Ensis macha
Noun
20451hurra
hurrah
Interjection
20452barullo
uproar, tumult, confusion; din, noise
Noun
20453sinapsis
synapse
Noun
20454hipotéticamente
hypothetically
Adverb
20455precipitadamente
precipitously, abruptly
Adverb
20456calada
puff, hit (of a cigarette)
Noun
20457desvergüenza
shamelessness, impudence
Noun
20458chagas
Chagas disease
Noun
20459bioética
bioethics
Noun
20460puñetas
fuck it, fuck
Interjection
20461verosimilitud
authenticity; truthlikeness, verisimilitude; likelihood
Noun
20462manifiestamente
manifestly, obviously
Adverb
20463robustez
robustness
Noun
20464tempranamente
shortly, soon
Adverb
20465sobrepoblación
overpopulation
Noun
20466sixtino
Sistine
Adjective
20467multimedios
multimedia
Adjective
20468LGTBI
LGBTI
Adjective
20469porfiriato
Porfiriato (period of Mexican history under the dictatorship of Porfirio Díaz)
Noun
20470lunfardo
Lunfardo
Adjective
20471aljibe
well (for water), cistern, tank, reservoir
Noun
20472imbuir
to imbue
Verb
20473garzo
blue-eyed
Adjective
20474sudanés
Sudanese
Adjective
20475marcapasos
pacemaker (medical implement)
Noun
20476inseminación
insemination
Noun
20477bocho
brainy; smart
Adjective
20478desfasar
to dephase, change the phase; to change the timing of; to freak out, drop out, become a misfit (behave contrary to rules and conventions)
Verb
20479viruta
dosh; cash; dough (money); woodshavings
Noun
20480tesitura
tessitura (vocal range of a singer); situation, position (combination of factors or circumstances)
Noun
20481dildo
dildo
Noun
20482exnovio
ex-boyfriend; ex-fiancé
Noun
20483cateto
cathetus (leg of a triangle); peasant, country bumpkin; hick
Noun
20484plumero
feather duster; pencil case
Noun
20485barata
cockroach
Noun
20486tecnólogo
technologist
Noun
20487disociar
to dissociate, to disassociate, to decouple, to separate
Verb
20488secretismo
secrecy; secretiveness
Noun
20489profesionalizar
to professionalize
Verb
20490mancillar
to besmirch; to taint; to sully
Verb
20491maquiladora
assembly plant
Noun
20492budista
Buddhist
Noun
20493frangir
to split, to divide
Verb
20494añejar
to age
Verb
20495bienal
biennial exhibition or show
Noun
20496incorruptible
incorruptible
Adjective
20497groove
groove (music style)
Noun
20498braza
breaststroke; synonym of estado, the Spanish brace or fathom (a traditional unit of length equal to 2 varas or about 1.67 meters)
Noun
20499cooperante
volunteer worker, aid worker
Noun
20500rentista
rentier
Noun