21102húngaroa Hungarian (male); Rom, Gypsy (confused with cíngaro); Hungarian (language)
Noun
21103blancaminim, half note
Noun
21105recodotwist, turn, bend, elbow (notable curve of a street river etc.)
Noun
21107maicenacornstarch, cornflour
Noun
21109jemera Khmer person
Noun
21110ibéricoIberian (native of Iberia)
Noun
21113fairywashing-up liquid, dish soap
Noun
21114zozobracapsizing; roll of the dice, throw of the dice; anxiety; worry
Noun
21116arrasdownpayment
Noun
21117de repentesuddenly, abruptly, (instantly): in a heartbeat
Adverb
21118comandaorder (in restaurant)
Noun
21120quebrantadobroken, shattered (often figuratively); downbeat; broken-hearted
Adjective
21121patillasideburn; arm, sidepiece (of glasses); watermelon
Noun
21127bregafight; struggle; joke; play
Noun
21131charrosUsed to warn to keep silence, be careful or discreet.; Used to express irritation or surprise.
Interjection
21133desequilibradounbalanced (without equilibrium); unbalanced (irrational or mentally deranged)
Adjective
21134puntalprop, support; mainstay, chief support; stanchion
Noun
21138finadodeceased, late
Adjective
21140espiritismoSpiritism (a religious and philosophical doctrine concerned with communication with the dead)
Noun
21142desuniónbreakage, breakup, separation; disunity
Noun
21149fujimorismoFujimorism (the political ideology of Alberto Fujimori)
Noun
21160longolong; native; young
Adjective
21164mimirto sleep; to die
Verb
21167jesuíticoJesuit; Jesuitic (of or relating to the Jesuits); Jesuitic, deceitful, hypocritical
Adjective
21168potarto puke, to throw up
Verb
21173obleawafer (biscuit); wafer (in electronics)
Noun
21175rancheríacottage (small rural settlement)
Noun
21181anuladoannulled; cancelled
Adjective
21184desafinarto sing or play out of tune
Verb
21193desdecirto deny; to go back on one's words, renege
Verb
21194quejidogroan; whimper; whine; yip, yap, yelp
Noun
21196granizarto hail; to rain down like hail; to blend with ice, to make a slushie
Verb
21197jarochoof, from or relating to the state of Veracruz, Mexico
Adjective