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Words 21301–21400
21301boya
buoy
Noun
21302marcano
Marcan
Adjective
21303propano
propane
Noun
21304amianto
asbestos
Noun
21305divo
star (famous)
Adjective
21306abnegación
abnegation
Noun
21307relativismo
relativism
Noun
21308hastío
ennui, boredom, weariness, tedium
Noun
21309obsidiana
obsidian
Noun
21310paganismo
paganism
Noun
21311inexorablemente
inexorably, relentlessly
Adverb
21312asiduidad
assiduity, assiduousness
Noun
21313coloquialmente
colloquially
Adverb
21314irregularmente
irregularly
Adverb
21315envés
back (the reverse side of a leaf, fabric etc.)
Noun
21316condenación
condemnation
Noun
21317criptografía
cryptography
Noun
21318automoción
automotive industry; automotive science, automotive engineering
Noun
21319imbecilidad
stupidity, imbecility
Noun
21320positividad
positivity
Noun
21321disuasión
dissuasion
Noun
21322estrellato
stardom
Noun
21323contextura
build, physique; texture
Noun
21324regionalización
regionalization
Noun
21325monteverde
an area of subtropical forest found in the Canary Islands
Noun
21326IAM
initialism of infarto agudo de miocardio (“acute myocardial infarction”)
Noun
21327endorfina
endorphin
Noun
21328hawaiano
Hawaiian
Adjective
21329enema
enema (injection of fluid into the rectum); enema (the injected fluid)
Noun
21330ilegible
illegible
Adjective
21331sumariar
to indict
Verb
21332alear
to alloy; to ally
Verb
21333postrado
prostrate (lying flat); bedridden, confined, laid up
Adjective
21334escenificación
staging; dramatization
Noun
21335sobreseer
to stay, to prolong; to dismiss a case or motion
Verb
21336toponimia
toponymy (the study of placenames); toponymy (the set of placenames in a region)
Noun
21337interceptación
interception
Noun
21338cronometrar
to time (using a timer)
Verb
21339forjador
forger (person who forges metals)
Noun
21340importado
a foreign player
Noun
21341preeminencia
pre-eminence
Noun
21342fustigar
to whip
Verb
21343follón
lazy, good-for-nothing
Adjective
21344subdelegado
subdelegate
Noun
21345recio
vigorously; aloud
Adverb
21346paleto
hick, yokel, hillbilly (illiterate person, clumsy with no style or manners, an unskilled peasant)
Noun
21347opulento
rich, wealthy, opulent; extravagant, magnificent, ostentatious
Adjective
21348herbario
herbal
Adjective
21349estudiante
that studies, who studies
Adjective
21350escotilla
hatch; airlock hatch
Noun
21351cizaña
darnel, tare (grass weed); an injurious thing or action; dissension, enmity
Noun
21352promisorio
promissory
Adjective
21353primor
skill, care; lovely thing, gem
Noun
21354indiscutido
undiscussed
Adjective
21355manchego
Manchego (a type of cheese); native or inhabitant of La Mancha (usually male)
Noun
21356cohesionar
to unite
Verb
21357hidra
hydra (mythical creature)
Noun
21358urdu
Urdu (language)
Noun
21359alcista
upward, rising, bull-, bullish
Adjective
21360conceptuar
to deem, judge
Verb
21361hardcore
hardcore
Adjective
21362típico
a dance and music style from Panama
Noun
21363calipso
calypso (dance)
Noun
21364fundidor
smelting
Adjective
21365cavo
concave
Adjective
21366itálica
italic (typeface whose letters slant to the right)
Noun
21367ello
(Freud's concept of) id
Noun
21368catapulta
catapult
Noun
21369berro
cress; watercress
Noun
21370iteración
iteration
Noun
21371arbitrio
will
Noun
21372crispar
to irritate; to twitch
Verb
21373flamear
to burn, to blaze, to flame; to flutter, to wave (of boat sails); to sterilize (by burning in alcohol)
Verb
21374occipital
occipital
Adjective
21375decimotercero
thirteenth
Adjective
21376prédica
sermon
Noun
21377collazo
milk brother
Noun
21378amperio
ampere
Noun
21379negrero
slave; proslavery (especially referring to black slaves)
Adjective
21380expatriado
expat, expatriate
Noun
21381carnavalesco
carnival
Adjective
21382abedul
birch
Noun
21383amerindio
Amerindian
Adjective
21384atracador
raider, robber
Noun
21385paternalismo
paternalism
Noun
21386federico
ugly as sin, fugly
Adjective
21387marimba
marimba
Noun
21388escrupuloso
scrupulous; qualmish; fussy
Adjective
21389camelia
camellia
Noun
21390lapidario
lapidary
Adjective
21391oncólogo
oncologist (a doctor or scientist who specializes in oncology)
Noun
21392edredón
eiderdown
Noun
21393corporal
corporal (linen cloth)
Noun
21394fenotipo
phenotype
Noun
21395paleontológico
paleontological
Adjective
21396caución
caution; bail, security deposit
Noun
21397vomitivo
emetic (causing vomiting); nauseating, repugnant, vomitous.
Adjective
21398dogmatismo
dogmatism
Noun
21399margarina
margarine
Noun
21400sindicado
unionist; trade unionist; trade union meeting
Noun