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Words 21401–21500
21401embestida
charge (violent move); charge; onslaught
Noun
21402friccionar
to rub
Verb
21403dinamo
dynamo
Noun
21404ahorcamiento
hanging (as capital punishment)
Noun
21405gracias
thanks
Noun
21406descentralizar
to decentralize (reduce the power of a governing body)
Verb
21407suní
Sunni
Adjective
21408piro
a member of the Yine people of Peru
Noun
21409interdependencia
interdependence
Noun
21410afrodisíaco
aphrodisiac
Adjective
21411toca
kerchief, turban cloth (so to say)
Noun
21412pochoclo
popcorn
Noun
21413touchdown
touchdown
Noun
21414palpitación
palpitation
Noun
21415ferrar
to add iron to
Verb
21416arriar
to lower (e.g. a flag); to release, let go, loose (a line, a chain); to flood
Verb
21417sumatoria
summation; sum total
Noun
21418somático
somatic
Adjective
21419riada
flood, flooding ((sudden) overflow of a river watercourse)
Noun
21420aprensión
apprehension, misgiving, anxiety
Noun
21421peróxido
peroxide
Noun
21422cafetera
coffeemaker (kitchen apparatus used to brew and filter coffee); coffeepot (vessel for preparing or serving coffee); bucket of bolts (a piece of machinery that's not worth more than its scrap value)
Noun
21423determinismo
determinism
Noun
21424extenuante
strenuous; exhausting, grueling
Adjective
21425dársena
dock (internal part of a harbour used for shoring vessels); dock (internal part of a harbour used for loading and unloading or repairing vessels); area used for loading and unloading vehicles
Noun
21426redil
fold, pen, sheepfold (fenced off space to keep animals)
Noun
21427irreverencia
irreverence
Noun
21428insoluble
insoluble; unsolvable
Adjective
21429brebaje
beverage, especially an unpleasant one
Noun
21430unifamiliar
single-family
Adjective
21431harapo
rag; garb, togs, glad rags (clothes); scrap
Noun
21432flaquear
to weaken; to droop; to lose heart; to flag (mark)
Verb
21433amago
start; beginnings; attempt; threat; feint
Noun
21434bizco
crosseyed; having non-symmetrical horns
Adjective
21435empírico
empiricist
Noun
21436hipermercado
hypermarket
Noun
21437concomitante
concomitant
Adjective
21438pólipo
polyp
Noun
21439nicaragüense
Nicaraguan
Noun
21440vísperas
vespers
Noun
21441castizo
pure-bred; pure, original, fully-fledged; pure; having 3/4 white and 1/4 American Indian ancestry
Adjective
21442aerodinámico
aerodynamic, aerodynamical
Adjective
21443budín
pudding (sweet or salty) or budino
Noun
21444arreciar
to intensify (get stronger, worse, more severe etc.)
Verb
21445peluche
conceited, smug; pampered, spoiled
Adjective
21446okupa
squatter
Noun
21447intentona
attempt
Noun
21448connotar
to imply
Verb
21449asertivo
assertive
Adjective
21450zancada
step; stride; pace
Noun
21451paila
a round shallow tray, pan, or bowl; frying pan; pot; paila (large bowl); a small shallow plate; a saucer
Noun
21452tanino
tannin
Noun
21453tonel
barrel; barrel roll
Noun
21454ovejero
shepherd
Noun
21455fije
cool, awesome, groovy
Adjective
21456fije
cool!, great!, groovy!
Interjection
21457panameño
Panamanian
Noun
21458coja
ham, back of the knee
Noun
21459inapelable
unappealable
Adjective
21460adiposo
adipose (containing, composed of, or consisting of fat)
Adjective
21461deudo
relative, relation, kin
Noun
21462swap
swap
Noun
21463metabolito
metabolite
Noun
21464porrazo
hit, whack, blow
Noun
21465ruedo
hem of a garment; circle, ring (of people); arena, bullring
Noun
21466comentador
commentator
Noun
21467dilapidar
to squander, to waste
Verb
21468dentario
dental
Adjective
21469payo
non-Romani person; non-Muslim person
Adjective
21470mere
merely
Adverb
21471celebrity
celebrity
Noun
21472speaking
English oral/speaking test
Noun
21473jabalina
javelin
Noun
21474anta
tapir (large odd-toed ungulate with a long prehensile upper lip of the family Tapiridae.)
Noun
21475cachas
hunky
Adjective
21476depravado
depraved
Adjective
21477malogrado
unsuccessful; abortive
Adjective
21478razonado
reasoned
Adjective
21479vien
apocopic form of viene
Verb
21480antonomasia
antonomasia
Noun
21481tajantemente
emphatically; categorically
Adverb
21482perspicacia
perspicacity, acumen
Noun
21483funcionalmente
functionally
Adverb
21484fenomenología
phenomenology
Noun
21485destripador
ripper (murderer who kills and often mutilates victims with a blade)
Noun
21486raviole
ravioli
Noun
21487dejadez
neglect, carelessness, slovenliness; slackness, laziness
Noun
21488cazafantasmas
ghosthunter
Noun
21489selectivamente
selectively
Adverb
21490desorientación
disorientation
Noun
21491provenzal
Provençal
Noun
21492chorrera
spout (tube for pouring); stream (of water); a shedload; a bucketful; a lot; queue; line; diarrhea
Noun
21493torito
firemouth cichlid (Thorichthys meeki); thornfish (fish of the family Bovichtidae); A sweet cocktail made from a mix of milk, rum, and various flavorings.; A framework in the shape of a bull covered in fireworks, which is worn like a costume and set alight during various popular festivals.; A traditional carnival dance originating in Barranquilla.
Noun
21494soltería
singlehood
Noun
21495coparticipación
coparticipation
Noun
21496desmedro
decline
Noun
21497estadidad
statehood, particularly referring to the proposed admission of Puerto Rico as a state of the United States.
Noun
21498estilística
stylistics
Noun
21499sociedad de responsabilidad limitada
limited liability company
Noun
21500tarántula
tarantula
Noun