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Words 21501–21600
21501protocolar
according to protocol
Adjective
21502mousse
mousse
Noun
21503escolarizar
to send to school
Verb
21504californio
Californian
Adjective
21505pedante
pedantic
Adjective
21506perversidad
perversity, depravity
Noun
21507lavarropas
washing machine
Noun
21508palacete
small palace, mansion, villa
Noun
21509acentuación
accentuation, stress; accent marks
Noun
21510portilla
porthole
Noun
21511violatorio
that violates (a law)
Adjective
21512aparador
sideboard; shop window; wardrobe (a closet or piece of furniture for holding clothes)
Noun
21513navegador
navigating
Adjective
21514fachero
well-dressed; presumptuous; conceited; colorful
Adjective
21515patalear
to stamp, stomp
Verb
21516etrusco
Etruscan (relative or belonging to Etruria or the Etruscans)
Adjective
21517adamar
to love vehemently; to be enamored
Verb
21518chequera
chequebook, checkbook
Noun
21519tensor
tensing; tensile
Adjective
21520disertar
to lecture; to speak at length; to expound
Verb
21521emulación
emulation
Noun
21522derrotado
ragged; devastated; overwhelmed
Adjective
21523expansionista
expansionist
Noun
21524colchoneta
airbed; mat
Noun
21525testicular
testicular
Adjective
21526conspicuo
eminent; conspicuous
Adjective
21527blackout
blackout
Noun
21528carajito
child
Noun
21529nel
contraction of en + el, literally “in the”
21530socialdemócrata
social democrat
Noun
21531anfitrionar
to host someone or something, to act as a host for someone or something
Verb
21532autodestructivo
self-destructive
Adjective
21533fame
hunger
Noun
21534dialectal
dialectal
Adjective
21535tanteo
estimate; scoring; test, trial; trial and error
Noun
21536tibieza
tepidness, lukewarmness; warmth (of character)
Noun
21537cerramiento
closing
Noun
21538fueguino
Fuegian (of, from or relating to Tierra del Fuego)
Adjective
21539flou
steez
Noun
21540cheto
great, sweet, brill; posh, snobbish; very powerful
Adjective
21541azerí
Azeri (of or relating to the Azeri people)
Adjective
21542introspectivo
introspective
Adjective
21543fuselaje
fuselage
Noun
21544gasolinazo
gasoline price gouge (artificial rise in prices)
Noun
21545calzone
calzone
Noun
21546gestante
expectant, gestating, pregnant
Adjective
21547cochinada
filth, a disgusting or obscene act, situation, quality, or state
Noun
21548curie
curie
Noun
21549striptease
striptease
Noun
21550expendio
wholesale commerce; dime store, corner shop; expense; expenditure
Noun
21551ceca
mint (where coins or money are made); tails (side of a coin)
Noun
21552vergel
orchard
Noun
21553aspereza
asperity; roughness, harshness, coarseness
Noun
21554suprarrenal
suprarenal
Adjective
21555recrudecer
to deteriorate anew; to recrudesce
Verb
21556depreciar
to depreciate (to reduce in price)
Verb
21557autógrafo
handwritten (by the author)
Adjective
21558explayar
to extend; to expound, elaborate, dwell on (go into the details); to sit down while spreading one's legs or taking too much space.
Verb
21559proselitista
proselytizing
Adjective
21560obstétrico
obstetric (relating to obstetrics)
Adjective
21561pedófilo
pedophilic (characteristic of an adult (man and woman) who is sexually attracted to children (boy and girl))
Adjective
21562gallego
Galician; Spaniard; Galician (language)
Noun
21563decimoquinto
fifteenth
Adjective
21564cotorra
small parrot; magpie; chatterbox; an unmarried woman past the normal marrying age according to social traditions; persuasive or flattering talk used to convince or deceive someone; smooth talk, patter, see dar cotorra.
Noun
21565pocilga
pigsty (shelter or enclosure where pigs are kept); dump, pigsty, kip (very untidy house or room)
Noun
21566zancudo
mosquito
Noun
21567amaranto
amaranth, crimson (color/colour)
Adjective
21568ensamblador
assembling, assembly
Adjective
21569parapeto
parapet, breastwork
Noun
21570argentine
Argentinian (person)
Noun
21571laudar
to rule or deliver a verdict; to laud
Verb
21572arreglado
tidy
Adjective
21573colágeno
collagen; younger partner
Noun
21574anodino
anodyne; dull, boring, run-of-the-mill
Adjective
21575genotipo
genotype
Noun
21576yak
yak (bovine)
Noun
21577genial
very well
Adverb
21578boticario
pharmacist
Noun
21579canso
withering
Adjective
21580mosquear
to pester, bug, bother
Verb
21581frac
tailcoat
Noun
21582tocado
peeved, annoyed; off (of fruit, damaged); out of shape; tainted
Adjective
21583tocado
headdress
Noun
21584velocista
sprinter (one that sprints)
Noun
21585gajo
a naturally occurring segment or piece of a fruit; small cluster of grapes; tine, prong, jag; spur of mountains; tree branch; cutting (part of plant removed to cultivate a new plant); hit, blow, strike
Noun
21586mixe
Mixe
Adjective
21587preestablecer
to preestablish
Verb
21588alumbramiento
birth, childbirth; afterbirth
Noun
21589pellizco
pinch (act of pinching); pinch (small amount of e.g. seasoning)
Noun
21590yoruba
Yoruba
Adjective
21591desagradecer
to be unthankful for, to be unappreciative of
Verb
21592fructuoso
fruitful
Adjective
21593uzbeko
Uzbek
Adjective
21594postraumático
posttraumatic
Adjective
21595pincha
disc jockey, DJ
Noun
21596quark
quark
Noun
21597equidistante
equidistant
Adjective
21598sufí
Sufi
Adjective
21599rectilíneo
straight-lined, rectilinear; hardline
Adjective
21600fanzine
fanzine
Noun