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Words 23101–23200
23101aftoso
aphthous, foot-and-mouth
Adjective
23102aguinaldo
aguinaldo (gift given at Christmas or Epiphany); aguinaldo (gift given on any other occasion); aguinaldo (Christmas carol); aguinaldo (tropical plant)
Noun
23103acritud
bitterness, acridness
Noun
23104centrífuga
centrifuge (machine)
Noun
23105afectuosamente
affectionately
Adverb
23106cabalmente
thoroughly; entirely
Adverb
23107subcomandante
subcommander
Noun
23108interactividad
interactivity
Noun
23109varada
stranding; beaching; grounding
Noun
23110laicidad
secularism
Noun
23111viceprimer
deputy prime
Adjective
23112deshonor
dishonor
Noun
23113abrazote
bear hug
Noun
23114plumazo
stroke of the pen; feather mattress
Noun
23115abstencionismo
abstentionism
Noun
23116concursal
insolvency
Adjective
23117estenosis
stenosis, stricture
Noun
23118efeméride
event that is periodically commemorated on its anniversary; ephemeris (a list of the anniversaries of commemorable events)
Noun
23119incomunicación
isolation; solitary confinement; lack of communication
Noun
23120ensañamiento
irritation
Noun
23121consumación
commission, perpetration; consummation, fulfillment
Noun
23122gillette
razor
Noun
23123fraganti
only used in in fraganti
Particle
23124tejera
synonym of tejer
Noun
23125ultraconservador
ultraconservative
Adjective
23126juncal
handsome
Adjective
23127millonada
fortune
Noun
23128paleontólogo
paleontologist
Noun
23129ventisca
storm (strong wind); blizzard, snowstorm
Noun
23130malversar
to embezzle
Verb
23131devoto
devotee; admirer
Noun
23132pocho
rotten; sick; faded, pale; Americanized; blunt
Adjective
23133sombrear
to shade
Verb
23134predestinado
predestined; doomed
Adjective
23135maltés
Maltese (from or native to Malta); Maltese (pertaining to Malta)
Adjective
23136esplendoroso
magnificent, splendorous
Adjective
23137gelatinoso
gelatinous (jelly-like)
Adjective
23138sabedor
aware, informed, in the know
Adjective
23139chute
shot (of heroin); a meddlesome person; a meddler
Noun
23140armamentista
arms, weaponry
Adjective
23141locker
locker
Noun
23142japonés
a Japanese person; Japanese (language)
Noun
23143trompetista
trumpeter
Noun
23144multisectorial
multisector
Adjective
23145previsor
visionary (having foresight)
Adjective
23146inventariar
to inventory
Verb
23147desperdigado
scattered, all over the place
Adjective
23148examinando
exam candidate; test-taker
Noun
23149primogénito
firstborn
Noun
23150geopolítica
geopolitics (the study of the effects of geography on international politics)
Noun
23151baldar
to cripple
Verb
23152affair
affair (extramarital relationship)
Noun
23153puntazo
injury caused by a sharp pointed object; light hit with the horn; poke, jibe; amazing thing, kick-ass thing, beauty
Noun
23154geodésico
geodetic
Adjective
23155desmontable
demountable, dismantlable, dismantleable
Adjective
23156defraudador
fraudster
Noun
23157titi
chick (young lady)
Noun
23158fusta
thin flexible stick or whip used to spur horses; a type of wool fabric; light boat with one or two masts, often used for exploration; bundle of sticks, branches and/or firewood
Noun
23159irrompible
unbreakable
Adjective
23160archienemigo
archenemy
Noun
23161peroncho
Peronist
Adjective
23162embaucar
to hoodwink, pull a fast one; to trick
Verb
23163apiñar
to pack together, squeeze/squash together; to crowd together; to bunch
Verb
23164precaver
to prevent
Verb
23165piti
fag, ciggy (cigarette)
Noun
23166electrocardiograma
electrocardiogram
Noun
23167chucha
cunt, vagina; body odor; female dog; opossum; armpit stench
Noun
23168grillar
to sing, chirp; to make noise
Verb
23169costarricense
Costa Rican
Noun
23170indómito
untamed; wild; indomitable
Adjective
23171alfombrar
to carpet
Verb
23172derechohabiente
rights holder
Noun
23173paceño
of, from or relating to La Paz (a city in several countries)
Adjective
23174estatista
statist
Noun
23175gregario
gregarious, sociable
Adjective
23176joroba
hump; pain in the neck; trunk, boot (of a car)
Noun
23177pastura
pasture, grassland
Noun
23178alquería
farmhouse
Noun
23179reconectar
to reconnect
Verb
23180catequista
catechist
Noun
23181sucedáneo
substitute
Adjective
23182filibustero
pirate, plunderer, freebooter
Noun
23183fangoso
muddy (covered with or full of mud); mudlike (similar to mud)
Adjective
23184tiraje
print run, printing
Noun
23185marciano
Martian; alien, extraterrestrial; ice pop, freeze pop
Noun
23186pocho
Spanglish; pocho (Mexican-American assimilated into mainstream American culture)
Noun
23187contertulio
person appearing on a talk show
Noun
23188apear
to take down; to come down, dismount; to dispose; to remove
Verb
23189asfáltico
asphaltic
Adjective
23190vocal
by means of the voice; related to the voice; using the voice
Adjective
23191sorbete
sorbet; ice cream; drinking straw
Noun
23192extraña
China aster; annual aster
Noun
23193poliedro
polyhedron
Noun
23194recetario
cookbook, recipe book; prescription pad
Noun
23195accionamiento
operation (method by which a device performs its function)
Noun
23196confabularse
to plot, plot together; to connive, conspire, scheme
Verb
23197comedir
to moderate, restrain
Verb
23198guineano
of Guinea; Guinean; of Guinea-Bissau
Adjective
23199blandengue
weak, soft
Adjective
23200transfiguración
transfiguration
Noun