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Words 23201–23300
23201intimidatorio
intimidating
Adjective
23202incisivo
incisor
Noun
23203carcelero
jailer, warden, prison guard
Noun
23204flanqueado
flanked, bordered, lined
Adjective
23205platería
silver shop / store; silversmithery
Noun
23206agujeta
shoelace, lace (cord for fastening a shoe or garment); stiff or sore muscles, DOMS (delayed onset muscle soreness)
Noun
23207vaguada
thalweg; storm; bad weather
Noun
23208barítono
baritone (male voice); baritone (musical range)
Noun
23209rebeco
chamois
Adjective
23210lloriqueo
whimper; whining
Noun
23211tuno
prickly pear, the fruit of the nopal cactus (Opuntia, especially Opuntia ficus-indica)
Noun
23212propositivo
propositional; purposeful
Adjective
23213consignación
consignment; assignment
Noun
23214compartimentar
to compartmentalize/compartmentalise
Verb
23215iletrado
illiterate; uneducated
Adjective
23216limonero
lemon, lemon tree; lime tree (citrus); wagon shaft; lemon seller
Noun
23217aguilucho
Of or pertaining to Club Deportivo Águila, a soccer club from San Miguel, El Salvador; a player, coach, or fan of the Águilas Cibaeñas, a baseball team from Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic
Adjective
23218garito
gambling den, gambling house (especially an illicit one); club, nightclub
Noun
23219autoevaluación
self-evaluation
Noun
23220artero
artful, skillful; devious, cunning, sly, underhanded
Adjective
23221inconexo
unconnected; disconnected; disjointed, random
Adjective
23222tartamudear
to stutter, stammer
Verb
23223albur
bleak (fish); dace; luck, chance, risk; a kind of humorous wordplay that relies on sexual innuendo; a risqué double entendre
Noun
23224probeta
test tube
Noun
23225estipendio
stipend
Noun
23226bucanero
buccaneer
Noun
23227jubiloso
jubilant
Adjective
23228sismológico
seismologic
Adjective
23229sema
seme
Noun
23230oclusión
occlusion; obstruction; occluded front
Noun
23231ofuscar
to obfuscate; to confuse; to wow, astonish
Verb
23232anular
annular, ring-shaped
Adjective
23233bachaquero
hawker of goods bought at government-set prices
Noun
23234muestral
sample
Adjective
23235guata
belly; stomach (organ); paunch; padding, cotton padding
Noun
23236invidente
blind
Adjective
23237mecano
Meccan
Adjective
23238escapo
scape
Noun
23239hosco
sullen, surly
Adjective
23240jugársela
to take a risk, to take one's chances, to go for it; to play someone, to deceive someone, to play for a fool
Verb
23241lumpen
underclass, hoi polloi
Noun
23242pastoril
pastoral
Adjective
23243audífono
hearing aid; earphone
Noun
23244charango
charango
Noun
23245comisura
commissure (edge of the mouth)
Noun
23246bazuca
bazooka
Noun
23247hitbox
hitbox
Noun
23248recomposición
recomposition
Noun
23249ura
pussy; snatch
Noun
23250fulgor
shine, glow, splendor
Noun
23251agrimensor
surveyor
Noun
23252pordiosero
beggar (a person who begs)
Noun
23253enfundar
to sheathe/sheath (to put (something such as a knife or sword) into a sheath); to encase; to put into a case; to wrap up
Verb
23254desaforado
wild, uncontrolled, outrageous
Adjective
23255verga
awesome
Adjective
23256vergas
awesome
Adjective
23257ajedrecista
chess player
Noun
23258fanfarrón
boastful
Adjective
23259agujerear
to pierce, to puncture
Verb
23260tipificación
classification
Noun
23261patacón
deep-fried plantain slice; fried plantain sandwich, stuffed with shredded meat, cheese and ham; any of various Argentinian coins minted from 1881-1883; a bond issued by the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina as a provisory currency in 2001-2002.
Noun
23262fanpage
fan page
Noun
23263catalanismo
Catalanism
Noun
23264gayar
to decorate with coloured stripes
Verb
23265marrano
pig; pig (disgusting person); crypto-Jew, converso, marrano (a converted Jew who still practiced Judaism in secret)
Noun
23266maid
maid, especially in reference to Japanese fiction or in reference to the French maid outfit
Noun
23267salvajada
savagery (brutal or stupid action)
Noun
23268recoveco
nook, cranny
Noun
23269semiárido
semiarid
Adjective
23270malentender
to misunderstand
Verb
23271vandalizar
to vandalize (to needlessly destroy or deface other people’s property or public property)
Verb
23272locuaz
loquacious; crazy
Adjective
23273sucinto
succinct, brief, concise
Adjective
23274liquen
lichen
Noun
23275perfumado
scented, perfumed
Adjective
23276prosaico
prosaic (of or relating to prose); bland, mundane
Adjective
23277hibridación
hybridization (act of hybridizing); hybridization
Noun
23278redondeo
rounding, rounding off
Noun
23279clarificación
clarification
Noun
23280travesar
synonym of atravesar
Verb
23281convalecencia
convalescence; R&R
Noun
23282reflectante
reflective
Adjective
23283congratular
to congratulate
Verb
23284censurable
reprehensible; censurable, blameworthy
Adjective
23285machetazo
a cut or hit with a machete
Noun
23286peineta
convex comb that women use as an ornament or to maintain a hairstyle; comb; the finger (obscene or insulting gesture made by raising one's middle finger)
Noun
23287puchar
to push
Verb
23288void
voy
Verb
23289ax
expression of pain, ouch
Interjection
23290baliza
buoy, marker; beacon, marker
Noun
23291peyote
peyote
Noun
23292bravura
courage, boldness, bravery (a display of daring); ferocity, fierceness, wildness; anger; bravura
Noun
23293polonio
polonium
Noun
23294listening
English listening comprehension test
Noun
23295desove
spawning, laying of eggs
Noun
23296sublevado
insurgent, rebel
Noun
23297lavaplatos
dishwasher; kitchen sink
Noun
23298escrupulosamente
scrupulously (in a careful manner)
Adverb
23299similarmente
similarly
Adverb
23300lirismo
lyricism
Noun