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Words 23301–23400
23301campanillas
harebell
Noun
23302airsoft
airsoft
Noun
23303pilsen
beer
Noun
23304histología
histology
Noun
23305microcosmos
microcosmos
Noun
23306satanismo
Satanism (devil worship)
Noun
23307sorna
sarcasm, irony; sarcastic tone; slowness
Noun
23308desertificación
desertification
Noun
23309tiernamente
tenderly
Adverb
23310electoralmente
electorally
Adverb
23311darwinismo
Darwinism
Noun
23312paraninfo
assembly hall; paranymph; announcer of happiness
Noun
23313machacado
knackered, exhausted
Adjective
23314traumatología
traumatology (branch of medicine)
Noun
23315isquemia
ischemia
Noun
23316orquestal
orchestral
Adjective
23317fibrilación
fibrillation
Noun
23318vía crucis
Way of the Cross; Via Crucis; calvary
Noun
23319chilaquiles
chilaquiles
Noun
23320veintitantos
twentysomething
Numeric
23321encarecimiento
increase in price or cost
Noun
23322óblast
oblast
Noun
23323mayoreo
wholesale
Noun
23324crispación
tensing, tension; annoyance, pestering; twitch, twitching
Noun
23325impartición
teaching
Noun
23326encefalitis
encephalitis
Noun
23327corresponsabilidad
co-responsibility, joint responsibility
Noun
23328rajatabla
only used in a rajatabla
Noun
23329tapizado
fabric, upholstery; carpeting
Noun
23330interculturalidad
interculturality
Noun
23331onofre
a question tag that is used to seek the listeners approval of something.
Interjection
23332índice de masa corporal
body mass index
Noun
23333VPH
initialism of virus del papiloma de humano; HPV
Noun
23334beisbolista
baseball player, baseballer
Noun
23335tórtola
turtle dove (bird)
Noun
23336diseccionar
to dissect
Verb
23337gremialista
gremialismo
Adjective
23338interdisciplinar
interdisciplinary
Adjective
23339cojo
lame person, lame man
Noun
23340reflotar
to refloat
Verb
23341fétido
stinking, fetid
Adjective
23342naturalizar
to naturalize
Verb
23343deliberativo
deliberative
Adjective
23344infanticidio
infanticide (act)
Noun
23345mediocentro
midfielder
Noun
23346gaitero
bagpiper
Noun
23347impensado
unthinkable; unthought
Adjective
23348mellizo
twin (someone born to the same parents at the same time), especially non-identical
Noun
23349cacicazgo
chieftainship (state of being a chieftain and resultant authority); chieftainship (area ruled by a chieftain)
Noun
23350procedimental
procedural
Adjective
23351chuche
sweet (sugary confection)
Noun
23352pulmonía
pneumonia
Noun
23353contrarreforma
counterreform
Noun
23354metamórfico
metamorphic
Adjective
23355yacente
lying, recumbent
Adjective
23356chusma
gossipy
Adjective
23357termodinámico
thermodynamic
Adjective
23358joropo
joropo
Noun
23359furibundo
furious, enraged, irate
Adjective
23360login
login
Noun
23361génico
genic
Adjective
23362cocalero
coca (plant)
Adjective
23363preferido
favorite (e.g. favorite to win)
Noun
23364cuchillada
stab; stab wound
Noun
23365triada
triad
Noun
23366plasta
lump, soft mass of matter (usually soft, thick and sticky); flattened object; plasticine, modelling clay; something of low quality; annoying or stupid person; bore, dullard; piece of shit; turd; Band-winged nightjar
Noun
23367supersónico
supersonic
Adjective
23368almenara
beacon, signal fire; large candelabrum; overflow ditch
Noun
23369enervar
to enervate
Verb
23370algodonero
cotton; growing cotton
Adjective
23371patronazgo
patronage; patronage of a saint
Noun
23372fecundo
fertile
Adjective
23373luengo
long
Adjective
23374judería
Jewish neighborhood; Jewish community
Noun
23375bráctea
bract
Noun
23376pináculo
pinnacle; spire
Noun
23377palmito
heart of palm
Noun
23378alcornoque
cork oak; cork (bark of the cork oak); nincompoop, knucklehead
Noun
23379blúmer
(a pair of) bloomers (clothing)
Noun
23380enrevesado
convoluted, complex; twisted, shady
Adjective
23381interrogador
questioning, interrogating
Adjective
23382uro
aurochs (Bos primigenius)
Noun
23383instrumentista
instrumentalist
Noun
23384insomne
insomniac; sleepless
Adjective
23385canaleta
gutter (duct or channel beneath the eaves); gutter (groove beside a bowling alley); canal (trough to carry water)
Noun
23386cultivar
cultivar
Noun
23387ratonera
mousehole; mousetrap; mousery (place where mice are bred)
Noun
23388fusilero
rifle
Adjective
23389neutrino
neutrino
Noun
23390capota
hood (UK), top (US) of a vehicle; sprayhood
Noun
23391hojuela
a little leaf; flake (such as a cornflake); a hojuela, a sweet pastry
Noun
23392pestilencia
pestilence
Noun
23393transmutación
transmutation
Noun
23394exvicepresidente
ex-vice-president
Noun
23395chiquero
pigsty (shelter for pigs); pigsty (very untidy place)
Noun
23396arlequín
buffoon, jester
Noun
23397apicultor
beekeeper
Noun
23398petroquímico
petrochemical
Adjective
23399enquistar
to isolate, to seal off
Verb
23400cinegético
hunting
Adjective