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Words 23401–23500
23401chichimeca
Chichimeca
Adjective
23402contrastante
contrasting
Adjective
23403manubrio
handle, crank; wheel; handlebar; manubrium; penis
Noun
23404inaplicable
inapplicable
Adjective
23405dogo
bulldog or so called "presa type" mastiff; synonym of dux (“doge”).
Noun
23406emplumado
feathered
Adjective
23407vietnamita
Vietnamese (person); Vietnamese (language)
Noun
23408sortija
ring (round piece worn around the finger); a Spanish guessing game; a game played by gauchos where they try to catch a suspended ring while galloping on horseback
Noun
23409silente
silent; noiseless
Adjective
23410oboe
oboe
Noun
23411melanoma
melanoma
Noun
23412senatorial
senatorial
Adjective
23413ágata
agate
Noun
23414carótida
carotid artery
Noun
23415ensoñar
to daydream, dream, fantasise
Verb
23416chutar
to kick the ball with force; to inject a drug intravenously; to shoot up
Verb
23417caballeresco
chivalrous, gentlemanly; knightly
Adjective
23418surreal
surreal
Adjective
23419hecatombe
slaughter; bloodbath; hecatomb
Noun
23420exdiputado
ex-deputy
Noun
23421sitcom
sitcom
Noun
23422telecentro
telecenter; telecentre
Noun
23423tordo
thrush (kind of bird); species Turdus musicus
Noun
23424petaca
tobacco pouch; hip flask (a container designed to hold small amounts of alcohol, especially spirits, for personal consumption on the go); bodypack (a small box housing a transmitter and battery pack, used with a microphone); suitcase; buttocks; wallet
Noun
23425donostiarra
of, from or relating to San Sebastián
Adjective
23426escupitajo
gob of spit, loogie
Noun
23427violáceo
violaceous, violet-colored
Adjective
23428enagua
petticoat, underskirt
Noun
23429sublimar
to sublimate
Verb
23430labra
working
Noun
23431decoloración
discoloration
Noun
23432menstruar
to menstruate
Verb
23433deslizante
sliding
Adjective
23434floro
lie; deceit said to seduce someone or to take advantage of something
Noun
23435suevo
Suevian; Suebi
Noun
23436laburante
worker; laborer
Noun
23437empalar
to impale
Verb
23438intersticial
interstitial
Adjective
23439alojado
guest (in someone's home)
Noun
23440vibe
vibe (an atmosphere or aura felt to belong to a person, place or thing)
Noun
23441antiviral
antiviral
Adjective
23442memento
memento
Noun
23443pingar
to tilt; to incline; to hang; to droop; to drip (liquid); to leap
Verb
23444griterío
clamor, uproar (loud, confused shouting)
Noun
23445palazo
a hit or blow with a shovel
Noun
23446simbiótico
symbiotic
Adjective
23447repo
a bush, Rhaphithamnus spinosus
Noun
23448irremplazable
irreplaceable
Adjective
23449devuelta
change (“balance returned after a purchase”)
Noun
23450eón
eon, eternity; eon
Noun
23451retrotraer
to take back (to a bygone era); to hark back (figuratively)
Verb
23452calumnioso
slanderous, libelous
Adjective
23453malinche
flamboyant (royal poinciana (Delonix regia)); traitor
Noun
23454empapelar
to wallpaper; to throw the book at
Verb
23455voluble
voluble; fickle
Adjective
23456espanglish
Spanglish
Noun
23457impacientar
to cause someone to become impatient; to lose patience
Verb
23458rebollo
Portuguese oak (Quercus cerris); Pyrenean oak (Quercus pyrenaica)
Noun
23459dodo
dodo
Noun
23460glifo
glyph
Noun
23461vaquilla
heifer
Noun
23462dantesco
Dantesque, Dantean
Adjective
23463decisorio
decision-making, decisory
Adjective
23464marginado
outsider; outcast
Noun
23465esponjar
to fluff up, make spongey; to become spongey; to dry or wipe with a sponge
Verb
23466hutu
Hutu
Adjective
23467polifónico
polyphonic (of or relating to polyphony); polyphonic (having independent melodies)
Adjective
23468infinitivo
infinitive
Noun
23469clorofluorocarbono
chlorofluorocarbon
Noun
23470devocional
devotional
Adjective
23471patíbulo
gallows
Noun
23472poligonal
polygonal
Adjective
23473entrecortar
to intersect; to interrupt
Verb
23474malgache
Malagasy
Adjective
23475acid
acid
Adjective
23476offset
offset
Noun
23477pants
joggers (athletic trousers); sweatpants; tracksuit
Noun
23478ictus
stroke, ictus
Noun
23479dello
(contraction of de and ello) of the
23480salino
saline
Adjective
23481infructuosamente
fruitlessly
Adverb
23482singularmente
singularly; particularly
Adverb
23483tamiz
sieve
Noun
23484senpai
senpai
Noun
23485desembarque
disembarkation
Noun
23486atraque
mooring
Noun
23487clarividencia
clairvoyance
Noun
23488existencialismo
existentialism
Noun
23489pastelito
empanada
Noun
23490tenazas
pincers
Noun
23491estoicismo
stoicism
Noun
23492criba
sieve; sifting; sifting out process
Noun
23493piragüismo
canoeing
Noun
23494merecidas
my pleasure
Interjection
23495polinización
pollination
Noun
23496permisividad
permissiveness; permissivity
Noun
23497criminalística
forensic science
Noun
23498redoble
drum roll
Noun
23499fornido
strapping, well-built
Adjective
23500eclecticismo
eclecticism
Noun