Most common Spanish words

57282 words

Words 23601–23700

23601aprovechable

usable; useful

Adjective

23602cálcico

calcic; calcium

Adjective

23603mugir

to moo

Verb

23604pubescente

pubescent

Adjective

23605neurocirujano

neurosurgeon

Noun

23606gandul

loafing, lazy

Adjective

23607kilométrico

kilometric; very long

Adjective

23608ferroso

ferrous

Adjective

23609cromosómico

chromosomal

Adjective

23610tártaro

Tatar

Adjective

23611desajustar

to upset; to disarrange, disorder, clutter; to be out of adjustment, disadjust, misadjust (adjust or set wrongly); to be out of adjustment, go out of adjustment, disadjust, misadjust (lose adjustment)

Verb

23612potaje

broth, stew; dry legumes; a broth or beverage containing a mélange of ingredients; farrago, mishmash (a confused mixture of things)

Noun

23613finiquitar

to close, terminate, finish off

Verb

23614histológico

histologic, histological

Adjective

23615conato

conatus, attempt

Noun

23616ininteligible

unintelligible

Adjective

23617levante

east; East (wind), levanter

Noun

23618parlar

to chatter; to talk, to speak; to speak

Verb

23619hablante

speaking

Adjective

23620derrotista

defeatist

Adjective

23621redefinición

redefinition

Noun

23622alborotador

troublemaking

Adjective

23623polka

polka

Noun

23624botánico

botanist

Noun

23625hojarasca

leaf litter; excessive foliage; leaf-storm; rubbish

Noun

23626filarmónico

philharmonic

Adjective

23627posparto

postbirth

Adjective

23628guionar

to script

Verb

23629moldavo

Moldavian

Adjective

23630roldar

to do the rounds, to circulate

Verb

23631simbionte

symbiont

Noun

23632pérgola

pergola, arbor

Noun

23633chirrido

chirp, squeak, wheek, creak, chirrup, screak, eek, chirr

Noun

23634jiennense

from Jaén

Adjective

23635libar

to swig or sip a beverage (usually implies an alcoholic beverage)

Verb

23636calvinista

Calvinist

Adjective

23637naranjal

orange grove

Noun

23638retributivo

retributive

Adjective

23639abalorio

glass bead; trinket; bauble (jewelry of little value)

Noun

23640cambiador

changing, exchanging

Adjective

23641buceador

diver (someone who dives underwater)

Noun

23642muda

a change (of clothes, especially underpants)

Noun

23643anexionar

to annex

Verb

23644mesonero

hotel owner or manager; waiter (attendant who servers customers at a restaurant)

Noun

23645melanina

melanin

Noun

23646quinquenio

lustrum, quinquennium

Noun

23647popcorn

popcorn

Noun

23648NTC

no te creas

Phrase

23649lota

burbot

Noun

23650molibdeno

molybdenum

Noun

23651engagement

engagement

Noun

23652chapado

plated (with metal); beautiful, nice

Adjective

23653hilado

yarn

Noun

23654techado

roof; roofing

Noun

23655nikkei

person of Japanese descent; Nikkei

Noun

23656cheta

a gob of spit; loogie

Noun

23657malamente

badly, poorly; barely; hardly

Adverb

23658paf

bang!

Interjection

23659cineteca

film library

Noun

23660melisa

lemon balm

Noun

23661encogido

in the dumps

Adjective

23662tedio

tedium, boredom, ennui

Noun

23663inmunología

immunology

Noun

23664ahijada

goddaughter

Noun

23665dermatología

dermatology

Noun

23666radiactividad

radioactivity

Noun

23667abrumadoramente

overwhelmingly

Adverb

23668ecológicamente

ecologically

Adverb

23669deliciosamente

deliciously

Adverb

23670frontis

façade

Noun

23671mezclilla

denim

Noun

23672colectivismo

collectivism

Noun

23673pujanza

strength, might

Noun

23674montañismo

mountaineering

Noun

23675gaetano

of, from or relating to Gaeta

Adjective

23676contracultura

counterculture (any culture whose values and lifestyles are opposed to those of the mainstream culture)

Noun

23677coleccionismo

collecting

Noun

23678eurogrupo

Eurogroup

Noun

23679artrosis

osteoarthritis; arthrosis

Noun

23680ecuanimidad

calmness, composure, equanimity; fairness, unbiasedness

Noun

23681tontamente

sillily, foolishly

Adverb

23682plácidamente

placidly

Adverb

23683procesional

processional

Adjective

23684cincuentenario

semicentennial (50th anniversary)

Noun

23685dícese

Compound of a form of the verb decir, dice and the pronoun se.

Verb

23686aeroparque

airfield

Noun

23687xuxa

chucha

Noun

23688ricial

referring to land that makes wheat or any crop grow/sprout after having been cut green; referring to pastureland set for feeding cattle or grazing livestock

Adjective

23689DUI

acronym of declaración unilateral de independencia (“UDI (unilateral declaration of independence)”)

Noun

23690aritmético

arithmetic, arithmetical

Adjective

23691forrajero

forage; foraging

Adjective

23692meandro

meander; bend