23702pedrerostone worker; stonecutter; cannon that fires stone cannonballs; quarry
Noun
23703arcónlarge chest (box)
Noun
23705resbalónslip, skid, slide (accidental); slip-up; latch (of a door)
Noun
23706aparatarto show off; to prepare; to get ready; to start to get stormy
Verb
23707destriparto disembowel; to gut; to spoil (a story, etc.)
Verb
23708chicoterobust young person; robust foot odor of a young person, esp. a preadolescent male; cigarette butt; whip
Noun
23709acojonantefucking amazing, the shit, the dog's bollocks
Adjective
23710portentosoportentous; prodigious; wonderful, marvelous
Adjective
23711borrascaatmospheric low-pressure system, cyclone; squall, storm
Noun
23712hornillohotplate; camp stove, camping stove, portable stove (a portable stove used while camping)
Noun
23714ñeroA vulgar or uneducated person; A city wanderer; buddy, pal
Noun
23718alfabetizarto make literate; to teach to read and write; to alphabetize
Verb
23727mímicamimicry (the act or ability to simulate the appearance or behaviour of someone or something else)
Noun
23730monterabullfighter's hat; bagpiper's hat
Noun
23731calothe soundable depth of a body of water
Noun
23732judaicoJewish, Judaic
Adjective
23734gischalk (a piece of chalk used for drawing and on a blackboard)
Noun
23735tranquirelaxed; chilled
Adjective
23740moiséswicker crib, bassinet
Noun
23741piojosolousy (infested with lice)
Adjective
23744curadoseasoning, layer of fat added to cookware
Noun
23745tratabletreatable; tractable, sociable
Adjective
23746ramadaa cluster of branches, foliage; a shed or hut made of branches
Noun
23748lamialamia; amia; bowfin
Noun
23749bebederowater fountain (device to dispense drinking water)
Noun
23752cristaleríaglassware; glasswork; glassware shop
Noun
23754espumarto froth; to skyrocket
Verb
23756guachoorphan; bastard; dude, guy; a soldier; a soupy rice dish from Panama, containing various ingredients
Noun
23761binarto plow over; to dig over
Verb
23762hervorboiling; liveliness; animosity; zeal; vehemence
Noun
23763chancletaslipper or flip-flop (house shoe); weapon (blunt object); girl; accelerator (accelerator pedal); inept person
Noun
23766felaciónfellatio (stimulation of the penis with the mouth)
Noun
23769pasablepassable, tolerable
Adjective
23771intitularto title (give a title to a work)
Verb
23776bucólicobucolic (rustic, pastoral)
Adjective
23777mueracooking salt
Noun
23778zancadillaput a leg in a way as to cause someone else to misstep, stumble; trip; ruse; trick
Noun
23780voladorflier (something that flies); flying fish; rocket; toy windmill; a dancer in the Danza de los Voladores; kite
Noun
23782yonquijunkie, drug addict
Noun
23783remendarto improve, patch, mend, repair, patch up
Verb
23784infranqueableinsurmountable, impassable (of obstacles); unenterable (of doors); impassable (of roads)
Adjective
23785semicírculosemicircle; penalty arc, semicircle, the D (an arc whose center is the penalty spot, extending from the top of the penalty area)
Noun
23786rosadarime; frost; hoar frost
Noun
23790jerezanoof, from or relating to Jerez
Adjective
23793jónicoIonian; Ionic; Ionic
Adjective
23795picotearto peck (strike with a beak); to nibble
Verb
23798síyes; aye, ay; approbation, acceptance
Noun
23800dracmadrachma (former currency of Greece); dram
Noun