24201pilladadirty trick; mischief
Noun
24213pleitesíarespect; tribute; reverence
Noun
24215horizontalidadflatness; horizontalism (advocating the equitable distribution of power in a society)
Noun
24218costalerobearer of a paso (a ceremonial float used in religious processions)
Noun
24219horadarto bore, to tunnel, to puncture, to pierce
Verb
24220pasmarto amaze, to surprise
Verb
24222tramoyathe stage machinery, or a piece thereof; racket, scam, scheme
Noun
24225ñugnu, wildebeest
Noun
24228checoslovacoCzechoslovakian (of, from or relating to Czechoslovakia)
Adjective
24229troyanoTrojan (native or inhabitant of Troy) (usually male); Trojan (computer virus)
Noun
24231manteroa person, normally an illegal immigrant, who sells counterfeit goods (like clothes, watches, music CDs, movie and video games DVD) on the streets
Noun
24232huskyhusky (dogs)
Noun
24233incomodouncomfort; uncomfortableness
Noun
24238apostadorbettor, punter (one who bets)
Noun
24244turcomanoTurkoman, Turkmen; Turkmen, Turkmenistani (of, from or relating to Turkmenistan)
Adjective
24248teledirigidoremote-controlled, remote control (directed or controlled remotely)
Adjective
24250sobreentenderto understand (something not implicitly stated)
Verb
24252famélicofamished, ravenous, rapacious; emaciated
Adjective
24254breñascrub, brush (thick vegetation); rough ground
Noun
24255pilloclever; cheeky, impudent; mean, nasty
Adjective
24257ghanésof Ghana; Ghanaian (of, from, or relating to Ghana or the Ghanaian people)
Adjective
24258montadorassembler (one who assembles items); editor (of film)
Noun
24262madrearto look like one's mother; to strongly hit someone/something or beat someone/something up; to turn sour
Verb
24263rellanolanding (of a staircase)
Noun
24264piraguapirogue, canoe; piragua (frozen dessert)
Noun
24266exhibicionistaexhibitionist (one who exposes genitalia), streaker; show-off
Noun
24269cuatriquad; quad bike
Noun
24270abyectoabject; heinous, wretched, vile
Adjective
24274émbolopiston; embolus (obstruction causing an embolism)
Noun
24275meteóricometeoric (of, pertaining to, or originating from a meteor); meteoric (like a meteor in speed, brilliance, or ephemeralness)
Adjective
24276diestrorighty, a right-handed person; bullfighter
Noun
24278repostarto refuel; to replenish
Verb
24279concitarto instigate, excite, stir up; to join; to bring together
Verb
24280perezososloth (mammal); sluggard, sloth, lazybones
Noun
24282fútilfutile; insignificant; trivial
Adjective
24285resoplarto exhale sharply; to snort; to puff and pant
Verb
24287puñetadamn it!
Interjection
24292ojeadaglance (brief look)
Noun
24293gamuzachamois (goat-antelope); chamois (leather); cloth
Noun
24294utileríaprops (items placed on a stage)
Noun
24295banderillabanderilla (decorated barbed stick)
Noun
24296peperoof the Partido Popular (a Spanish political party)
Adjective
24299gunnerGunner (someone associated with Arsenal Football Club)
Noun