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Words 24801–24900
24801jalapeño
of, from or relating to Xalapa, Veracruz
Adjective
24802achaque
minor sickness, malady especially a cold; default, failing; subject, issue, topic; period, menstruation
Noun
24803psicoterapeuta
psychotherapist
Noun
24804embriagador
intoxicating, heady, inebriating
Adjective
24805nacionalsocialista
National Socialist; Nazi
Adjective
24806bronquio
bronchus
Noun
24807cristero
relating or belonging to the anti-secularist side during the Cristero War
Adjective
24808antimicrobiano
antimicrobial
Adjective
24809tunear
to be crooked or deceitful; to customize, pimp up (to make (someone or something, especially a car) more extravagantly decorated, as with flashy accessories, etc); to tune (adjust)
Verb
24810turca
turca (Pteroptochos megapodius); drunkenness; penis
Noun
24811brumoso
misty, foggy, especially with costal fog or haar
Adjective
24812enrarecer
to rarefy (make rare)
Verb
24813castrado
castrated, neutered, gelded
Adjective
24814quiche
quiche (pie made from eggs)
Noun
24815entumecer
to numb; to go numb
Verb
24816malón
crowd; An impromptu party held without the host's explicit permission.; Native American raid
Noun
24817instructivo
how-to
Noun
24818remanso
backwater, still water (area of stagnant water); quiet place; haven
Noun
24819grupa
haunch (of horse)
Noun
24820majadero
fool; clown; pestle
Noun
24821musicólogo
musicologist
Noun
24822dorama
dorama
Noun
24823ultranacionalista
ultranationalist
Noun
24824papita
chip (US); crisp (UK); piece of cake (something that is very easy)
Noun
24825petulante
posing, self-proud, conceited
Adjective
24826inoculación
inoculation
Noun
24827yuxtaponer
to juxtapose
Verb
24828obstructivo
obstructive
Adjective
24829sahariano
Saharan
Adjective
24830cosmológico
cosmological
Adjective
24831feldespato
feldspar
Noun
24832fratricida
fratricidal
Adjective
24833rechoncho
squat; short and wide
Adjective
24834declamación
declamation; poem recital
Noun
24835cuadratura
quadrature, squaring
Noun
24836preuniversitario
pre-university
Adjective
24837regalito
party favor; snack food intended for a pet; treat
Noun
24838barbaridad
incredible!, unbelievable!
Interjection
24839chantajista
blackmailer
Noun
24840mortaja
shroud (covering for the dead)
Noun
24841catión
cation
Noun
24842helenístico
Hellenistic
Adjective
24843ranchar
to hang out in someone's house
Verb
24844okupar
to squat
Verb
24845purpúreo
synonym of púrpura
Adjective
24846conversor
converting
Adjective
24847decimoséptimo
seventeenth
Adjective
24848sináptico
synaptic
Adjective
24849acomodación
accommodation
Noun
24850hinchada
supporters
Noun
24851ricachón
moneybags (rich person)
Noun
24852protesto
protest
Noun
24853quelar
to chelate
Verb
24854injurioso
injurious, harmful; offensive, offending; slanderous, vituperative
Adjective
24855antropomorfo
anthropomorphic; anthropoid
Adjective
24856santoral
saint-day calendar; choirbook
Noun
24857tarraconense
of, from or relating to the city of Tarragona and surrounding province, Catalonia, Spain
Adjective
24858impostura
imposture; slander
Noun
24859cáustico
acrimonious; caustic
Adjective
24860embelesar
to captivate
Verb
24861baguette
baguette, French bread (a long, narrow, parbaked bread)
Noun
24862bocetar
to sketch
Verb
24863stalinista
Stalinist
Adjective
24864paranoide
paranoid
Adjective
24865relave
tailings
Noun
24866anémona
anemone, windflower
Noun
24867sánguche
Peruvian and Southern Cone form of sánduche
Noun
24868traviesa
railway sleeper, tie
Noun
24869tabernero
owner of a tavern
Noun
24870pedigree
pedigree
Noun
24871porosidad
porosity
Noun
24872tupé
toupee
Noun
24873calmante
painkiller (anything that has a narcotic effect or calms); tranquilizer; sedative
Noun
24874órale
let's go, come on, hurry (used to exhort); oh my God, wow, whoa (indicates amazement, astonishment, excitement, surprise, shock, fear); yes, okay, alright (indicates approbation)
Interjection
24875teletrabajo
working from home, WFH, telecommuting, telework
Noun
24876flagelar
to flagellate, to whip
Verb
24877financiador
financer
Noun
24878hisopo
hyssop; aspergillium; cotton swab, abbreviation of "hisopo de algodón"
Noun
24879centroeuropeo
Central European
Adjective
24880morón
moronic
Adjective
24881zambo
bowlegged, bandy-legged; Zambo (one of mixed African and Native American ancestry)
Adjective
24882granular
granular
Adjective
24883inasistencia
absence (failure to attend); neglect
Noun
24884multifuncional
multifunctional
Adjective
24885téster
tester
Noun
24886novelesco
storybook, fantastic
Adjective
24887escapulario
scapular (a short cloak, now often with an embroidered image of a saint); scapular (a devotional object); scapular, scapulary
Noun
24888vaya
joke; taunt
Noun
24889precedencia
precedence
Noun
24890marcaje
marking, following (a player)
Noun
24891subrogación
subrogation; surrogacy
Noun
24892almunia
a kind of manor house in Islamic architecture
Noun
24893bisiesto
leap year
Noun
24894contrariedad
opposition, pushback, resistance; setback, hindrance
Noun
24895glitter
glitter
Noun
24896vascón
Vascon
Adjective
24897climatizado
air-conditioned; heated
Adjective
24898infecto
infested
Adjective
24899gravitar
to gravitate
Verb
24900fingido
false, phony; pretend; deceptive
Adjective