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Words 25201–25300
25201bugui
a bodyboard
Noun
25202malteada
malted, malted milk; milkshake; the act of repeatedly tossing a person up in the air as celebration by a group of people or friends
Noun
25203carrascal
chaparral (region of shrubs)
Noun
25204cochino
dirty
Adjective
25205predicamento
prestige; predicament (that which is predicated); a category.; compromised (difficult situation)
Noun
25206autócrata
autocrat
Noun
25207chispeante
sparkling, sparkly, glimmering
Adjective
25208morfema
morpheme
Noun
25209brezo
heather
Noun
25210brasero
brazier, heater; camp stove
Noun
25211opúsculo
opuscule, tract, short essay
Noun
25212helvético
Helvetian
Adjective
25213pavoroso
dreadful, horrifying
Adjective
25214camellón
ridge; levee, dike; sawhorse; camlet (fabric); median; a dividing strip between two lanes of a road; curb (of a road)
Noun
25215perroflauta
left-wing anticapitalist, left-wing antisystem, left-wing anarchist, crusty, punk, hippie; a scruffy-looking busker
Noun
25216cachondo
horny, libidinous person; joker
Noun
25217informatizar
to computerize
Verb
25218resalto
protrusion; ledge; bounce
Noun
25219macroscópico
macroscopic
Adjective
25220guacamaya
macaw; candle bush (Senna alata)
Noun
25221nodal
nodal
Adjective
25222tambaleante
shaky, rickety, giddy
Adjective
25223tetón
busty, (colloquial) chesty; (formal) bosomy, buxom; (informal) big-breasted, big-boobed, big-chested
Adjective
25224amniótico
amniotic (pertaining to the amnion)
Adjective
25225descolorido
discolored, faded, pale, stained
Adjective
25226defendible
defendable
Adjective
25227invalorable
invaluable
Adjective
25228trinquete
foremast; foresail; ratchet; ratchet wheel and pawl (entire mechanism); buckle; a variety of a Basque pelota court; strong person, titan, powerhouse, beast; a kind of hook; rip-off, ripoff; bribe or bribery, shady deal, corrupt affair (usually of a public official)
Noun
25229esquirol
strikebreaker, scab, blackleg, scalie (non-unionized worker hired to replace striking workers)
Noun
25230pisto
money; hard liquor; ratatouille (dish prepared with chopped vegetables, especially peppers, onion, eggplant, and zucchini, which is fried and mixed with tomato sauce and sometimes scrambled egg or a fried egg)
Noun
25231cucharita
teaspoon
Noun
25232halagado
flattered
Adjective
25233despeinado
unkept, unkempt, tousled, disheveled; uncombed
Adjective
25234redireccionar
to reroute, redirect
Verb
25235raquítico
rachitic; small, measly; squalid, stunted
Adjective
25236dije
pleasant, nice, likable (of a person)
Adjective
25237embaucador
trickster, swindler
Noun
25238altillo
loft, mezzanine, attic
Noun
25239fornicación
fornication
Noun
25240regodearse
to be fussy; to gloat, enjoy, delight, wallow
Verb
25241sarcoma
sarcoma
Noun
25242mequetrefe
bum, loiterer (pejorative for a person perceived to be lazy)
Noun
25243elitismo
elitism (belief society should be run by elite)
Noun
25244idiopático
idiopathic
Adjective
25245noodle
noodle (food)
Noun
25246cocotero
of or pertaining to the coconut
Adjective
25247gameto
gamete
Noun
25248hombrera
shoulder patch; shoulder pad
Noun
25249papada
double chin; dewlap, wattle
Noun
25250paleozoico
Paleozoic
Adjective
25251hitleriano
Hitlerian
Adjective
25252maniqueo
Manichaean
Adjective
25253estropajo
scourer, scrubbing brush; loofah; mop; dishcloth
Noun
25254concordante
agreeing; in agreement; harmonious
Adjective
25255menisco
meniscus, a part of the knee; a lens that is convex on one surface and concave on the other; a meniscus; curved surface of a liquid
Noun
25256transductor
transducer
Noun
25257babosada
folly, idiocy; nonsense, bullshit (something that is stupid, dumb)
Noun
25258abreviado
abridged
Adjective
25259recitación
recitation
Noun
25260antimotines
antiriot, anti-riot
Adjective
25261úrico
uric
Adjective
25262desatino
lack of tact, moderation, or prudence; nonsense (an act of madness)
Noun
25263pedicure
pedicure
Noun
25264resbaloso
slippery; flirtatious
Adjective
25265coqueta
a kind of small bread; a kind of dangling earring adorned with jewels; a vanity, dressing table
Noun
25266encinto
pregnant
Adjective
25267distrofia
dystrophy
Noun
25268tómbola
tombola (lottery); the place where the tombola raffle lottery is conducted at; the revolving container where the tombola raffle lottery is played from
Noun
25269deslave
landslide (natural disaster); landslide (vote won by overwhelming majority)
Noun
25270fenol
phenol (organic compound; C₆H₅OH); compound derived from phenol
Noun
25271breva
black fig, breba (first fruit of the fig tree); titty; jug; knocker (breast); sinecure; unexpected benefit; windfall; benefit acquired without effort or sacrifice
Noun
25272cañonero
gunboat; striker, hitman
Noun
25273escalable
climbable; scaleable
Adjective
25274despellejar
to skin; to criticize
Verb
25275monacal
monastic
Adjective
25276bacanal
bacchanal
Noun
25277consumible
consumable
Adjective
25278desafiante
defier; challenge (a person who is difficult to handle or work with)
Noun
25279IRA
initialism of insuficiencia renal aguda (“acute renal failure”): ARF
Noun
25280incriminatorio
incriminatory, incriminating
Adjective
25281filmoteca
film library
Noun
25282ilíaco
iliac
Adjective
25283cenado
having had supper; suppered
Adjective
25284membrete
letterhead; annotation; notice
Noun
25285subunidad
subunit
Noun
25286extrapolación
extrapolation
Noun
25287ensimismado
self-centered, self-absorbed; preoccupied, lost in thought, engrossed
Adjective
25288fiestero
party animal (a person known for frequent, enthusiastic attendance at parties, especially one whose partying behavior is exuberant or excessive.); partier, partygoer
Noun
25289grácil
graceful; delicate; slender
Adjective
25290tolva
hopper, chute; dump truck; pickup truckbed
Noun
25291corpóreo
corporeal (having a body); bodily (relating to the body)
Adjective
25292pisado
under the thumb; pussy-whipped
Adjective
25293cópula
copula; conjunction; copulation
Noun
25294nervadura
midrib, nerve (of a plant leaf); rib (of a building, especially a vault)
Noun
25295timador
confidence trickster, scam artist
Noun
25296globoso
globose
Adjective
25297purpurar
to make purple
Verb
25298bramar
to roar, bellow
Verb
25299parear
to pair; to form a pair
Verb
25300somnoliento
sleepy, drowsy; somniferous, soporific, somnolent
Adjective