25301cozkick (of an animal)
Noun
25302refundirto recast, to resmelt (to melt and recast a metal); to revise, to rewrite
Verb
25316siderurgiasiderurgy (iron and steel industry)
Noun
25317sosegadochilled; cool-headed
Adjective
25318tropelmob, crowd, swarm; squad, troop
Noun
25320aúpaup! get up!; come on, attaboy!
Interjection
25323disneadyspnea, shortness of breath
Noun
25326hidalguíathe state of being an hidalgo
Noun
25330desparpajoself-confidence; fluency; mess, disorder; messy talk
Noun
25333snifboo-hoo
Interjection
25339refacciónrefaction; repair; spare part
Noun
25345saténsateen; satin
Noun
25346morcilloforearm; shank (cut of meat)
Noun
25349taimadoartful; sly; crafty
Adjective
25353compostelanoof, from or relating to Santiago de Compostela
Adjective
25357imperturbableimperturbable, unflappable, undisturbed, unruffled, unperturbed
Adjective
25364encajonarto crate or box up; to encase
Verb
25367AVEhigh-speed rail, high-speed train
Noun
25369angelinoof, from or relating to Los Angeles
Adjective
25370engreírto spoil; to make vain or conceited
Verb
25371retraídowithdrawn; lonesome
Adjective
25372agachadocrouched; stooped, with a stoop
Adjective
25375conectorplug; power outlet, power socket, power point, outlet, socket; both the plug and the outlet as a whole; connector
Noun
25377sorayoa supporter of Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, Spanish lawyer and politician
Noun
25380coludirto conspire; to be in cahoots
Verb
25388dubitativodubitative (tending to doubt)
Adjective
25389bodeguerowinemaker (one who produces wine); A member of a troll farm
Noun
25392abstraerto abstract; to abstract, withdraw, detach oneself (from something)
Verb
25400frenillobraces; frenulum (fold of tissue that prevents an organ in the body from moving too far); speech disorder; bridle of a kite
Noun