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Words 25601–25700
25601pardusco
brownish, dun
Adjective
25602calvo
bald person
Noun
25603disgregar
to separate; to disintegrate
Verb
25604pañoleta
neckerchief, headscarf
Noun
25605lastimero
pitiful; harmful; noxious
Adjective
25606hipoglucemia
hypoglycemia
Noun
25607tuétano
marrow, bone marrow (the substance inside bones, as well as a food made from it); pith
Noun
25608pachanga
a lively style of Cuban music and dance, a mixture of son montuno and merengue; party, bash; pick-up game; football, basketball or another sport kickabout; friendly game
Noun
25609nácar
nacre, mother of pearl
Noun
25610efervescente
effervescent
Adjective
25611cansador
tiring; boring; annoying
Adjective
25612apaño
quick fix; patching up; fling, on-off relationship; person in an on-off relationship
Noun
25613saudita
Saudi
Noun
25614radioaficionado
amateur radio enthusiast
Noun
25615confraternidad
fraternity; fellowship
Noun
25616energizante
energizing
Adjective
25617enjambrar
to swarm
Verb
25618inconsecuente
inconsequential (“not logically following from the premises”)
Adjective
25619jurisconsulto
jurist, jurisconsult
Noun
25620gresca
uproar, din; wrangle, brawl
Noun
25621salomónico
Solomonic; wise
Adjective
25622tinaco
water tank; trash bin
Noun
25623tridente
having three teeth
Adjective
25624pajarita
an origami (piece of art made by folding paper); bowtie, bow tie
Noun
25625bartender
bartender
Noun
25626chachi
cool, terrific
Adjective
25627crisálida
chrysalis
Noun
25628ahorrista
saver (one who saves money, etc)
Noun
25629agasajo
lavish welcome; gift
Noun
25630empedernir
to harden
Verb
25631ladino
a mestizo person; a black slave able to speak Spanish; the Ladin language of Italy; Ladino, Judeo-Spanish
Noun
25632gamberro
loutish, yobbish
Adjective
25633elusivo
elusive; evasive
Adjective
25634tiple
treble guitar, a small plucked stringed instrument of the guitar family, used in the traditional musics of Spain and various Latin American nations; treble guitar player; soprano, treble (voice, singer); single-piece mast
Noun
25635lémur
lemur
Noun
25636tañer
to play (an instrument); to ring (a bell); to strum; to touch
Verb
25637bahiense
of, from or relating to Bahía Blanca
Adjective
25638discordancia
discordancy
Noun
25639pali
Pali
Adjective
25640colín
New World quail; machete
Noun
25641valencianista
of Valencia CF (a football team in Valencia)
Adjective
25642sinóptico
synoptic (relating to synopses)
Adjective
25643tránsfuga
defector, turncoat, traitor (someone leaves their country, political party, or other group, and joins an opposing country, party, or group); deserter; fugitive
Noun
25644extraviado
out of the way
Adjective
25645movible
movable; motile
Adjective
25646mierdero
bastard, stupid, asshole; shitter
Adjective
25647reintroducir
to reinsert; to bring back in
Verb
25648prematrimonial
premarital
Adjective
25649pavonear
to strut, to show off; to strut around, to swagger, to sashay, to preen, to prance around
Verb
25650alcaparra
caper (plant); caper (bud)
Noun
25651aséptico
aseptic; unemotional
Adjective
25652desvalijar
to rob, clean out (rob everything someone has)
Verb
25653tailandés
a Thai person; Thai (language)
Noun
25654entendido
expert; knowledgeable
Adjective
25655entendido
expert
Noun
25656neko
catgirl
Noun
25657impeachment
impeachment (political trial) (especially in reference to the political systems of English-speaking countries)
Noun
25658tandem
tandem; language exchange
Noun
25659dimes
only used in dimes y diretes
Noun
25660rebaje
rabbet
Noun
25661intuitivamente
intuitively, by intuition
Adverb
25662zoofilia
zoophilia
Noun
25663marginalmente
marginally, incidentally
Adverb
25664oxitocina
oxytocin
Noun
25665encéfalo
cephalon; encephalon
Noun
25666inocuidad
innocuity, innocuousness, harmlessness
Noun
25667sapa
a reduction of must in Ancient Roman cuisine, made by boiling down grape juice or must in large kettles until reduced to a third of the original volume
Noun
25668concón
a land breeze blowing westward onto the Pacific; rufous-legged owl (Strix rufipes); scorched rice (stuck, burnt rice at the bottom of a pot to be eaten)
Noun
25669vivamente
livelily (in a lively manner); deeply, profoundly
Adverb
25670abatimiento
depressiveness; dejection, despondency; abjectness
Noun
25671dnd
dónde, donde
Adverb
25672incidentalmente
incidentally
Adverb
25673historicidad
historicity
Noun
25674jur
right, power
Noun
25675ricino
castor (plant)
Noun
25676carnitas
carnitas
Noun
25677shura
shura
Noun
25678amorosamente
amorously; lovingly
Adverb
25679anticonceptiva
anticonceptive
Noun
25680filosóficamente
philosophically
Adverb
25681eléctricamente
electrically
Adverb
25682escorbuto
scurvy
Noun
25683inminencia
imminence
Noun
25684cinemática
kinematics; cutscene
Noun
25685soldada
salary
Noun
25686tapita
a crispy slice of toast served with various toppings, especially avocado paste, cold cuts, and ensalada chilena; a cocktail sandwich, a biscuit, cheeser
Noun
25687formaldehído
formaldehyde
Noun
25688poleo
pennyroyal (Mentha pulegium); Lippia turbinata; Minthostachys spp
Noun
25689alambrada
wire fence
Noun
25690ángelus
Angelus
Noun
25691previsiblemente
foreseeably; predictably
Adverb
25692hipoxia
hypoxia
Noun
25693golpismo
tendency to military coups; coup d'état mentality
Noun
25694estacionalidad
seasonality
Noun
25695inri
only used in para más inri
Noun
25696graciosamente
funnily, wittily (in a funny manner); gracefully, elegantly
Adverb
25697cantería
stonecutting
Noun
25698estacada
fence, fencing; stockade
Noun
25699escoliosis
scoliosis
Noun
25700bragado
of a bull, having the skin on the crotch a different colour to the rest of the body
Adjective