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Words 26401–26500
26401contrachapado
laminated (formed with many thin layers)
Adjective
26402esperpéntico
grotesque; esperpento (genre of theatre)
Adjective
26403tela
loads; lots; a shedload; extremely
Adverb
26404fraseo
phrasing
Noun
26405serrato
serratus
Noun
26406batazo
hit (with the bat)
Noun
26407tasador
assessor; appraiser
Noun
26408convulsivo
convulsive
Adjective
26409tarugo
dumb
Adjective
26410canallada
dirty trick
Noun
26411parvulario
nursery school, preschool; kindergarten; educator, teacher (in a nursery school or kindergarten)
Noun
26412verdiblanco
of Club León (a football club in León, Mexico); of Real Betis (a football club in Sevilla, Spain)
Adjective
26413hibridar
to hybridize
Verb
26414popote
drinking straw
Noun
26415manopla
mitten; gauntlet (glove); baseball glove; oven glove; brass knuckles
Noun
26416guacamayo
macaw
Noun
26417quiebro
dodge, swerve; trill
Noun
26418orujo
orujo (Spanish brandy made from grapes); pomace: the solid remains of juiced grapes or olives
Noun
26419culturista
bodybuilder
Noun
26420desdar
to ungive (to take back something that had been given)
Verb
26421fosforescente
phosphorescent
Adjective
26422tobillera
ankle brace; anklet
Noun
26423pinacoteca
art gallery, especially one devoted to paintings
Noun
26424reacondicionar
to recondition, to refurbish; to reorganize
Verb
26425reborde
edge
Noun
26426irreflexivo
impetuous; irreflexive
Adjective
26427ugandés
Ugandan
Adjective
26428digerible
digestible
Adjective
26429isauro
Isaurian
Adjective
26430desmejorar
to weaken
Verb
26431abusado
witty, sharp, shrewd
Adjective
26432tercerizar
to outsource; to subcontract
Verb
26433lingual
lingual
Adjective
26434lenguado
sole (fish)
Noun
26435sena
sice (the number six in a game of dice)
Noun
26436monopolista
monopolist
Noun
26437maridaje
pairing (e.g. in foodpairing, matching a food or drink with an activity, matching music with art, etc.); marriage, combination, union
Noun
26438rompedor
breaking, destroying; ground-breaking
Adjective
26439ampolleta
hourglass; light bulb; ampoule
Noun
26440cheve
beer
Noun
26441elucubración
thought; fantasy, imagining
Noun
26442osamenta
skeleton
Noun
26443saudí
Saudi
Noun
26444rebobinar
to rewind (to go back on a video or audio tape)
Verb
26445autoproclamarse
to self-proclaim
Verb
26446puyar
to jab, poke; to incite
Verb
26447querencia
longing, want; homesickness, nostalgia; the homing instinct of an animal; the bull's querencia; an animal's lair
Noun
26448mamey
the mamey or mammee apple, Mammea americana
Noun
26449dormilón
sleepy
Adjective
26450barranquillero
of, from or relating to Barranquilla
Adjective
26451portante
carrying
Adjective
26452novillada
novillada
Noun
26453suela
sole (of a shoe)
Noun
26454imprevisto
unforeseen event; contingency
Noun
26455remedo
imitation, mimicry, mimicking; copy; parody; travesty, mockery; rehash
Noun
26456touring
touring car
Noun
26457heme
here I am
Phrase
26458yute
jute
Noun
26459kokoro
heart
Noun
26460yapa
something that is added, especially something that a merchant gives to a buyer to complete the amount requested, or something extra given as a bonus; a gratuity, lagniappe
Noun
26461plétora
plethora (an excessive amount or number); plethora (an excess of red blood cells or bodily humours)
Noun
26462prioritariamente
in order of priority
Adverb
26463agnosticismo
agnosticism (view that the existence of a God or gods is unknown, unknowable, unproven, or unprovable)
Noun
26464longitudinalmente
longitudinally
Adverb
26465fonéticamente
phonetically
Adverb
26466territorialmente
territorially
Adverb
26467abaratamiento
reduction (generally in the price of an item)
Noun
26468parchís
Ludo (board game)
Noun
26469astutamente
astutely, shrewdly
Adverb
26470genómica
genomics
Noun
26471fumada
puff (of a cigarette)
Noun
26472matina
morning
Noun
26473vehementemente
vehemently
Adverb
26474pedigrí
pedigree
Noun
26475espinazo
spine, backbone
Noun
26476melatonina
melatonin
Noun
26477evitación
avoidance (act of avoiding)
Noun
26478cuentacuentos
storyteller
Noun
26479nerviosamente
nervously
Adverb
26480rechistar
to complain, grumble
Verb
26481alpiste
canary grass (Phalaris canariensis); birdseed
Noun
26482compinche
sidekick, wingman, partner; crony; buddy, homie, shill, chum, homeboy, homegirl
Noun
26483insti
school (secondary school)
Noun
26484sílex
flint
Noun
26485fluorescencia
fluorescence
Noun
26486costumbrismo
costumbrismo, costumbrism (the literary or pictorial interpretation of local everyday life, mannerisms, and customs, primarily in the Hispanic scene, and particularly in the 19th century)
Noun
26487inviabilidad
inviability
Noun
26488instrumentalización
instrumentalisation/instrumentalization
Noun
26489cromatografía
chromatography
Noun
26490desarticulación
dismantling
Noun
26491parasitismo
parasitism
Noun
26492readmisión
readmission
Noun
26493dinamización
dynamization
Noun
26494tiendita
a place where small quantities of drugs are sold on the street
Noun
26495káiser
kaiser
Noun
26496yuyu
the creeps, the heeby-jeebies
Noun
26497individualización
individualization
Noun
26498anuencia
permission, allowance
Noun
26499territorialidad
territoriality
Noun
26500virtualización
virtualization
Noun