26601burofuller's earth (fine white-blueish clay)
Noun
26603braquialbrachial (of or relating to arms)
Adjective
26605estacarto stake; to tie to a stake; to stay immobile
Verb
26606guanteraglove compartment, glove box
Noun
26610rockearto rock (play, or enjoy, rock music)
Verb
26615hamburgueseríaburger bar, burger restaurant (a restaurant that sells hamburgers)
Noun
26618cumpamate, buddy
Noun
26620palmearto clap; to slap on the back
Verb
26621musitarto murmur, to mutter
Verb
26625minimalistaminimalistic (characterised by extreme simplicity)
Adjective
26626pájarabird; paper bird; origami bird; kite (flying toy); collapse; hit the wall (of a cyclist)
Noun
26637stoutstout (beer)
Noun
26642amatefig tree (Ficus sp.); Ficus obtusifolia; petiolate fig (Ficus petiolaris); Ficus segoviae; Florida strangler fig (Ficus aurea); creeping fig (Ficus pumila); amate paper; amate (art form)
Noun
26643hinneigh (horse sound)
Interjection
26644abolengoancestry; lineage; pedigree
Noun
26645mengualoss, decrease; poverty; weak character
Noun
26650leroblah blah blah; used to indicate a long and dull conversation; used to indicate mockery
Interjection
26659desconsoladodisconsolate, inconsolable; heartbroken; grief-stricken, bereaved
Adjective
26660tererétereré (an iced beverage made from yerba mate)
Noun
26661banestosomeone who banks with Banesto, a Spanish bank
Noun
26663rotundidadrotundity; conclusiveness; clearness; flatness
Noun
26674adsorciónadsorption (the adhesion of a liquid or gas to the surface of a solid)
Noun
26675detalonly used in al detal
Noun
26676carrasquillakermes oak; common name of various scrub plants, see Spanish Wikipedia
Noun
26677híperhypermarket
Noun
26679SCAinitialism of síndrome coronario agudo
Noun
26680GNLinitialism of gas natural licuado (“LNG — liquified natural gas”)
Noun
26684torrijaa dish made of bread soaked in milk or wine, dipped in egg, and covered with spices, honey or sugar; French toast (usually in the plural)
Noun
26686leoninoleonine (relating or similar to a lion); one-sided, unfair
Adjective
26688birriagarbage, junk, slop; worthless person; birria (“stewed meat”)
Noun
26689gatunocatlike; cat
Adjective
26690acunarto rock (to move gently back and forth)
Verb
26692reingresarto go back in (especially, into a medical institution); to join up again, to rejoin
Verb
26693tarjatally; plate; shield
Noun
26696chicheeasy; dainty
Adjective
26698cuquicute, purdy
Adjective
26699cojóntesticle, ball, bollock
Noun
26700náapocopic form of nada
Pronoun