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Words 26701–26800
26701deshecho
undone; destroyed, broken (into pieces, not out of order); reverted (a command, magic, witchcraft, effect, etc.); melted (ice, gelatine, wax, etc.); very tired or exhausted, strengthless; demoralized, disheartened
Adjective
26702corneta
horn (musical instrument); penis, dick
Noun
26703tosca
tuff; tartar
Noun
26704clarificador
clarifying, illuminating
Adjective
26705hugonote
Huguenot
Adjective
26706chistera
top hat; basket
Noun
26707huesudo
bony; having many bones
Adjective
26708tapir
tapir
Noun
26709microbiológico
microbiological
Adjective
26710longa
longa
Noun
26711mandolina
mandolin (musical instrument)
Noun
26712moratón
bruise
Noun
26713vincha
headband
Noun
26714sopapo
smack, whack; plunger
Noun
26715escenógrafo
stage designer, set designer
Noun
26716esplender
to shine, gleam
Verb
26717alérgeno
allergen
Noun
26718insurreccional
insurrectional, insurrectionary
Adjective
26719aína
soon; just, barely; easily; difficultly
Adverb
26720hipocrático
Hippocratic
Adjective
26721maliciar
to suspect; be suspicious of; to think up (something evil); to damage; to suspect, to have suspicions
Verb
26722antihéroe
antihero
Noun
26723sufragista
suffragist, suffragette
Noun
26724malote
badass, naughty
Adjective
26725adulteración
adulteration (The action of adulterating)
Noun
26726pavonar
to bronze
Verb
26727marlo
corncob
Noun
26728reseñable
noteworthy, notable
Adjective
26729electrógeno
electrogenic
Adjective
26730indigenismo
indigenism (a movement to rectify past and current wrongs against indigenous minorities)
Noun
26731porco
pig
Noun
26732laceración
laceration
Noun
26733ciclomotor
moped
Noun
26734ahuecar
to hollow out
Verb
26735disonante
dissonant
Adjective
26736veterinaria
veterinary science
Noun
26737coránico
qur'anic
Adjective
26738bacteriológico
bacteriological
Adjective
26739conversador
conversationalist
Noun
26740sobrecosto
cost overrun
Noun
26741cavernoso
cavernous
Adjective
26742parloteo
chattering; chatter
Noun
26743ultramarino
overseas
Adjective
26744babero
bib
Noun
26745bicha
beer, brew; cocaine paste; critter; mermaid
Noun
26746atronador
thunderous; stunning
Adjective
26747quemador
burner (for cooking)
Noun
26748optativa
compulsory elective subject chosen from a set list
Adjective
26749hebreo
Hebrew person; Hebrew (language)
Noun
26750confitar
to candy; cook in sugar
Verb
26751andante
roamer (one who roams); a tempo mark directing that a passage is to be played in a moderately slow tempo; faster than adagio but slower than allegretto; a passage having this mark
Noun
26752digresión
digression
Noun
26753mariquera
bullshit; faff
Noun
26754intemporal
intemporal, timeless
Adjective
26755grumete
crew (non-officer nautical personnel); cabin boy
Noun
26756palero
a person who works with a spade, shovel, bat or paddle in various ways; a vendor; a gardener; a stoker or shoveller (in the engine room); a cleaner; shill (accomplice of a con artist); wild asparagus; pigweed
Noun
26757escarchar
to frost
Verb
26758maliense
Malian
Adjective
26759fisiólogo
physiologist
Noun
26760sitiador
besieging
Adjective
26761maderable
wood-producing
Adjective
26762vérselas
to deal with
Verb
26763patas
devil; Satan
Noun
26764embrujado
bewitched, haunted
Adjective
26765pisano
Pisan (native or inhabitant of Pisa)
Adjective
26766puya
fudge (euphemism of the interjection puta (“fuck!”))
Interjection
26767prejuiciar
to prejudice (cause prejudice)
Verb
26768pellet
pellet (projectile)
Noun
26769topógrafo
topographer
Noun
26770catracho
Honduran
Adjective
26771chiflado
nuts, nutty, crazy, wacky, loony, screwy, batty, daft, cuckoo, barmy, dotty
Adjective
26772brocado
brocade
Noun
26773pastún
Pashtun (relating to the Pashtun people or their language Pashto)
Adjective
26774amaestrar
to train, school, drill (an animal)
Verb
26775extrínseco
extrinsic (not being an inherent characteristic of a thing itself)
Adjective
26776tricampeón
three-time champion; one who has won a championship three times
Noun
26777aspaviento
fuss, ado
Noun
26778inespecífico
unspecific
Adjective
26779hinduista
Hindu
Adjective
26780ebanista
cabinetmaker; joiner
Noun
26781niñero
babysitter (male)
Noun
26782gangrenar
to gangrene; to be gangrenous
Verb
26783mostacho
big mustache
Noun
26784zódiac
RIB, motorized rubber dinghy
Noun
26785cuadriculado
squared, grid (marked out with a grid); narrow-minded, rigid, inflexible, stuck in one's ways (having restricted or rigid views, and being unreceptive to new ideas.)
Adjective
26786fenomenológico
phenomenological
Adjective
26787fraccionario
fractional
Adjective
26788frenazo
sudden or violent braking of a vehicle
Noun
26789guanche
Guanche (ancient inhabitant of the Canary Islands); Guanche (language)
Noun
26790banquito
stool
Noun
26791chono
Chono
Adjective
26792costillar
rib (cut of meat enclosing rib bones)
Noun
26793irreemplazable
irreplaceable
Adjective
26794apalancar
to raise or open with a lever; to hide, put out of sight; to settle down, to get comfortable, to chill
Verb
26795empecinar
to smear with mud; to be stubborn, to insist; to get (something) into one's head
Verb
26796bandoneón
bandoneon (a small Latin American accordion played with buttons which is frequently used in tango ensembles)
Noun
26797ídem
indicates the speaker agrees with a recently expressed sentiment; ditto
Interjection
26798ídem
the same; the same thing; idem
Pronoun
26799grosella
currant (fruit of bushes of the genus Ribes)
Noun
26800mariconada
buffoonery; folly; idiocy
Noun