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Words 26901–27000
26901irrefrenable
unrestricted, unrestrained, unstoppable
Adjective
26902revisitar
to revisit
Verb
26903rabínico
rabbinic; rabbinical (relating to rabbis)
Adjective
26904guanajuatense
of, from or relating to the state of Guanajuato, Mexico
Adjective
26905antihistamínico
antihistaminic
Adjective
26906diplomatura
diploma course
Noun
26907giroscopio
gyroscope
Noun
26908trampilla
hatchway, trapdoor
Noun
26909insuflar
to blow in air; to breathe (life into)
Verb
26910megalítico
megalithic
Adjective
26911agazapar
to seize, to grab; to crouch, to hunker down; to hide (presumably by crouching)
Verb
26912percentil
percentile
Noun
26913anticongelante
antifreeze
Noun
26914enmarañar
to tangle
Verb
26915prefrontal
prefrontal
Adjective
26916kuna
kuna
Noun
26917grancanario
of, from or relating to Gran Canaria
Adjective
26918carita
smiley, emoticon, emoji
Noun
26919ficcional
fiction; fictional (of or relating to fiction)
Adjective
26920transcendental
transcendental
Adjective
26921indetectable
undetectable
Adjective
26922azogar
to silver
Verb
26923desplegable
fold-out, folding, foldable, foldaway; pull-out; dropdown, pull-down
Adjective
26924saborizante
flavouring, flavoring
Noun
26925escarmentar
to punish severely, reprimand, rebuke; to learn a lesson
Verb
26926predictor
predictive
Adjective
26927autoescuela
driving school
Noun
26928caminero
road, street, path
Adjective
26929brocheta
skewer
Noun
26930papista
papist; a person who obeys the pope in all things
Noun
26931perceptor
recipient
Noun
26932desacertar
to be wrong
Verb
26933conurbado
in a conurbation
Adjective
26934chupado
very skinny; very easy, a piece of cake
Adjective
26935esnifar
to snort (inhale (usually a drug) through the nose)
Verb
26936cripto
crypto (cryptocurrency)
Noun
26937lobero
lupine
Adjective
26938afeitadora
electric shaver, electric razor
Noun
26939tajamar
starling, cutwater (structure of pilings that protects the piers of a bridge); levee, dike; mole (pigmented spot on the skin)
Noun
26940cachái
a question tag that adds emphasis to what was just said.
Interjection
26941balda
shelf (flat structure fixed to a wall); a cheap and worthless thing; a trinket, trifle
Noun
26942vitamínico
vitamin
Adjective
26943cursilería
corniness, mawkishness; something that is mawkish or corny
Noun
26944orográfico
orographic
Adjective
26945mamador
dicksucker
Noun
26946bodegón
still life
Noun
26947meditativo
meditative
Adjective
26948culero
badly
Adverb
26949terroso
earthy, muddy; earth
Adjective
26950congresal
congress
Adjective
26951autotransporte
trucking
Noun
26952insumiso
rebellious, rebelling
Adjective
26953encestar
to score a basket
Verb
26954incunable
incunable, incunabulum
Noun
26955capcioso
loaded, misleading, tricky, deceptive
Adjective
26956sacrílego
sacrilegious (committing or being sacrilege)
Adjective
26957convite
banquet, feast; wedding reception
Noun
26958ERE
layoff (dismissal of employees from their jobs because of tightened budgetary constraints or work shortag)
Noun
26959consustancial
consubstantial (of the same substance)
Adjective
26960agorero
pessimistic; ominous
Adjective
26961escribanía
office of a notary; notary (profession); secretary (type of desk)
Noun
26962estilismo
stylism
Noun
26963reevaluar
to reevaluate
Verb
26964linyera
tramp; bum; rolling stone; bundle of clothing, bindle
Noun
26965arabista
Arabist (a scholar who studies Arab or Arabic culture, politics or language); Arabist (one that wants to spread Arabic culture)
Noun
26966anémico
anemic
Adjective
26967bélgico
Belgian (from or native to Belgium); Belgian (pertaining to Belgium)
Adjective
26968cigoto
zygote
Noun
26969embravecido
choppy, rough
Adjective
26970trasiego
transfer; hustle and bustle; coming and going
Noun
26971estalactita
stalactite
Noun
26972guaje
foolish, stupid
Adjective
26973cánula
cannula (flexible tube used to feed or drain liquids or to provide oxygen)
Noun
26974abovedar
to vault, to arch
Verb
26975temporero
temporary worker, temp; seasonal worker
Noun
26976flavonoide
flavonoid
Noun
26977picadero
riding school; fuckpad; love nest (place for sexual relations)
Noun
26978tullir
to paralyze, cripple, maim; to freeze (to be affected by cold)
Verb
26979curaca
kuraka
Noun
26980aeróbic
aerobics (form of exercise)
Noun
26981géiser
geyser
Noun
26982sexteto
sextet
Noun
26983orejera
earflap; earmuff; blinder (for horses); earpad; ear armour; plug (jewellery for the ear)
Noun
26984mediapunta
false number nine, attacking midfielder
Noun
26985callampa
mushroom; penis
Noun
26986policlínico
clinical
Adjective
26987espadaña
bulrush, cattail (Typha latifolia); bell-gable
Noun
26988mácula
macula (spot near the center of the retina); stain (discolored spot or area)
Noun
26989desaguisado
outrageous
Adjective
26990calce
wedge, shim; tyre (steel); bottom, foot, lower margin (of a page); filling (of a tooth); chance, opportunity
Noun
26991citrato
citrate
Noun
26992reconfiguración
reconfiguration
Noun
26993anaeróbico
anaerobic
Adjective
26994cartela
cartouche
Noun
26995filatélico
philatelic
Adjective
26996reencarnado
reincarnated
Adjective
26997usable
usable
Adjective
26998pipeta
pipette (small glass tube used for transferring liquid); drinking straw
Noun
26999nubarrón
storm cloud
Noun
27000ajustador
fitter; bra (brassiere)
Noun