28101sayosmock; doublet
Noun
28103trashumantemigratory; transhumant (moving from winter to summer pasture)
Adjective
28106parquéparquet; stock exchange
Noun
28107verduleríagreengrocer's (UK), produce store (US), produce shop (US)
Noun
28109estremecimientoshudder, shuddering, flinch, trembling, shiver, quivering, quiver; thrill, frisson, tingling; spasm
Noun
28110aliñarto condiment, to season, to dress (food); to adorn, decorate; to prepare
Verb
28111vocálicovocal, vocalic (relating to or being a vowel)
Adjective
28112entuertowrong, injustice; afterpain
Noun
28115turolenseof, from or relating to Teruel
Adjective
28118codoselfish, avaricious, stingy
Adjective
28121enjutoshriveled; dry; withered, skinny, skin and bones
Adjective
28122valederovalid (well grounded or justifiable, pertinent)
Adjective
28123chichónjoking; having large breasts, big-breasted
Adjective
28125pisotónstamp; stomp (with the foot)
Noun
28127apostaderoplace where a rookery lives; naval station
Noun
28131trufarto stuff with truffles
Verb
28135rizocurl, lock (of hair); anything shaped like a curl of hair; highlight
Noun
28136pernilham leg of pork; knuckle of pork; dish made out of ham leg; chicken thigh and leg; pant leg
Noun
28137maduritaMILF (older sexually attractive woman)
Noun
28139onomásticoonomastic (relating to a personal or place name)
Adjective
28143piruloany large cone-shaped item; a spinning top; penis; years (of age); a walk (somewhere)
Noun
28144molidogrind or powder
Noun
28146ostiónoyster (particularly from genus Crassostrea), specially when prepared or served for food
Noun
28149élficoelvish, elfin
Adjective
28153fastoallowed (not forbidden); in accordance with the will of God; of a Roman religious holiday
Adjective
28154tocamientotouch; touching;. fondle; fondling (action of touching, especially unwanted); revelation; Eureka moment
Noun
28157interioridadinteriority (the state or quality of being private or interior to the person); private matters
Noun
28158tamila Tamil person, belonging to the Tamil people; Tamil (language)
Noun
28160hechiceroenchanting, bewitching
Adjective
28161parchearto patch; patch up; to touch up; grope; feel up
Verb
28162yetaJinxed, unlucky (of a person)
Adjective
28166dúctilductile; malleable; malleable; docile, gullible
Adjective
28167galeristagallerist (art gallery owner); art dealer
Noun
28168hullabituminous coal
Noun
28172arcabuzharquebus, musket; harquebusier
Noun
28174barra bravaMafia organisation that controls football-based businesses
Noun
28175maderistaMaderist (relating to or supporting Mexican president Francisco Ignacio Madero González)
Adjective
28176yerroerror, blunder
Noun
28180curtidotanned; weather-beaten, leathery (of skin); pickled; blackened by dirt, dirty
Adjective
28181bienvenidawelcome (when saying this to a female)
Interjection
28183regateoact of bartering or haggling
Noun
28184glotóngluttonous
Adjective
28185coletazoa hit/blow with a tail; final day, ending, last breath; a hit/blow with a ponytail
Noun
28194soporstupor, drowsiness, sluggishness
Noun
28196entreguerrasinterwar (the period of time between two wars)
Noun
28197hazaplot, parcel
Noun
28198oxímoronoxymoron (figure of speech)
Noun
28199valíwali (governor in an Islamic country)
Noun
28200chorreogush; spurt; squirt
Noun