28202telemedicinatelemedicine (transfer of medical information via telecommunication technologies)
Noun
28205escapismoescapism (attempting to avoid reality); escapology, escape artistry
Noun
28206galimatíasgibberish, nonsense, jumble; gallimaufry
Noun
28210espineltrotline (long fishing line)
Noun
28213tragaperrasslot machine (US), fruit machine (UK); cash grab
Noun
28214cabronazoa sharp blow, punch or strike; thump; thwack; whack; bash
Noun
28218santiaménjiffy, jiff, flash, short time, moment, lickety-split
Noun
28227cesteríabasketry, basket making; basket shop; wickerwork
Noun
28231Ojaa short river in Northern Spain
Noun
28234porfissynonym of porfi, pretty please
Adverb
28238sácateget out!; do not dare!, do not even think it!; forget it!
Interjection
28239fisgónnosy; snooping
Adjective
28240mangonearto be bossy; to loiter; to meddle
Verb
28241yoFreud's concept of the ego
Noun
28242colethair tie, ponytail holder, ponytailer, hair elastic, bobble, hair boble
Noun
28243lipolipo (liposuction)
Noun
28245cascajogravel (piece); nuts (various shelled fruit); junk; coin made of copper and silver
Noun
28247precarizarto make precarious; to casualize
Verb
28250vacuoempty; vacant
Adjective
28251reelaborarto remake, to recreate, to reproduce
Verb
28252andorranoAndorran (of, from or relating to Andorra)
Adjective
28255humearto smoke (to give off smoke); to steam
Verb
28259selladorsealing (that seals)
Adjective
28260cotillagossip, busybody, nosy; corset
Noun
28263travaa transvestite or trans woman
Noun
28265compadrazgoco-godparenthood or joint sponsorship of a godchild or ritual object; relation or connection of parents with the godparents of one's child; kinship; companionship; fellowship
Noun
28266desabridobland, tasteless (lacking taste)
Adjective
28267maracuchosynonym of maracaibero
Adjective
28270defenestrarto defenestrate; to fire; to expel someone from a position of power
Verb
28271napolitanoNeapolitan (person); Neapolitan (language)
Noun
28273taqueríataqueria (restaurant specializing in tacos)
Noun
28274raudonimble, fleet-footed, swift
Adjective
28278mambía Cuban independence soldier who fought in the Ten Years' War and the Cuban War of Independence against Spain
Noun
28281ornitólogoornithologist (expert in ornithology)
Noun
28282zapallitoa small round summer squash, similar in color and taste to zucchini (Cucurbita maxima var. zapallito)
Noun
28283campanteunfazed, indifferent; outstanding; satisfied, pleased with oneself; cheerful, buoyant
Adjective
28284ondinaundine, water sprite
Noun
28285arabescoarabesque (ornamental design used in Islamic Art)
Noun
28287saudadethe feeling of missing something or someone
Noun
28288cascoterubble (broken remains of an object)
Noun
28290medianíamidpoint, midway point; middle man
Noun
28292cimarto crop; to cut shorter (removing the top)
Verb
28295saúcoelder (tree)
Noun
28299momiolean; on the right wing
Adjective