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Words 28301–28400
28301hotspot
hot spot
Noun
28302pírrico
Pyrrhic
Adjective
28303guatón
paunchy, fat
Adjective
28304rumbero
rumba
Adjective
28305difamador
defamatory; slanderous
Adjective
28306antropogénico
anthropogenic
Adjective
28307fotomulta
traffic camera (camera that takes photos of cars violating traffic rules)
Noun
28308premolar
premolar
Adjective
28309cabezuela
Globularia vulgaris; Mantisalca salmantica; flower head; a less fine flour obtained from wheat after flour has already been produced from it; a second sediment of wine two to three months after racking; nitwit
Noun
28310dieléctrico
dielectric
Adjective
28311psicofísico
psychophysical
Adjective
28312plebeyo
commoner; plebeian; Ash-breasted sierra finch (Geospizopsis plebejus)
Noun
28313lamparita
lightbulb
Noun
28314aguador
water carrier; water seller
Noun
28315paki
Pakistani; Paki shop
Noun
28316furtivo
poacher
Noun
28317namibio
Namibian
Noun
28318recipiente
recipient
Adjective
28319chapotear
splash, splatter, dabble
Verb
28320almorávide
Almoravid
Noun
28321computable
computable
Adjective
28322actuador
actuator
Noun
28323abarrotado
overcrowded (containing too many occupants for an area of its size)
Adjective
28324bahiano
of, from or relating to Bay Islands
Adjective
28325menudencia
trifle; worthless thing; smallness; tininess; minuteness; exactness; meticulousness; offal
Noun
28326apercibimiento
warning, notice
Noun
28327despeñadero
cliff
Noun
28328tasca
bar; inn; drinking hole
Noun
28329poblada
mob; crowd
Noun
28330martirologio
martyrology
Noun
28331fosar
to dig a hole or moat
Verb
28332manómetro
manometer (instrument used to measure pressure in a fluid)
Noun
28333encarnizado
bloody, brutal
Adjective
28334enclenque
sickly, unhealthy (frequently ill); feeble, weak, delicate, wimpy
Adjective
28335revisable
revisable
Adjective
28336chance
maybe, perchance, perhaps or possibly
Conjunction
28337aductor
adductor
Noun
28338maleducar
to spoil; coddle
Verb
28339orientativo
indicative; ballpark
Adjective
28340rugosidad
roughness
Noun
28341tibial
tibial
Adjective
28342negador
denier (person who denies something)
Adjective
28343currante
hard-working
Adjective
28344ollero
maker or seller of pots, pans, kettles, etc. or other clay objects, potter
Noun
28345avivamiento
revival
Noun
28346barquillo
ice cream cone; crispy rolled wafer pastry originating in Spain
Noun
28347micción
urination
Noun
28348charro
coarse, vulgar; rustic; of, from or relating to the city of Salamanca or surrounding province, Castile and León, Spain
Adjective
28349americanismo
Americanism (linguistic feature), as; A feature encountered in the Spanish spoken in any of various countries of the Americas.; A feature encountered in the Spanish spoken in the United States of America: angloamericanismo.
Noun
28350extrusión
extrusion
Noun
28351privatizador
privatization
Adjective
28352entintar
to ink
Verb
28353ventrílocuo
ventriloquist
Noun
28354disparejo
uneven; bumpy; disparate; inhomogeneous; dissimilar
Adjective
28355inescrutable
inscrutable
Adjective
28356reverberación
reverberation
Noun
28357achicoria
chicory
Noun
28358avecindar
to admit as a resident; to approach; come up
Verb
28359encorvado
hunched; curved
Adjective
28360oscurecimiento
darkening, dimming
Noun
28361machirulo
male chauvinist, macho
Noun
28362individualisto
individualistic
Adjective
28363motorizado
motorized
Adjective
28364modificable
modifiable
Adjective
28365crema
cream, creamy (cream-colored)
Adjective
28366antibacteriano
antibacterial
Adjective
28367rupturista
groundbreaking
Adjective
28368redoma
flask; traffic circle, roundabout
Noun
28369refunfuñar
to grumble; to blather, mumble (speak gibberish)
Verb
28370zoque
Zoque
Adjective
28371desganado
gumptionless, sluggish; sad; hungerless
Adjective
28372leitmotiv
leitmotif (a recurring melodic theme in an opera); leitmotif (recurring theme)
Noun
28373lifting
lifting, facelift
Noun
28374caucus
caucus
Noun
28375paprika
paprika (spice)
Noun
28376touché
touché
Adjective
28377vanadio
vanadium
Noun
28378sah
shah (king of Persia)
Noun
28379tute
tute (card game); a trick-taking play in the same game, combining four kings or four knights; strife
Noun
28380recato
modesty, reservation
Noun
28381nudismo
nudism
Noun
28382bombín
bowler hat, derby; cylinder (of a lock)
Noun
28383terraplenar
to terrace
Verb
28384ultimado
synonym of último
Adjective
28385infantilismo
infantilism
Noun
28386sexting
sexting
Noun
28387centralmente
centrally
Adverb
28388perpendicularmente
perpendicularly
Adverb
28389actualidades
current events
Noun
28390tolueno
toluene
Noun
28391gozos
verses
Noun
28392permacultura
permaculture
Noun
28393capela
only used in a capela
Noun
28394romanización
romanization
Noun
28395persistentemente
persistently
Adverb
28396entrecejo
glabella (the space between the eyebrows)
Noun
28397córtex
cortex
Noun
28398espeleología
speleology (Branch of science in which examines caves); spelunking
Noun
28399infortunadamente
unfortunately; regrettably
Adverb
28400pimpinela
any plant of the genus Pimpinella; anise and its close relatives; any of certain South American plants of the genus Acaena.
Noun