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Words 28701–28800
28701vigués
of, from or relating to the city of Vigo, Galicia, Spain
Adjective
28702antinuclear
antinuclear
Adjective
28703licántropo
werewolf, lycanthrope
Noun
28704corrillo
small group, subgroup; clique
Noun
28705ferrería
ironworks
Noun
28706gomero
of, from or relating to the island of La Gomera, Canary Islands, Spain
Adjective
28707tallador
carver; engraver; croupier (person who collects bets and pays out winnings at a gambling table)
Noun
28708acrónimo
acronym
Noun
28709petiso
shorty (short person); young child; short horse
Noun
28710abstemio
teetotal
Adjective
28711precintar
to parcel; to seal (close securely to prevent leakage)
Verb
28712coproducir
to coproduce
Verb
28713desprolijo
sloppy, messy, unkempt
Adjective
28714homoparental
same-sex (having parents of the same sex)
Adjective
28715villista
of Pancho Villa (a leader of the Mexican Revolution, living 1878-1923); Pancho Villa's
Adjective
28716ambidextro
ambidextrous
Adjective
28717brete
an unavoidable and inescapable predicament; job; difficult situation
Noun
28718antipersona
antipersonnel
Adjective
28719exmilitar
former soldier
Noun
28720cerrajería
a locksmith’s shop / store
Noun
28721motoneta
moped (lightweight, two-wheeled vehicle); motor scooter
Noun
28722aislador
insulating
Adjective
28723mezquinar
to skimp; be stingy; to dodge; get around; to let off; let off the hook
Verb
28724decimoctavo
eighteenth
Adjective
28725distingo
distinction; discrimination
Noun
28726botellín
flask (small bottle)
Noun
28727refrigerador
cooling, refrigerating, refrigerated
Adjective
28728operante
operating, operative, functional; influential
Adjective
28729exilado
exiled
Adjective
28730incubador
incubating
Adjective
28731matambre
a thin steak cut from the diaphragm muscles of a cow (rose meat), similar to a flank steak
Noun
28732coxis
coccyx, tailbone
Noun
28733velludo
hairy-bodied
Adjective
28734desenganchar
to unhitch
Verb
28735oquedad
hollow, hollow space, cavity, hole; insubstantiality (of speech or talk)
Noun
28736atarazana
shipyard, dockyard
Noun
28737impostergable
that cannot be put off or delayed
Adjective
28738chor
shorts (pantalón corto)
Noun
28739mangosta
mongoose
Noun
28740conspiranoico
of or pertaining to a conspiracy theory
Adjective
28741rastrillar
to harrow, rake; to scour, comb (search an area thoroughly)
Verb
28742frígido
frigid
Adjective
28743espoleta
fuse (for an explosive); wishbone (of a bird)
Noun
28744estimable
esteemed, admirable; estimable (capable of being estimated)
Adjective
28745animoso
courageous; lively, spirited
Adjective
28746lindura
prettiness; a pretty person or thing
Noun
28747papalote
kite (toy)
Noun
28748contracultural
contracultural
Adjective
28749compensador
compensatory
Adjective
28750despoblar
to depopulate
Verb
28751obturación
sealing, covering (of an opening or aperture)
Noun
28752ravioli
ravioli (type of Italian pasta and dish)
Noun
28753bondiola
a type of large, boiled, Italian sausage
Noun
28754chiquilín
a young boy
Noun
28755cesionario
assignee (one who has been assigned)
Noun
28756laico
layman
Noun
28757pupo
navel, belly button
Noun
28758vicecónsul
vice-consel
Noun
28759mimoso
cuddly
Adjective
28760colorrectal
colorectal
Adjective
28761monologar
to monologue
Verb
28762cizalla
bolt cutter; tin snips; throatless shear, lever shears, brench shears; rotary trimmer; shears, pair of shears, cutter
Noun
28763figurín
model; sketch; illustration; smart dresser; dandy
Noun
28764pendular
fickle; commuter (that commutes)
Adjective
28765gotero
eyedropper
Noun
28766polígono
polygonal
Adjective
28767culturismo
bodybuilding
Noun
28768platina
platinum; aluminium foil; stage (of a microscope)
Noun
28769juju
pussy, cunt, snatch (vagina)
Noun
28770entente
entente
Noun
28771sparring
sparring
Noun
28772hendido
cracked, cleft (palate)
Adjective
28773mimetismo
mimicry
Noun
28774anticlericalismo
anticlericalism
Noun
28775adueña
only used in se adueña, third-person singular present indicative of adueñarse; only used in te ... adueña, syntactic variant of aduéñate, second-person singular imperative of adueñarse
Verb
28776arrepientan
only used in se arrepientan, third-person plural present subjunctive of arrepentirse; only used in se ... arrepientan, syntactic variant of arrepiéntanse, third-person plural imperative of arrepentirse
Verb
28777tusa
stripped corncob; cigar rolled in a corn husk; cornsilk; mane (of a horse); pockmark; spite, resentment; trollop, bitch (woman)
Noun
28778indexado
indexed
Adjective
28779mutismo
muteness; mutism
Noun
28780lealmente
loyally
Adverb
28781embriología
embryology
Noun
28782histerectomía
hysterectomy
Noun
28783ambrosía
ambrosia (food of gods or delicious foods)
Noun
28784generala
a dice game similar to Yahtzee or poker dice
Noun
28785crudamente
crudely, roughly, harshly
Adverb
28786proteo
olm
Noun
28787tecnocracia
technocracy
Noun
28788rampla
trailer of a lorry
Noun
28789maqui
maqui, Chilean wineberry (Aristotelia chilensis).
Noun
28790videovigilancia
video surveillance, video monitoring, CCTV
Noun
28791substancialmente
substantially
Adverb
28792cortisona
cortisone
Noun
28793largada
start (of a race); starting line
Noun
28794hipertiroidismo
hyperthyroidism
Noun
28795autocomplacencia
self-satisfaction; complacency; self-pleasure
Noun
28796malhumor
bad mood, moodiness
Noun
28797belladona
deadly nightshade (Atropa belladonna)
Noun
28798primada
Typically action of a dope; gullibility
Noun
28799subestimación
underestimation
Noun
28800ejecutoria
final judgement, final ruling
Noun