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Words 29301–29400
29301expeditivo
expeditious, prompt, efficient
Adjective
29302chinchar
to pester, bother; to kill
Verb
29303yerna
daughter-in-law
Noun
29304configurable
configurable
Adjective
29305rootear
to root
Verb
29306pekinés
Pekingese
Adjective
29307poser
poser (person who pretends to be a fan of something for clout)
Noun
29308teletipo
teletype; a news made by a news agency that sends to other media (newspaper, tv)
Noun
29309esteroideo
steroidal
Adjective
29310desvivirse
to long, yearn; crave; to deeply care; to go out of one's way
Verb
29311palada
a shovelful, a spadeful; a strike with a spade
Noun
29312guera
gerah (ancient Hebrew unit of weight and currency)
Noun
29313esputo
sputum
Noun
29314rodillazo
kneeing, a hit or push with a knee
Noun
29315albero
type of crushed rock applied over gardens and bullring arenas; arena; dishrag
Noun
29316mamba
mamba
Noun
29317leotardo
leotard
Noun
29318estoque
rapier; the tip of a sword; sword used to kill the bull; gladiolus
Noun
29319juma
only used in se juma, third-person singular present indicative of jumarse; only used in te ... juma, syntactic variant of júmate, second-person singular imperative of jumarse
Verb
29320sólito
accustomed, used to
Adjective
29321orín
rust (caused by moisture); urine
Noun
29322insinuante
insinuating, suggestive
Adjective
29323sobrero
synonym of alcornoque; reserve bull; envelope maker
Noun
29324chicuelo
kid; child
Noun
29325recalcular
to recalculate
Verb
29326picaflor
hummingbird; womanizer, flirt
Noun
29327pústula
pustule
Noun
29328llameante
flaming, blazing
Adjective
29329onomástica
onomastics (branch of lexicology devoted to the study of names); name day
Noun
29330radioescucha
listener to the radio
Noun
29331contratapa
back cover
Noun
29332algarroba
carob (fruit of the carob tree)
Noun
29333aterosclerosis
atherosclerosis
Noun
29334retahíla
string, series
Noun
29335tsotsil
Tzotzil (person); Tzotzil (language)
Noun
29336idus
ides
Noun
29337sebáceo
sebaceous
Adjective
29338frote
rub; rubbing
Noun
29339incorrupto
incorrupt
Adjective
29340sufriente
suffering
Adjective
29341contralto
contralto
Noun
29342loor
praise
Noun
29343alharaca
clamour, vociferation; fuss
Noun
29344sarga
twill; any of a number of plants
Noun
29345licorería
liquor store
Noun
29346tratadista
treatise writer
Noun
29347covalente
covalent
Adjective
29348exmandatario
former leader
Noun
29349batucada
batucada
Noun
29350tato
alright, that is all, OKAY, that’s it
Interjection
29351tato
big brother
Noun
29352misericordioso
a merciful person
Noun
29353inicuo
iniquitous, nefarious
Adjective
29354cosificar
to reify; to objectify
Verb
29355clavadista
diver
Noun
29356camisola
camisole; jersey (sports shirt)
Noun
29357tetraciclina
tetracycline
Noun
29358parpar
to quack
Verb
29359avemaría
Hail Mary; Angelus; Hail Mary (act done in desperation with little chance of success)
Noun
29360burra
bicycle
Noun
29361florístico
flower; floral
Adjective
29362legista
skilled in law; legist
Adjective
29363mentalista
mentalist
Noun
29364zine
zine
Noun
29365antecámara
antechamber
Noun
29366atrapante
captivating
Adjective
29367milimétrico
millimetric
Adjective
29368testero
forehead; bedhead
Noun
29369xenón
xenon
Noun
29370nitroglicerina
nitroglycerine
Noun
29371sexología
sexology
Noun
29372armoniosamente
harmoniously
Adverb
29373gnosis
gnosis
Noun
29374voseo
in Spanish dialects, the use of the pronoun vos as opposed to tú
Noun
29375asocial
asocial
Adjective
29376subprime
subprime
Adjective
29377piu
pew (Onomatopoeia for gunfire)
Interjection
29378alambique
still (device for distilling liquids); alembic
Noun
29379figurativamente
figuratively
Adverb
29380cachimba
tobacco pipe; hookah
Noun
29381estrépito
noise, clattering
Noun
29382disforia
dysphoria
Noun
29383ardientemente
ardently
Adverb
29384infelizmente
unfortunately, sadly
Adverb
29385presencialmente
presentially
Adverb
29386neopreno
neoprene; wetsuit
Noun
29387acicate
spur (implement for prodding a horse); incentive, spur (anything that inspires or motivates)
Noun
29388chamullo
a story of little truth; the art of telling lies
Noun
29389animadamente
animatedly, jauntily
Adverb
29390estupefacción
stupefaction, astonishment
Noun
29391presteza
alacrity; promptness
Noun
29392apesadumbrado
saddened; grief-stricken
Adjective
29393precariamente
precariously
Adverb
29394magnanimidad
magnanimity
Noun
29395helicoide
helicoid
Noun
29396otorrinolaringología
otorhinolaryngology
Noun
29397comidilla
talk of the town
Noun
29398asilado
asylee
Noun
29399anidación
nesting
Noun
29400polipropileno
polypropylene
Noun