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Words 29601–29700
29601basculante
That pivots horizontally or vertically; hinged.; Swinging or oscillating.
Adjective
29602crupier
croupier
Noun
29603pluricultural
multicultural, pluricultural
Adjective
29604lindeza
prettiness; niceness; decentness
Noun
29605gafas
eyeglasses
Noun
29606cómo
how
Noun
29607socialcristiano
Christian Socialist
Noun
29608fetua
fatwa (legal opinion, decree or ruling issued by a mufti)
Noun
29609lactar
to breastfeed; to suck
Verb
29610guanábana
soursop, custard apple (fruit, Annona montana)
Noun
29611subprograma
subprogram
Noun
29612berza
cabbage
Noun
29613indiviso
undivided
Adjective
29614descosido
unraveled, undone, apart, disconnected
Adjective
29615pertrechar
to outfit (supply with equipment)
Verb
29616sobreactuar
to overact, ham it up
Verb
29617autorretratarse
to make a self-portrait
Verb
29618malcriado
one who is spoiled; one who is misbehaving, badly behaved
Noun
29619apresamiento
imprisonment
Noun
29620crepa
crêpe
Noun
29621cocinado
cooked
Adjective
29622rajadura
crack
Noun
29623avisador
messenger
Noun
29624cigala
Norway lobster (Nephrops norvegicus)
Noun
29625tocata
toccata; beating; whooping; record player
Noun
29626cubital
cubital
Adjective
29627caligrafiar
to write using calligraphy
Verb
29628guaso
impolite; coarse; rude
Adjective
29629chapitel
spire
Noun
29630rosetón
rose window (circular window)
Noun
29631contribuidor
contributing
Adjective
29632metiche
nosy, meddlesome
Adjective
29633lutita
lutite
Noun
29634epigenético
epigenetic (of or relating to epigenetics)
Adjective
29635complicadísimo
Very complicated; hard as hell
Adjective
29636reproducible
reproducible; playable (capable of being to play a song)
Adjective
29637claustrofóbico
claustrophobic (inducing or suffering from claustrophobia)
Adjective
29638pleamar
high tide
Noun
29639arroje
flyman
Noun
29640bravío
wild, untamed; wild; uncouth; choppy, wild
Adjective
29641plaquetario
platelet
Adjective
29642stiletto
stiletto
Noun
29643entreverar
to mix
Verb
29644espamear
to spam
Verb
29645ciruja
person who lives off of trash
Noun
29646latine
Latin American, a gender-neutral form of latino/latina
Adjective
29647continuista
someone who advocates for the status quo (politically, socially, etc); script supervisor
Noun
29648tucano
Tucanoan
Adjective
29649fogonero
fireman (in steam engine)
Noun
29650descollar
to stand out, excel
Verb
29651reeducar
to re-educate
Verb
29652chacarera
chacarera
Noun
29653filtrante
filtering
Adjective
29654prendedor
button (a badge worn on clothes); barrette
Noun
29655miedoso
scaredy-cat, coward
Noun
29656traumatizado
traumatized
Adjective
29657impávido
fearless
Adjective
29658menosprecio
underestimation
Noun
29659readmitir
to reallow, allow back
Verb
29660parquear
to park (to bring a vehicle to a halt in a specified place)
Verb
29661buseta
microbus
Noun
29662cefálico
cephalic
Adjective
29663folíolo
leaflet
Noun
29664efector
effecting
Adjective
29665europeísta
Europeanist
Noun
29666sablazo
slash or thrust with a sword; sword wound; scrounging for money; rip-off/ripoff, overcharge (an unfair or exorbitant price or rate)
Noun
29667fenólico
phenolic
Adjective
29668anfibio
amphibian
Noun
29669hierático
hieratic
Adjective
29670dilatorio
delaying, dilatory
Adjective
29671ondulatorio
undulating; wave
Adjective
29672glomerular
glomerular
Adjective
29673igbo
Igbo
Adjective
29674antiácido
antacid
Adjective
29675fumigador
fumigator (one who fumigates); fumigator (an apparatus for fumigating); sprayer (a device, machine or vehicle used for spraying, where are used for projection only of weed killers, pest maintenance chemicals, not for water and crop performance materials)
Noun
29676recamar
to emboss, embroider
Verb
29677bonista
bond holder
Noun
29678orwelliano
Orwellian
Adjective
29679explotable
exploitable
Adjective
29680panóptico
panoptic
Adjective
29681mantón
shawl
Noun
29682teresiano
Teresian
Adjective
29683psicopedagógico
psychopedagogic
Adjective
29684tarasco
Tarascan
Adjective
29685cambista
money changer; banker
Noun
29686codirigir
to codirect
Verb
29687copresidente
co-presiding
Adjective
29688cítara
zither (musical instrument)
Noun
29689ralentización
a slowing, a slowing down: the action or effect of slowing something down
Noun
29690biotecnológica
biotechnology
Noun
29691chana
Term applied to a lower‐class woman not desired for a longer relationship
Noun
29692jódete
fuck you!
Interjection
29693ME
initialism of muerte encefálica (“brain death”)
Noun
29694marsopa
porpoise
Noun
29695sacapuntas
pencil sharpener, sharpener
Noun
29696galga
greyhound bitch
Noun
29697saladero
a room or building (often a the slaughterhouse itself) where meat is cured by drying and salting
Noun
29698voladora
a small bus used for public transportation
Noun
29699cadavérico
cadaveric; cadaverous, corpselike
Adjective
29700hispir
to make spongy, become spongy; to swell
Verb