Most common Spanish words

57282 words

Words 29801–29900

29801rapper

rapper (hip-hop performer)

Noun

29802esposado

newlywed

Noun

29803ultracatólico

ultra-Catholic

Adjective

29804torrero

lighthouse keeper

Noun

29805artesa

kneading trough

Noun

29806descentrado

off-centre

Adjective

29807delineante

draftsperson

Noun

29808sismógrafo

seismograph, seismometer

Noun

29809octógono

octagonal

Adjective

29810pitahaya

pitaya, dragon fruit

Noun

29811vasodilatador

vasodilating

Adjective

29812moralismo

moralism

Noun

29813liberalidad

liberality

Noun

29814autoconvocarse

to set up a meeting oneself

Verb

29815desteñir

to fade

Verb

29816antiespañol

anti-Spanish

Adjective

29817enchapar

to veneer

Verb

29818ampliable

expandable

Adjective

29819deslumbramiento

dazzling, dazzle, glare, blinding (from glaring lights); confusion, bewilderment, bafflement, bedazzlement; blindness

Noun

29820intercomunicador

intercom, talkback, doorphone

Noun

29821quiropráctico

chiropractic

Adjective

29822hilacha

loose thread, shred of fabric

Noun

29823indetenible

unstoppable

Adjective

29824gasista

gas

Adjective

29825autocine

drive-in (outdoor cinema)

Noun

29826socioambiental

socioenvironmental

Adjective

29827claúsula

clause (part of a contract); clause

Noun

29828chamánico

shamanic

Adjective

29829sinérgico

synergistic

Adjective

29830umbra

shade, shadow

Noun

29831equidistancia

equidistance

Noun

29832fashionista

fashionista

Noun

29833caladero

fishing ground; hunting ground

Noun

29834hidromasaje

hydromassage

Noun

29835electorero

electioneering

Adjective

29836licenciatario

licensee

Noun

29837necropsia

necropsy, autopsy

Noun

29838inmanente

immanent, inherent (naturally part of something)

Adjective

29839tejemaneje

intrigue, scheme; corruption, graft; fiddle, shady deal (fraud); knack

Noun

29840formoseño

of, from or relating to the city of Formosa or surrounding Formosa province, Argentina

Adjective

29841migar

to crumble

Verb

29842lumi

slut; slag; hussy (prostitute)

Noun

29843yesca

tinder

Noun

29844fécula

starch (powdery substance extracted from plants)

Noun

29845titubeante

stuttering; hesitating

Adjective

29846onceavo

eleventh

Adjective

29847choquear

to shock

Verb

29848artiguista

of José Gervasio Artigas; Artigas's

Adjective

29849chorlito

plover (bird); scatterbrain, airhead

Noun

29850ristra

string; ristra

Noun

29851farmacocinética

pharmacokinetics

Noun

29852pecero

member of the Partido Comunista de España

Noun

29853velociraptor

velociraptor

Noun

29854anarcosindicalista

anarcho-syndicalist

Adjective

29855fonograma

phonogram

Noun

29856recamarar

to chamber (a gun)

Verb

29857identificatorio

identifying

Adjective

29858impagado

unpaid

Adjective

29859cabalístico

cabalistic

Adjective

29860gerundense

of, from or relating to the city of Girona, Catalonia, Spain

Adjective

29861macanudo

groovy, easy going, smooth; great, extraordinary, magnificent; pretentious, ostentatious

Adjective

29862bloggero

blogger

Noun

29863rallador

grater

Noun

29864oftálmico

ophthalmic

Adjective

29865bivalvo

bivalve

Noun

29866matancero

of, from or relating to Matanzas

Adjective

29867vendible

saleable, sellable

Adjective

29868manierista

Mannerist

Noun

29869fritanga

fried food, greasy food; frying

Noun

29870bactericida

bactericidal

Adjective

29871intersticio

interstice

Noun

29872hornalla

stove heating element; burner

Noun

29873contramarcha

turnaround, turnabout

Noun

29874mercurial

mercurial

Adjective

29875filetear

to fillet; to thread (a needle)

Verb

29876almenado

embattled, fortified

Adjective

29877motete

motet; pack

Noun

29878retenedor

retainer

Noun

29879salvataje

rescue, salvage

Noun

29880mipyme

SME (small and medium-sized enterprise)

Noun

29881topping

topping (of food)

Noun

29882chero

close friend, pal; intimate friend; inseparable companion

Noun

29883bienhechor

benefactor, welldoer

Noun

29884queratina

keratin

Noun

29885junípero

juniper

Noun

29886observante

observant

Adjective

29887botarga

bottarga; a type of clownish fancy dress costume or outfit, mascot suit; a person who wears the costume; a type of old-fashioned trousers or pantaloons

Noun

29888polarizador

polarizing

Adjective

29889plebiscitario

plebiscitary

Adjective

29890barbo

barbel

Noun

29891monetarista

monetarist

Adjective

29892policarbonato

polycarbonate

Noun

29893autodidacto

autodidactic

Adjective

29894pseudocientífico

pseudoscientific (not scientific, though purporting to be scientific)

Adjective

29895collarín

surgical collar; ruff (circular frill or ruffle on a garment)

Noun

29896apeadero

halt (minor railway station)

Noun

29897casería

synonym of caserío; clientele

Noun

29898enjabonar

to lather; to soap; to flatter

Verb

29899parafilia

paraphilia

Noun

29900vizcacha

viscacha (a South American rodent, native to the Andes)

Noun

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