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Words 30201–30300
30201ilegítimamente
illegitimately
Adverb
30202precocidad
precociousness
Noun
30203izamiento
raising (of a flag, sail)
Noun
30204nené
kid; kiddo; young child
Noun
30205aniquilamiento
death squad
Noun
30206brucelosis
brucellosis
Noun
30207postmodernidad
postmodernity
Noun
30208prednisona
prednisone
Noun
30209pésimamente
extremely poorly
Adverb
30210nororiente
northeast
Adjective
30211termidor
Thermidor
Noun
30212duatlón
duathlon
Noun
30213no sé qué
je ne sais quoi
Noun
30214salutación
greeting; salutation; salutation
Noun
30215leo
Leo
Noun
30216plantador
planter; dibber, dibbler (person); dibber, dibble (tool)
Noun
30217alsaciano
Alsatian
Noun
30218recombinación
recombination
Noun
30219transpacífico
transpacific
Adjective
30220epazote
epazote
Noun
30221sustantivar
to substantivise
Verb
30222iterativo
repeating, repetitive; iterative
Adjective
30223impenitente
impenitent
Adjective
30224parcero
intimate friend, inseparable companion
Noun
30225facsimilar
facsimile
Adjective
30226contrapoder
an anti-establishment movement; a rebellion
Noun
30227electrostático
electrostatic
Adjective
30228trancazo
a hit with a stick; hit, blow, strike; flu; a roadblock; alcoholic drink; booze
Noun
30229tirabuzón
corkscrew (object for opening a bottle); spiral, curl; twist, corkscrew
Noun
30230bimensual
bimonthly
Adjective
30231insaturado
unsaturated
Adjective
30232falopero
druggie
Noun
30233eslabonar
to join
Verb
30234desmantelado
barren
Adjective
30235bengalí
Bengali (person); Bengali (language)
Noun
30236aconfesional
secular
Adjective
30237albaceteño
of, from or relating to Albacete
Adjective
30238pamplonés
of, from or relating to Pamplona
Adjective
30239albirrojo
associated with Curicó Unido, as a player, coach, fan etc.; associated with the Paraguay national football team
Adjective
30240toril
bullpen
Noun
30241fifí
fashion victim
Noun
30242equilátero
equilateral
Adjective
30243embriagante
intoxicating, heady, inebriating
Adjective
30244subrutina
subroutine
Noun
30245columnata
colonnade
Noun
30246picana
prod, cattle prod
Noun
30247dingo
dingo
Noun
30248chaquetero
turncoat; masturbator; wanker, especially a man
Noun
30249oleoso
oily
Adjective
30250dioxina
dioxin
Noun
30251nivelador
levelling
Adjective
30252quesería
cheese shop, cheese factory, cheesery
Noun
30253humorada
little joke, witticism
Noun
30254cataplasma
poultice, cataplasm
Noun
30255verraco
a male, uncastrated adult pig; a stone sculpture of a pig or other quadruped created by the pre-Roman inhabitants of Iberia, especially the Vettones; foolish, slovenly or misbehaving person; a stud, literally and figuratively; oftentimes used in the context of masculinity and machismo
Noun
30256gambeta
dribbling, dribble
Noun
30257lentes
eyeglasses
Noun
30258índico
Indian, East Indian; related to the Indian Ocean
Adjective
30259pronominal
reflexive; pronominal
Adjective
30260impagar
to fail to pay; to default
Verb
30261subcuenta
subaccount
Noun
30262ojeador
scout, talent scout, talent-spotter; beater
Noun
30263raquídeo
rachidian
Adjective
30264altisonante
high-sounding; pompous
Adjective
30265exjuez
former judge
Noun
30266falsete
falsetto (vocal register occupying the frequency range just above the modal voice)
Noun
30267camastro
pejorative of cama; outdoor lounge chair
Noun
30268rueca
distaff; spinning wheel
Noun
30269antropométrico
anthropometric (of or relating to anthropometry)
Adjective
30270problematizar
to make something problematic; to problematize
Verb
30271tomista
Thomist
Adjective
30272entreguista
traitor
Noun
30273augur
augur
Noun
30274duelista
duelist (a person who fights a duel)
Noun
30275secadero
drying
Adjective
30276sefardí
Sephardi
Noun
30277gamberro
hooligan, yob, lout (troublemaker)
Noun
30278defección
defection
Noun
30279engastar
to set, mount (a jewel)
Verb
30280enlodar
to cover with mud
Verb
30281desenrollar
to unroll
Verb
30282hórreo
granary (storehouse); an isolated, rectangular, wooden or rock building supported by columns, characteristic of the northwest of the Iberian peninsula and typically used to store grain or other agricultural produce
Noun
30283encolar
to paste, to glue
Verb
30284órdago
an all-or-nothing bet; an all-or-nothing challenge or defiance
Noun
30285diablura
prank
Noun
30286parisiense
Parisian
Adjective
30287keniata
Kenyan
Adjective
30288sprinter
sprinter
Noun
30289fotoeléctrico
photoelectric
Adjective
30290nacarado
nacreous, pearly; decorated or laden with nacre
Adjective
30291estornino
starling
Noun
30292ajetrear
to tire out (with hard work)
Verb
30293repostear
to repost
Verb
30294guardiamarina
second lieutenant
Noun
30295copal
copal (tree resin); any of several trees from which copal is extracted
Noun
30296enólogo
oenologist / enologist
Noun
30297perca
perch, Perca fluviatilis; bass
Noun
30298pretil
parapet (low wall); synonym of poyo (“bench”)
Noun
30299contumaz
obstinate, stubborn; diseased; in contempt of court, contumacious
Adjective
30300fardar
to show off, to boast, to brag; to look great
Verb