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Words 30401–30500
30401subyugación
subjugation; domination
Noun
30402biblioteconomía
library science
Noun
30403posverdad
post-truth
Noun
30404admisibilidad
admissibility
Noun
30405extremaunción
last rites
Noun
30406roel
roundel
Noun
30407desposesión
dispossession
Noun
30408pecha
tribute
Noun
30409fluencia
yield (engineering)
Noun
30410rascón
rail (bird)
Noun
30411revalidación
revalidation
Noun
30412papus
pappus
Noun
30413BTT
initialism of bicicleta todo terreno; mountain bike
Noun
30414ZEC
initialism of Zona Especial Canaria (“special Canarian zone”), a low tax scheme on the Canary Islands; initialism of zona especial de conservación
Noun
30415cachucha
cachucha; baseball cap; vulva; vagina
Noun
30416vejestorio
old fogey, dodo, fuddy-duddy (very old person); very old object
Noun
30417monotributista
of or relating to the Monotributo tax system
Adjective
30418recobro
recovery
Noun
30419entrecruzamiento
crossover; cross-link
Noun
30420semitono
semitone
Noun
30421formalista
formalist
Adjective
30422comportamental
behavioural
Adjective
30423telegrafista
telegraphist
Noun
30424extranjerismo
loanword, foreign word, borrowing; foreignism (fondness for foreign cultures)
Noun
30425eucariota
eukaryote
Noun
30426histograma
histogram
Noun
30427cañadón
deep ravine
Noun
30428ricura
deliciousness; delight, pleasure
Noun
30429cerbatana
blowgun; blowpipe; peashooter; nodeweed (Synedrella nodiflora)
Noun
30430ponedora
layer; laying hen
Noun
30431erógeno
erogenous
Adjective
30432bienamado
beloved
Adjective
30433cimitarra
scimitar
Noun
30434diastólico
diastolic (pertaining to a diastole)
Adjective
30435pajizo
covered or made of straw; yellowish, straw (color)
Adjective
30436canijo
kid; whippersnapper; shorty; weed; wuss; pussy; badass
Noun
30437soñoliento
sleepy; somniferous, soporific
Adjective
30438bermudas
Bermudas (shorts)
Noun
30439brazuca
Brazilian
Adjective
30440bosquecillo
copse, thicket
Noun
30441sumarísimo
extremely brief
Adjective
30442torcido
twist, curl
Noun
30443acicalar
to groom; to polish, to preen; to smarten oneself up, to preen oneself, to spruce up oneself
Verb
30444numismático
numismatic
Adjective
30445metatarsiano
metatarsal
Adjective
30446parrafada
sermon; long boring talk; a long text, a big paragraph; chat; heart to heart
Noun
30447encañonar
to aim; to channel, to guide, to lead
Verb
30448concatenar
to concatenate
Verb
30449victoriano
Victorian (native or inhabitant of the city of Victoria, capital of British Columbia, Canada or the state of Victoria, Australia) (usually male)
Noun
30450melenudo
long-haired
Adjective
30451inentendible
incomprehensible
Adjective
30452crepitar
to crackle
Verb
30453urogallo
wood grouse
Noun
30454facilón
easy, trivial, facile
Adjective
30455abrillantar
to shine, polish
Verb
30456civilizador
civilizing
Adjective
30457gobiernista
governmental
Adjective
30458levantón
raising
Adjective
30459multiforme
multiform
Adjective
30460doblador
bending (a motion or action that bends)
Adjective
30461anticristiano
anti-Christian
Adjective
30462catamarqueño
of, from or relating to the city of San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca or surrounding Catamarca province, Argentina
Adjective
30463jorobar
to annoy; to be annoying
Verb
30464cardenalicio
cardinal
Adjective
30465caseína
casein
Noun
30466bañero
lifeguard; bathhouse worker
Noun
30467corro
ring, circle (of people, held hand to hand)
Noun
30468sobrecalentar
to overheat
Verb
30469paquidermo
pachydermatous
Adjective
30470antibacterial
antibacterial
Adjective
30471yacaré
caiman
Noun
30472economato
company store, commissary; bursar
Noun
30473teleconferencia
teleconference
Noun
30474preindustrial
preindustrial
Adjective
30475planchado
ironing (laundry to be or that has been ironed)
Noun
30476lipstick
lipstick
Noun
30477cochinero
for the pigs; suitable for feeding pigs
Adjective
30478abarrote
packing; groceries
Noun
30479espasmódico
spasmodic
Adjective
30480expulso
expelled; banished
Adjective
30481estrangulador
strangling
Adjective
30482venerando
venerable
Adjective
30483alféizar
windowsill, ledge
Noun
30484circunvalar
to ring; to circle (around a town)
Verb
30485incordiar
to bug, pester, tick off
Verb
30486democratizador
democratizing
Adjective
30487piélago
the open sea; pelagic waters; the sea; something vast, countless, innumerable; pond, reservoir
Noun
30488quera
woodworm
Noun
30489velocímetro
speedometer (a device that indicates the speed of a vehicle)
Noun
30490sonrosar
to color pink
Verb
30491pajarera
coop or large cage for birds; very small room or house
Noun
30492rionegrino
of, from or relating to the province of Río Negro, Argentina
Adjective
30493reverdecer
to become green again, go green again; to revive, reanimate
Verb
30494recopilador
compiler, collator
Noun
30495romanista
Romanist
Noun
30496chorra
fluke!, lucky! (Used to complain when an opponent gets unfairly lucky, such as making a lucky shot in sports, in opposition to hard work or skill.)
Interjection
30497ulular
to ululate; to wail; to howl; to hoot
Verb
30498zoomorfo
zoomorphic
Adjective
30499tréboles
clubs (a suit of cards, ♣)
Noun
30500ciático
sciatic nerve
Noun