31101maniáticocranky, crazy; pedantic, fussy
Adjective
31102cobayosynonym of cobaya
Noun
31103cribarto sieve, sift; to screen (e.g., for a disease)
Verb
31104cacheobody search; frisk; A palm tree of the genus Pseudophoenix.
Noun
31106risopleasant laugh
Noun
31107nocirto harm, damage
Verb
31109atenazarto hold in place (especially by means of a clamp, vice, etc.); to grip, paralyse (especially with fear)
Verb
31110pinitofirst steps (made by an infant)
Noun
31111desparejomismatched, uneven, unlevel
Adjective
31112paseadorwalker (one who walks an animal)
Noun
31113primorosoprime, excellent, ace (first in excellence, quality, or value)
Adjective
31118localizablelocalizable/localisable; available
Adjective
31120ayudantíaassistantship (position of employment as an assistant)
Noun
31126relatoríaOffice of the court reporter
Noun
31132santurrónsanctimonious, holier-than-thou
Adjective
31139enserirto insert a word, note, text, etc. into a document; to append; to annotate
Verb
31145golerogoalie; vulture
Noun
31148denunciablereportable (to the police), illegal, punishable
Adjective
31154fajínsash; a small faja (girdle, cummerbund)
Noun
31155canalóngutter (duct beneath the eaves of a building)
Noun
31159huaicolandslide; mudslide
Noun
31161aeromozosteward, flight attendant (attendant on an airplane)
Noun
31162malsonanteill-sounding, cacophonous; rude, crude, vulgar
Adjective
31163cazoletaSt. Anthony's turnip; bulbous buttercup (Ranunculus bulbosus); cup; bowl; pan; pot; handguard (of sword)
Noun
31172tuteothe use of informal as opposed to polite pronouns; in Spanish dialects, the use of the pronoun tú as opposed to vos
Noun
31176bableAsturian (language)
Noun
31178bigamiabigamy (the state of having two spouses)
Noun
31179piaraherd (of pigs, sheep etc.)
Noun
31184agrimensuraagricultural cartography or surveying
Noun
31196unigénitoonly-begotten, onlyborn
Adjective