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Words 31201–31300
31201esclerodermia
scleroderma
Noun
31202enquistado
engrained, entrenched (deeply established)
Adjective
31203despersonalización
depersonalization
Noun
31204guardavidas
lifeguard
Noun
31205sicariato
the hiring of a hitman to kill someone
Noun
31206subsanación
rectification
Noun
31207conductismo
behaviorism
Noun
31208antiglobalización
antiglobalisation, anti-globalism
Noun
31209ofensivamente
offensively
Adverb
31210rehidratación
rehydration
Noun
31211hembrismo
female chauvinism; misandry; sexism (a belief in the innate superiority of women over men)
Noun
31212proactividad
proactiveness
Noun
31213masividad
massiveness
Noun
31214alajuelense
of, from or relating to the city of Alajuela, Alajuela Province, Costa Rica
Adjective
31215silenciamiento
silencing
Noun
31216polimerización
polymerization
Noun
31217peciolado
petiolated
Adjective
31218tunelar
to tunnel
Verb
31219sociedad anónima
public limited company
Noun
31220unx
a/an
Article
31221motor de combustión interna
internal combustion engine
Noun
31222apá
apheretic form of papá (“dad”)
Noun
31223TCM
abbreviation of también conocido como (In English, a.k.a.)
Preposition
31224postcolonial
postcolonial
Adjective
31225argumentario
a set of arguments used to defend an opinion or ideological opinion; sales pitch
Noun
31226jaina
girlfriend
Noun
31227ácrata
anarchic
Adjective
31228peloteo
knock-up; long rally; kick-about; flattery; sucking up
Noun
31229gragea
a sugar-coated pill; a small piece of candy; sprinkle
Noun
31230clica
clique, group, gang
Noun
31231bramido
roar
Noun
31232exagente
former agent
Noun
31233genitivo
genitive (of or relating to the case of possession)
Adjective
31234soslayo
slanted, oblique, sideways
Adjective
31235revanchista
revanchist
Adjective
31236incordio
pest; pain in the neck
Noun
31237ilicitano
of, from or relating to Elche
Adjective
31238hedonista
hedonist
Noun
31239adivinador
divining, foretelling; guessing, guesswork
Adjective
31240cavilar
to think (something) through; to reflect
Verb
31241pechina
pendentive; synonym of concha de peregrino
Noun
31242apisonadora
road roller, steamroller; bulldozer (one who bulldozes)
Noun
31243olfatorio
olfactory
Adjective
31244transcultural
transcultural
Adjective
31245despachante
dispatcher
Noun
31246asonada
uprising; riot
Noun
31247metalizar
to metallize (make metallic); to metallize (become metallic); to coat with metal
Verb
31248convivio
feast, banquet; get-together, party, fellowship
Noun
31249oriundo
native
Noun
31250náufrago
castaway, shipwrecked person
Noun
31251dietética
dietetics
Noun
31252trivializar
to trivialize
Verb
31253pedimento
petition
Noun
31254barbijo
chinstrap (a strip of leather or material used to fasten a hat or helmet under the chin); face mask, surgical mask
Noun
31255sincrético
syncretic
Adjective
31256filamentoso
filamentous
Adjective
31257tarzán
Tarzan (strong wild and attractive man)
Noun
31258esquite
a saladlike dish of boiled or fried corn kernels seasoned with epazote
Noun
31259empedar
to get oneself drunk; to get someone drunk
Verb
31260butifarra
botifarra (sausage from Catalonia); ham and salad sandwich
Noun
31261autoadhesivo
self-adhesive
Adjective
31262morabito
marabout
Noun
31263tibetano
Tibetan (person); Tibetan (language)
Noun
31264tackle
tackle
Noun
31265silabear
to syllabify; to enunciate each syllable
Verb
31266falible
fallible
Adjective
31267subcuenca
subwatershed
Noun
31268pelambre
abundant covering of hair; patch of hair; gossip (usually criticizing somebody not present); quality or condition of a person; patch of bare skin
Noun
31269antipatriota
antipatriotic (opposing patriotism)
Adjective
31270arado
plough
Noun
31271sorrentinos
sorrentinos (a Argentinian dish similar to ravioli, but larger, more circular and originally wrapped without fluted edge)
Noun
31272demeritar
to discredit
Verb
31273depurativo
purifying; depurative (cleansing the blood)
Adjective
31274altímetro
altimeter (an apparatus for measuring altitude)
Noun
31275marchito
wilted, faded
Adjective
31276rollizo
plump, chubby, overweight
Adjective
31277bumper
bumper of a car
Noun
31278estonio
an Estonian; Estonian (language)
Noun
31279centrípeto
centripetal
Adjective
31280dórico
Dorian, Doric (of or relating to the Dorians or the Doric order)
Adjective
31281ronroneo
purr
Noun
31282separable
separable, detachable
Adjective
31283mosquetón
carabiner (a metal link with a gate that can open and close, generally used for clipping ropes to anchors or other objects); musket (firearm)
Noun
31284bajá
pasha
Noun
31285sensiblero
maudlin, sappy, cheesy (being overdramatic, excessively emotional)
Adjective
31286secante
blotting paper; secant
Noun
31287montañero
mountaineer; bumpkin, churl, boor, yokel
Noun
31288altiplánico
highland, mountain-dwelling
Adjective
31289cofundar
to cofound
Verb
31290magallánico
Magellanic
Adjective
31291guarrilla
slut, slag
Noun
31292ejemplarizante
exemplifying; exemplarizing; exemplary
Adjective
31293indiferenciado
homogenous; non-differing
Adjective
31294sancionatorio
penal
Adjective
31295economicista
economicist
Noun
31296propagador
propagator; spreader
Noun
31297impar
odd
Adjective
31298larval
larval
Adjective
31299anhidro
anhydrous
Adjective
31300cianobacteria
cyanobacterium
Noun