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Words 31301–31400
31301chimú
Chimú
Adjective
31302bacterial
bacterial
Adjective
31303cursivo
italic
Adjective
31304serón
large basket
Noun
31305arrasador
crushing, destructive
Adjective
31306alienante
alienating
Adjective
31307subrepticio
stealthy (having or feigning stealth); clandestine, hidden; surreptitious
Adjective
31308malacate
a type of capstan or winch formerly used in mines to extract minerals and water
Noun
31309geoespacial
geospatial
Adjective
31310fólder
folder
Noun
31311tuberoso
tuberous
Adjective
31312silabario
primer (textbook); syllabary
Noun
31313gacetilla
short piece of news; gossip (in a newspaper)
Noun
31314metahumano
metahuman
Noun
31315cacofonía
cacophony
Noun
31316autopropulsado
self-propelled
Adjective
31317gladiolo
gladiolus
Noun
31318ganzúa
lock pick (device); lock pick (person)
Noun
31319titilar
to twinkle; to quiver; to titillate
Verb
31320trozar
to cut up, chop up
Verb
31321arcabucero
arquebusier
Noun
31322amatorio
love; amatory
Adjective
31323proteasa
protease
Noun
31324afrikáans
Afrikaans (language)
Noun
31325alabarda
halberd (hand weapon)
Noun
31326cachaco
elegant, educated
Adjective
31327iridiscente
iridescent
Adjective
31328neceser
washbag, (UK) toilet bag, toiletry bag, toiletry kit, (US) Dopp kit, sponge bag, ditty bag
Noun
31329metrosexual
metrosexual
Noun
31330erogar
to distribute; to pay
Verb
31331tocón
stump (of tree); stump (of a limb)
Noun
31332sulfurar
to sulphurate
Verb
31333aislante
insulator
Noun
31334espinoso
stickleback
Noun
31335punteo
plucking
Noun
31336rebañar
to mop up (food or sauce, e.g. with bread); to scrape together (money)
Verb
31337recatar
to hide; to retaste
Verb
31338psicométrico
psychometric
Adjective
31339pituco
posh; toff
Adjective
31340contrapropuesta
counterproposal
Noun
31341porongo
calabash
Noun
31342enchufable
plug-in, pluggable
Adjective
31343esturión
sturgeon
Noun
31344guasca
A flowering plant, native to Mexico, shaggy soldier (Galinsoga quadriradiata); horsewhip; tanned leather strip for various fieldwork usages.; cock; dick; cum (semen); a genre of music, popular in Colombia but with Mexican roots, popular from the 1940s
Noun
31345afta
aphthous ulcer
Noun
31346barreño
bowl; tub
Noun
31347palmeral
palm tree wood or plantation
Noun
31348termotanque
boiler
Noun
31349plafón
ceiling lamp; soffit; ceiling
Noun
31350robledal
oakwood
Noun
31351revoco
render
Noun
31352vitiligo
vitiligo
Noun
31353cabildero
lobbyist
Adjective
31354radionovela
radio drama
Noun
31355esquilar
to shear
Verb
31356compresivo
compressive
Adjective
31357cheerleader
cheerleader
Noun
31358avellanar
to countersink (create such a conical recess, a countersink); to get wrinkly and old
Verb
31359acompasar
to keep time with; to keep in step with; to match, to adjust to
Verb
31360soju
soju
Noun
31361logical
logical
Adjective
31362fuzz
fuzz
Noun
31363desenfado
self-assurance, confidence; ease (a state or quality lacking anger)
Noun
31364leggings
leggings
Noun
31365curare
curare
Noun
31366empalmado
erect, hard
Adjective
31367rompido
broken
Adjective
31368tagua
vegetable ivory
Noun
31369habichuela
bean plant; bean seed; green bean
Noun
31370pericardio
pericardium
Noun
31371semestralmente
biannually, semiannually (twice per year)
Adverb
31372abrogación
abrogation
Noun
31373citerior
citerior
Adjective
31374tartamudeo
stutter
Noun
31375tunda
beating, blow
Noun
31376porfiado
stubborn, obstinate
Adjective
31377rebozado
battered, breaded
Adjective
31378mejorana
marjoram (Origanum majorana); mastic thyme, Spanish wood marjoram, Thymus mastichina; ageratum
Noun
31379puerperio
puerperium
Noun
31380sope
A Mexican food consisting of a thick corn tortilla with pinched-up sides, covered with refried beans and topped with lettuce, cheese, onion, or other ingredients.
Noun
31381prolactina
prolactin
Noun
31382caz
An artificial depression in the ground used to transport water, a canal.
Noun
31383armarla
to kick up a fuss
Verb
31384hipnotismo
hypnotism
Noun
31385armilla
armill, armillary sphere (ancient astronomical instrument); bracelet
Noun
31386trotskismo
Trotskyism
Noun
31387amague
false lead or hint; a feint; a gesture that hints something; deception; trick
Noun
31388fervorosamente
fervently
Adverb
31389apañado
able; deft; capable; good enough; sufficient
Adjective
31390lecto
lect
Noun
31391volandas
only used in en volandas
Noun
31392posavasos
coaster (used to prevent drinking vessels from leaving marks on a table); cupholder
Noun
31393ganchillo
crochet, crocheting
Noun
31394codeína
codeine
Noun
31395bollería
a bakery that sells pastries, such as buns or rolls, usually sweet ones; baked goods made from a yeast-leavened dough or from puff pastry
Noun
31396alarmismo
alarmism (production of needless alarms)
Noun
31397intrusismo
intrusion
Noun
31398avioncito
hopscotch
Noun
31399madraza
great or brilliant mother; family woman
Noun
31400compartición
sharing
Noun