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Words 32001–32100
32001monómero
monomer
Noun
32002lebrel
hound, (specifically) sighthound, whippet
Noun
32003escalerilla
stepladder
Noun
32004elegíaco
elegiac (relating to an elegy); elegiac; mournful, sorrowful
Adjective
32005coñazo
fuck, damn (with emphasis)
Interjection
32006utility
utility
Noun
32007snuff
snuff film
Noun
32008rasurado
shave; rake; raking
Noun
32009chuchi
fancy, posh; behaving in an odd manner; off
Adjective
32010miz
mog; kit (cat)
Noun
32011malanga
malanga
Noun
32012apócope
apocope (loss or omission of a sound or syllable from the end of a word)
Noun
32013procrastinación
procrastination
Noun
32014yapar
to add a bit extra to a customer's order for free or in order to complete the ordered amount
Verb
32015bija
annatto
Noun
32016fuchi
yuck; eww
Interjection
32017eneldo
dill (herb)
Noun
32018twerking
twerking (a sexually-provocative dance, involving the performer thrusting their hips back from a low squatting stance and shaking their buttocks)
Noun
32019anestesiología
anesthesiology
Noun
32020antidoping
drug test
Noun
32021enlucido
A layer of plaster
Noun
32022hematocrito
hematocrit
Noun
32023biosíntesis
biosynthesis
Noun
32024mujerzuela
slut
Noun
32025dragona
lanyard (a cord with a hook; once used to fire artillery)
Noun
32026nefrología
nephrology
Noun
32027aspirada
aspirate
Noun
32028altanería
haughtiness, arrogance
Noun
32029guaperas
spunk (good-looking man)
Noun
32030morriña
murrain; homesickness, nostalgia; sleepiness, somnolence, especially following a meal; drizzle
Noun
32031capilaridad
capillarity
Noun
32032tamariz
tamarisk (shrub of the genus Tamarix)
Noun
32033estand
stand (place to stand)
Noun
32034fimosis
phimosis
Noun
32035indisolublemente
insolubly; indissolubly
Adverb
32036improcedencia
inappropriateness
Noun
32037neorrealismo
neorealism
Noun
32038deslegitimación
delegitimization
Noun
32039hormiguita
trouper, hard worker, workhorse
Noun
32040compostaje
composting
Noun
32041comprensiblemente
understandably
Adverb
32042lejanamente
remotely, distantly
Adverb
32043pasteurización
pasteurisation
Noun
32044prosecución
pursuit
Noun
32045enmascaramiento
disguise, masking
Noun
32046pábulo
fodder, pabulum
Noun
32047bacheo
the reparation of potholes in roads
Noun
32048porcentualmente
percentage-wise, in term of percentage, percentually
Adverb
32049multifunción
multifunction
Adjective
32050tirria
dislike
Noun
32051ruralidad
rurality
Noun
32052entromete
only used in se entromete, third-person singular present indicative of entrometerse; only used in te ... entromete, syntactic variant of entrométete, second-person singular imperative of entrometerse
Verb
32053burundanga
burundanga; huddle, mess, confusion; nonsense; an absurd claim or fact; junk food (particularly confectionary and brand name snacks)
Noun
32054madurismo
Madurism; support for Nicolás Maduro (1962–), Venezuelan president 2013-2026.
Noun
32055serología
serology
Noun
32056serrallo
seraglio; harem
Noun
32057mediatización
mediatization/mediatisation
Noun
32058sobreexposición
overexposure
Noun
32059esnobismo
snobbery; snobbishness
Noun
32060electroacústica
electroacoustics
Noun
32061telequinesis
telekinesis
Noun
32062sulfhídrico
sulfhydric
Adjective
32063imprescriptibilidad
imprescriptibility
Noun
32064diagramación
the adding of a diagram on a page
Noun
32065mde
million euros
Noun
32066mundialito
FIFA Club World Cup, Club WC; any of a number of small-scale international soccer tournaments
Noun
32067boca abajo
face-down/face down, upside down
Adverb
32068bailón
dancy (prone to or keen on dancing)
Adjective
32069guapi
darling; dear
Noun
32070gusana
(female) worm
Noun
32071berceo
Celtica gigantea (syn. Stipa gigantea), the giant needle grass.
Noun
32072ingrirse
to absorb oneself; to focus
Verb
32073nmms
no mames
Phrase
32074entomológico
entomological
Adjective
32075zarzal
bramble; underbrush
Noun
32076enceguecer
to blind
Verb
32077jubón
doublet (article of men's clothing)
Noun
32078impalpable
impalpable
Adjective
32079vagabundear
to wander
Verb
32080yaguareté
jaguar
Noun
32081mirasol
sunflower
Noun
32082cebador
starter; primer; person who makes mate for the group
Noun
32083barbárico
barbaric
Adjective
32084metatarso
metatarsus
Noun
32085chuletón
large steak
Noun
32086ibicenco
Ibizan
Adjective
32087geoestacionario
geostationary
Adjective
32088somnífero
soporific (tending to induce sleep)
Adjective
32089aniquilador
annihilator (one who annihilates)
Noun
32090pingüe
fat, plump; abundant, copious
Adjective
32091chiquillada
childishness
Noun
32092salinero
salt pan, salt marsh; salt-producing
Adjective
32093pechugón
barrel-chested; having large pectorals
Adjective
32094moravo
Moravian
Adjective
32095santista
of, from or relating to Santos, Brazil
Adjective
32096gangoso
nasal, that speaks nasally
Adjective
32097mirandino
of, from or relating to the state of Miranda, Venezuela
Adjective
32098ardido
brave, intrepid; irritated, upset
Adjective
32099centrista
centrist
Noun
32100humanoide
humanoid
Noun