33802suntuosidadsumptuosity, expensiveness, costliness
Noun
33803monacatothe monastic life; monks, nuns (collectively)
Noun
33812domóticahome automation, domotics
Noun
33814pagafantasfriend-zonee, nice guy, orbiter (someone stuck in the friend zone)
Noun
33820bachaqueoillegal stall; black market
Noun
33831cajúncajun; Cajun
Adjective
33833CCKabbreviation of colecistocinina /colecistoquinina; CCK.
Noun
33834IGVacronym of impuesto general a las ventas (“VAT (value added tax)”)
Noun
33837mmdcensored spelling of mamada
Noun
33840zurróna leather shoulder bag commonly used by shepherds; globe daisy; Good King Henry, Lincolnshire spinach (Blitum bonus-henricus)
Noun
33841badajoclapper (the tongue of a bell); penis
Noun
33844dobladobla (historical coin)
Noun
33854ayacuchanoof, from or relating to the city of Ayacucho or surrounding Ayacucho department, Peru
Adjective
33855merdososhitty; filthy
Adjective
33856tintinearto jingle, to tinkle, to ting, to clink
Verb
33858yurtayurt (large, round tent with vertical walls and conical roof)
Noun
33861jabacrate (for transporting bottles or cans)
Noun
33863moreríaan area in a town where Moors lived during Christian rule
Noun
33868asuetoaccustomed; used to
Adjective
33869saharauiSahrawi (native or inhabitant of the partly-recognized country of Western Sahara); Saharan
Noun
33871albariñoa variety of white wine grape grown in Galicia, Spain; a wine made with such grapes
Noun
33873mitoteindigenous dance of Mexico; party, celebration; uproar, disturbance; annoying or uncomfortable action, initiative, proposal or idea
Noun
33881aleluyoChristian, chiefly in a fanatical way
Adjective
33882aleluyoa Christian, chiefly a fanatic one
Noun
33889panopliapanoply (of armor); panoply (of arms); range; panoply
Noun
33890puebluchoone-horse town, cowtown; bumfuck, backwater (small and unremarkable village)
Noun
33892mofletechubby cheek; fat cheek
Noun
33897alteñosomeone from El Alto, Bolivia
Adjective
33898exegéticoexegetic, exegetical (pertaining to exegesis)
Adjective