35601ufanaonly used in se ufana, third-person singular present indicative of ufanarse; only used in te ... ufana, syntactic variant of ufánate, second-person singular imperative of ufanarse
Verb
35603jambarseto gorge, to pig-out, to devour (stuff oneself with food)
Verb
35604placidezplacidity, placidness, calm
Noun
35606cordadarope team (people sharing a rope)
Noun
35609muñequerawristband, sweatband; wrist brace; wrist pad; wristband (a band that supports a wristwatch)
Noun
35610carcajquiver; rifle case
Noun
35612catitaaustral parakeet (Enicognathus ferrugineus); monk parakeet (Myiopsitta monachus)
Noun
35614festejadaperson who is celebrating a birthday or similar event
Noun
35615calendascalends (the first day of the Roman month)
Noun
35620otorrinootorhinolaryngologist, ENT specialist
Noun
35626corvaham, hock (back of the knee), knee bight
Noun
35627harturasatiety; surfeit; being fed up with; a feeling of frustration
Noun
35630aprismothe politics of the American Popular Revolutionary Alliance
Noun
35634guayanésof or relating to the Guianas
Adjective
35650buscaminassynonym of barreminas (“minesweeper”)
Noun
35651nocedalwalnut grove or plantation
Noun
35652electrotecniaelectrical engineering (branch of engineering)
Noun
35655edificableavailable for building; buildable
Adjective
35656enlucirto plaster a wall or walls
Verb
35657paladearto savor; to taste; to cleanse the palate
Verb
35665remolónlazy, idle; foolish
Adjective
35666cordajecordage, ropes; strings of an instrument, racket, etc.; rigging
Noun
35667surfactantesurfactant (agent that reduces the surface tension of a liquid); surfactant (lipoprotein in the tissues of the lung)
Adjective
35674luteranoLutheran (member of the Lutheran church)
Noun
35676cacareocackling; cock-a-doodle-doo
Noun
35682sensibleríamawkishness, sentimentality, schmalz
Noun
35685animaladanonsense; horseshit; buttload
Noun
35686patojobow-legged; limping; having difficulty when walking
Adjective
35689infladorair pump, pump, inflater (a pump that moves air either into or out of something); inflater, pumper (one who inflated/pumps something)
Noun
35697fularfoulard (fabric); neckerchief, handkerchief
Noun
35698gubiagouge (chisel)
Noun
35699ibónsmall lake; tarn
Noun