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Words 36101–36200
36101saurópodo
sauropod
Noun
36102regleta
circuit board; power strip; crimp (hold)
Noun
36103gigantón
very huge
Adjective
36104indeclinable
indeclinable; unavoidable
Adjective
36105pichanga
A Chilean dish consisting of a mixture of pickled food items, small pieces of ham, different types of cheese, olives, and salami.; partially fermented grape must; kickabout (an informal amateur game of soccer/football)
Noun
36106absurdidad
absurdity
Noun
36107gloriar
synonym of glorificar; to glorify.
Verb
36108inhabitual
unusual
Adjective
36109mordiente
mordant
Adjective
36110espermicida
spermicide
Noun
36111predisponente
predisposing
Adjective
36112zampoña
pan flute
Noun
36113ufólogo
ufologist
Noun
36114disfuncionalidad
malfunction
Noun
36115demostrador
demonstrating
Adjective
36116tenar
thenar
Adjective
36117yemenita
Yemenite; Yemeni
Adjective
36118repreguntar
to cross-examine
Verb
36119numerable
countable; numerable
Adjective
36120sachet
sachet packet
Noun
36121mucoso
mucous
Adjective
36122almacenista
shopkeeper, storekeeper; warehouse owner; warehouseman
Noun
36123boñiga
cow or horse dung
Noun
36124autofinanciarse
to self-finance, finance oneself
Verb
36125cureña
carriage (of gun)
Noun
36126ahuehuete
Montezuma cypress (Taxodium mucronatum)
Noun
36127tepaneca
Tepanec
Adjective
36128saltante
outstanding; exceptional
Adjective
36129remorder
to feel guilty, remorse; to cause grief, distress
Verb
36130rasgadura
a rip
Noun
36131accionarial
shares, stocks
Adjective
36132sentencioso
sententious (tending to use aphorisms or maxims, especially given to trite moralising); pithy
Adjective
36133toqui
toqui
Noun
36134carnear
to slaughter (for meat); to kill someone in close quarters; take in; pull the wool over someone's eyes
Verb
36135magnetófono
tape recorder
Noun
36136hipoalergénico
hypoallergenic
Adjective
36137gargajo
phlegm
Noun
36138contentivo
containing; contained; attached
Adjective
36139fleje
strapping; a lot, a large amount
Noun
36140intercalación
intercalation
Noun
36141arrumbar
to set aside, discard (something unused); to neglect, abandon, leave (something unneeded); to take the bearings
Verb
36142ajillo
A simple sauce with sautéd garlic as the chief ingredient.
Noun
36143fajear
to hit; to smack; thwack; pummel
Verb
36144complacer
concession
Noun
36145lindera
lindera
Noun
36146obovado
obovate
Adjective
36147guácala
ew, yuck indicates displeasure, disgust, or revulsion
Interjection
36148tollo
dogfish; spiny dogfish
Noun
36149permisionario
concessionaire
Noun
36150talmúdico
Talmudic
Adjective
36151catiónico
cationic
Adjective
36152barriobajero
of or from the lower part of a town, or a poorer part of town
Adjective
36153amonita
Ammonite
Adjective
36154palanquín
palanquin (Asian litter or sedan chair)
Noun
36155miopatía
myopathy
Noun
36156rizador
curler (for hair, eyelashes)
Noun
36157lanoso
woolly
Adjective
36158nenaza
sissy, momma's boy and chicken, yellow belly (an effeminate and coward man); wimpy
Noun
36159mamalón
idler
Noun
36160lígula
ligule
Noun
36161afanoso
industrious, laborious (hard-working and persistent)
Adjective
36162sordomudo
deaf-mute
Noun
36163almenar
to adorn with merlons
Verb
36164altomedieval
Early Middle Ages; early Medieval
Adjective
36165webinario
webinar
Noun
36166arquivolta
archivolt (an ornamental molding or band following the underside of an arch)
Noun
36167güelfo
Guelph
Adjective
36168lavativa
enema
Noun
36169acuarelista
watercolourist
Noun
36170idiosincrático
idiosyncratic
Adjective
36171tacaño
miser, cheapskate, tightwad, skinflint, penny pincher, niggard (someone avoiding to spend money)
Noun
36172pudendo
pudendal
Adjective
36173numen
numen; muse (source of inspiration)
Noun
36174trisomía
trisomy
Noun
36175ramalazo
a pull on the halter; gust (of wind); a stab (of pain, guilt etc.); campness; effeminacy; act of madness; hit with a branch
Noun
36176enloquecedor
maddening
Adjective
36177somatén
a former police force in Catalonia, now only exisiting in Andorra
Noun
36178yanacona
yanacona; a traitor against Mapuche people
Noun
36179conjuez
magistrate, judge
Noun
36180wahhabismo
Wahhabism
Noun
36181catrín
elegant dressed, stylish, posh; wealthy, rich
Adjective
36182arcaizante
old-fashioned, archaic, archaizing
Adjective
36183invaginación
intussusception; invagination
Noun
36184negroide
negroid
Noun
36185caldense
of, from or relating to the department of Caldas, Colombia
Adjective
36186avieso
wicked, evil
Adjective
36187prosódico
prosodic
Adjective
36188chiche
breast (female organs); A beautiful, small and usually delicate object.
Noun
36189antropófago
cannibalistic, anthropophagous
Adjective
36190bocacalle
turning (into a street)
Noun
36191sampedrano
of, from or relating to the city of San Pedro de Ycuamandiyú or surrounding San Pedro department, Paraguay; the city of San Pedro Sula, Cortés department, Honduras; the tiny municipality of San Pedro Manrique, province of Soria, Castile and León, Spain; or the town of San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Guatemala department, Guatemala
Adjective
36192intrigante
schemer; intriguer
Noun
36193puchito
a buddy; a smaller, lesser person; small portion
Noun
36194melé
scrum
Noun
36195catire
fair-haired, blond; fair-skinned
Adjective
36196vibracional
vibrational
Adjective
36197arteriovenoso
arteriovenal
Adjective
36198cacaotero
cacao tree; a cultivator or dealer of cacao
Noun
36199liofilizar
to freeze-dry
Verb
36200cubanoamericano
Cuban-American
Adjective