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Words 37801–37900
37801bandola
bandola
Noun
37802cenobita
cenobite (monk who lives in a religious community)
Noun
37803eolio
Aeolian
Adjective
37804tabaquero
tobacco
Adjective
37805cuentahabiente
account holder
Noun
37806diábolo
diabolo
Noun
37807hematólogo
haematologist
Noun
37808espigar
to glean; to ear (to put forth ears in growing)
Verb
37809calato
nude; naked
Adjective
37810tepehuán
sentry plant; century plant
Noun
37811roquete
rochet
Noun
37812kermés
party, fête
Noun
37813rodador
rouleur
Noun
37814tolete
thole; bat; cudgel; penis; idiot
Noun
37815socializador
socializing
Adjective
37816minusvalorar
to underestimate
Verb
37817antisubmarino
antisubmarine
Adjective
37818paliacate
a brightly colored scarf or handkerchief
Noun
37819prejubilación
early retirement
Noun
37820cospel
planchet (coin blank)
Noun
37821segundear
to support or back someone up in a secondary role.; to take on a subordinate or second-best role; to play second fiddle.
Verb
37822itinerar
to travel; to roam; to be on the road
Verb
37823osteotomía
osteotomy
Noun
37824vivificar
to vivify; to comfort, console
Verb
37825fluorar
to fluorinate
Verb
37826gambiano
Gambian (of, from or relating to the Gambia)
Adjective
37827extorsionista
extortionist, extortioner
Noun
37828riverplatense
of River Plate (any of various sports teams)
Adjective
37829cítrico
citrus fruit; greenish yellow
Noun
37830barítono
baritone
Adjective
37831entremeterse
to meddle; get involved
Verb
37832desfallecimiento
weariness, lassitude; death, demise
Noun
37833foliación
foliation
Noun
37834trivalente
trivalent; having three values, methods of operation, etc.
Adjective
37835reconvención
counterclaim; admonishment, reprimand
Noun
37836espiroqueta
spirochete (bacteria of the phylum Spirochaetes)
Noun
37837chaqué
morning dress
Noun
37838conchero
a pre-colonial Mexican dance; midden (pile of bones and shells); C-string; a metallic or plastic piece used by vedettes to cover the genitalia
Noun
37839friolento
nesh, shivery, cold-sensitive, cold-natured (of a person: susceptible and sensitive to cold weather, prone to easily feeling cold)
Adjective
37840ultraliberal
ultraliberal
Adjective
37841grumoso
lumpy
Adjective
37842pintxo
pintxo
Noun
37843quebradura
breakage, break, crack; ravine; hernia
Noun
37844multitienda
variety store
Noun
37845sectorizar
to sectorise
Verb
37846cosmogónico
cosmogonic
Adjective
37847gaur
gaur
Noun
37848amniocentesis
amniocentesis
Noun
37849quiropráctica
the practice of chiropractics
Noun
37850llenito
chubby; plump
Adjective
37851glup
gulp
Interjection
37852pensil
hanging
Adjective
37853ojeo
glance; ogle
Noun
37854rumia
pondering; rumination
Noun
37855canola
canola
Noun
37856chante
house
Noun
37857summum
summit; apogee
Noun
37858renda
income (money one earns by working); rent (payment made by a tenant at intervals in order to occupy a property)
Noun
37859dirimente
diriment
Adjective
37860curatela
guardianship; tutorship
Noun
37861dicotiledóneo
dicotyledonous
Adjective
37862atresia
atresia
Noun
37863hidrogeología
hydrogeology
Noun
37864actina
actin (a globular structural protein)
Noun
37865oxálico
oxalic
Adjective
37866nitrilo
nitrile
Noun
37867presbicia
presbyopia
Noun
37868desvergue
party; mess
Noun
37869autótrofo
autotrophic
Adjective
37870virola
ferrule
Noun
37871churri
darling, dear, lover
Noun
37872inapetencia
lack of hunger, lack of appetite; loss of appetite
Noun
37873justeza
justness; fairness
Noun
37874sandio
foolish
Adjective
37875esteticismo
aestheticism
Noun
37876mudez
muteness (the condition of being mute)
Noun
37877cajonera
chest of drawers
Noun
37878pepón
watermelon
Noun
37879insólitamente
unusually
Adverb
37880cubrición
covering
Noun
37881fulminantemente
surprisingly (without warning)
Adverb
37882embolización
embolization
Noun
37883descolonizar
to decolonize
Verb
37884cronicidad
chronicity
Noun
37885perseguidora
hangover
Noun
37886pirulí
a cone-shaped lollipop
Noun
37887bigdata
big data
Noun
37888readecuación
readaptation
Noun
37889dignen
only used in se dignen, third-person plural present subjunctive of dignarse; only used in se ... dignen, syntactic variant of dígnense, third-person plural imperative of dignarse
Verb
37890achicamiento
humiliation; shrinking
Noun
37891sangramiento
bleeding
Noun
37892sintácticamente
syntactically
Adverb
37893borcego
workboot
Noun
37894automedicación
self-medication
Noun
37895antitetánica
tetanus vaccine
Noun
37896arborización
forestation; the planting of trees
Noun
37897inmutabilidad
immutability
Noun
37898heredabilidad
heritability
Noun
37899sodero
soda seller or distributor
Noun
37900frotamiento
frottage
Noun