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Words 38201–38300
38201legitimario
forced heirship
Adjective
38202fulero
crappy; lame
Adjective
38203mineo
Minaean
Adjective
38204parsec
parsec
Noun
38205desestresar
to chill out; to destress; to destress; chill out
Verb
38206terrazo
land portrayed in a landscape
Noun
38207linfocítico
lymphocytic
Adjective
38208obcecar
to blind
Verb
38209grupero
grupero; grupero musician
Noun
38210mandatorio
mandatory
Adjective
38211semipesado
light heavyweight
Adjective
38212deshollinador
chimney sweep
Noun
38213oficinal
officinal
Adjective
38214servomecanismo
servomechanism
Noun
38215fortachón
strong; tough
Adjective
38216uzbeko
Uzbek (person); Uzbek (language)
Noun
38217cirquero
circus
Adjective
38218espadero
bladesmith; swordmaker
Noun
38219tamizado
filtering, sifting; screening
Noun
38220deificar
to make a god of; to deify
Verb
38221hidrogenar
to hydrogenate
Verb
38222vestigial
vestigial
Adjective
38223perita
cool, terrific.
Interjection
38224jetón
a big-mouthed person; a person prone to have an anger face
Adjective
38225semienterrado
semi-buried
Adjective
38226ávaro
Avar (person); Avar (language)
Noun
38227ultramontano
ultramontane
Adjective
38228fotómetro
photometer
Noun
38229tripear
To intensely enjoy, relish, or appreciate something; to find great pleasure or amusement in a particular experience, activity, or situation.; To find notable or curious aspects or observations, including those that evoke a sense of irony, confusion, surprise, or heightened awareness
Verb
38230palermitano
of, from or relating to the city of Palermo, Sicily, Italy
Adjective
38231latinismo
Latinism (any word or phrase borrowed from Latin, or suggestive of Latin)
Noun
38232achaparrado
short and stubby (of vegetation or a person)
Adjective
38233potestativo
potestative
Adjective
38234cartaginense
Carthaginian
Adjective
38235repisar
to step back or again; to commit to memory
Verb
38236ungueal
ungual
Adjective
38237cerchar
to bend the vine
Verb
38238osteópata
osteopath
Noun
38239tremebundo
horrific, tremendous; ear-splitting (noise)
Adjective
38240fotoquímico
photochemical
Adjective
38241tripi
LSD (drug)
Noun
38242fichera
lap dancer
Noun
38243tarjetahabiente
cardholder
Noun
38244complotar
to plot; conspire
Verb
38245babilla
the stifle, or hind knee, of a quadruped; spectacled caiman (Caiman crocodilus)
Noun
38246mucilaginoso
mucilaginous
Adjective
38247ahuevonado
dazed; stupid
Adjective
38248desafiliar
to disassociate, to disaffiliate
Verb
38249polisémico
polysemous, polysemic
Adjective
38250pequeñoburgués
petit bourgeois
Adjective
38251camelo
bluff, hoax, con; baloney (fake news); flattery, gallantry (especially towards women)
Noun
38252perrilla
stye
Noun
38253copiador
copying
Adjective
38254matlatzinca
Matlatzinca
Adjective
38255bluesman
bluesman
Noun
38256contraorden
countermand
Noun
38257nomenclador
showing the name
Adjective
38258micela
micelle (a colloidal aggregate, in a simple geometric form, of a specific number of amphipathic molecules which forms at a well-defined concentration, called the critical micelle concentration)
Noun
38259pivotante
pivotal
Adjective
38260tejocote
Crataegus mexicana, a species of fruit-bearing hawthorn; the small, yellowish fruit of this tree
Noun
38261dundo
dumb; stupid
Adjective
38262rostral
rostral
Adjective
38263camalote
Pontederia crassipes (a tropical aquatic plant from South America, in the family Pontederiaceae, that appears to form floating islands)
Noun
38264bolina
bowline
Noun
38265subsanable
fixable, reparable; forgivable
Adjective
38266visaje
grimace; face, appearance
Noun
38267bufa
prank
Noun
38268sexuado
having individuals distinguished by sex
Adjective
38269ensordecer
to deafen; to go deaf
Verb
38270capazo
wicker basket; wicker baby carriage; hit with a cape or cloak
Noun
38271destellante
sparkly; twinkling
Adjective
38272portaequipajes
luggage rack
Noun
38273complejizar
to make complex; to get complex
Verb
38274citrícola
citrus
Adjective
38275heterocigoto
heterozygotic
Adjective
38276arruar
to grunt
Verb
38277aquitano
Aquitanian
Adjective
38278invendible
unsellable
Adjective
38279hidrogel
hydrogel
Noun
38280osificarse
to ossify
Verb
38281kudo
kudo
Noun
38282sial
sial
Noun
38283birr
birr (currency)
Noun
38284deísmo
deism
Noun
38285acuartelado
quarterly
Adjective
38286desinfectado
disinfected, sanitized
Adjective
38287ensartado
skewered
Adjective
38288trasquilado
ruined, damaged, screwed up, fleeced
Adjective
38289spirulina
spirulina
Noun
38290nonagésimo
ninetieth
Adjective
38291troposfera
troposphere
Noun
38292benzoico
benzoic (pertaining to, or obtained from, benzoin); benzoic (derived from benzoic acid or its derivatives)
Adjective
38293prodigiosamente
prodigiously
Adverb
38294linoleico
linoleic
Adjective
38295reva
haha, lol used to represent laughter
Interjection
38296confusamente
confusedly
Adverb
38297colchicina
colchicine
Noun
38298defenestración
defenestration
Noun
38299intender
to understand
Verb
38300pseudoefedrina
pseudoephedrine
Noun