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Words 38601–38700
38601espadazo
a strike or cut dealt with a sword
Noun
38602cupular
cupular
Adjective
38603fotorreceptor
photoreceptive
Adjective
38604inasible
unattainable, unseizable
Adjective
38605interdigital
interdigital
Adjective
38606discente
learner, student
Noun
38607pterosaurio
pterosaur
Noun
38608theremín
theremin
Noun
38609incontinente
incontinent
Adjective
38610calculista
computer; human computer
Noun
38611festivalero
festival
Adjective
38612rapsoda
rhapsode; poet, reciter
Noun
38613huisache
the needle bush or sweet acacia (Vachellia farnesiana), a thorny tree of the genus Vachellia, native to Mexico and Central America; Any of various trees of the genus Havardia.
Noun
38614afroecuatoriano
Afro-Ecuadorian
Adjective
38615marchoso
fun-loving, lively (enjoying parties)
Adjective
38616admonición
admonition
Noun
38617jabonero
soap
Adjective
38618hormigo
porridge (usually from maize); dessert made with breadcrumbs, roasted nuts and honey; Platymiscium dimorphandrum, a Central and South American tree.
Noun
38619decimoprimero
synonym of undécimo (“eleventh”)
Adjective
38620zurra
a beating, a thrashing
Noun
38621descuadrar
to unbalance (an account, etc); to put out of square
Verb
38622crac
crack, snap
Interjection
38623encerado
blackboard, chalkboard
Noun
38624obstruccionista
obstructionist
Adjective
38625senoidal
sinusoidal (in the form of a sine wave)
Adjective
38626reversal
used to describe a type of diplomatic note
Adjective
38627garañón
an ass, camel, or horse that is a stud; a machoman; a sexually successful and virile man; a goat chosen to become a sire
Noun
38628gradualista
gradualist
Adjective
38629insumir
to devote (time); to invest (money)
Verb
38630resubir
to reraise; to reclimb; to reupload
Verb
38631riverista
of or supporting Fructuoso Rivera (first president of Uruguay)
Adjective
38632curruca
warbler (bird of the genus Sylvia)
Noun
38633oliente
smelling, smelly
Adjective
38634renguear
to limp
Verb
38635antisionista
anti-Zionistic
Adjective
38636fragar
to smell
Verb
38637audioguía
audio guide
Noun
38638criptograma
cryptogram
Noun
38639acucioso
keen, diligent
Adjective
38640cantonera
cornerpiece, corner table; corner bracket (fixture); streetwalker
Noun
38641pedigüeño
sponger
Noun
38642orogénico
orogenic
Adjective
38643obtenible
obtainable
Adjective
38644trainera
a small fishing boat
Noun
38645titulización
securitization
Noun
38646antirreeleccionista
anti-reelection
Adjective
38647dolomítico
dolomitic
Adjective
38648vinatero
winemerchant
Noun
38649parafiscal
parafiscal
Adjective
38650oblación
oblation
Noun
38651naranjada
orangeade
Noun
38652hemodinámico
hemodynamic
Adjective
38653drapeado
drapery
Noun
38654apolillado
moth-eaten
Adjective
38655contraceptivo
contraceptive
Adjective
38656picatoste
a type of sweetened crouton
Noun
38657tumoración
tumor, tumour
Noun
38658malvender
to sell for less than cost
Verb
38659yero
any variety of bitter vetch (Vicia ervilia)
Noun
38660okinawense
Okinawan
Adjective
38661retardador
retarder
Noun
38662plutón
pluton
Noun
38663prensil
prehensile
Adjective
38664ería
large parcel of subdivided farmland
Noun
38665rifirrafe
altercation; row
Noun
38666bearnés
Béarnais (of, from or relating to the city of Béarn, France)
Adjective
38667chalote
shallot
Noun
38668ayurvédico
Ayurvedic
Adjective
38669apuntamiento
aiming; note, scribble; report; pointedness
Noun
38670atractor
attractive
Adjective
38671mocoví
Mocovi
Adjective
38672enojón
grouchy, bad-tempered
Adjective
38673piquillo
piquillo
Noun
38674chelista
cellist
Noun
38675termopar
thermocouple
Noun
38676antiautoritario
antiauthoritarian
Adjective
38677boquense
of Boca Juniors, a soccer club based in Buenos Aires
Adjective
38678llenísimo
jam-packed, crowded
Adjective
38679huachicolero
One who sells adulterated (possibly stolen) gasoline outside of normal distribution channels
Noun
38680vitelino
vitelline
Adjective
38681brigante
brigand; bandit
Noun
38682álabe
olive branch bent down and reaching the ground; any of the force-transmitting elements of a propelling wheel in a water-mill, flier, vane; turbine blade; windmill sail; tappet on a fulling wheel; a barrier such as a mat on the side of a carriage so he who drives it does not fall out; sides of a target or shield
Noun
38683cajista
typesetter
Noun
38684trígono
triangle
Noun
38685esferoidal
spheroidal
Adjective
38686cuto
missing an arm or forearm; one-armed, or one-forearmed; short
Adjective
38687deformante
deforming; distorting
Adjective
38688sinuosidad
windiness, sinuosity
Noun
38689tachadura
crossing-out; correction
Noun
38690bovedilla
counter stern
Noun
38691ratería
petty theft
Noun
38692pelinegro
black-haired
Adjective
38693diol
diol
Noun
38694criptógrafo
cryptographer
Noun
38695ladrillera
brickworks
Noun
38696intensificador
intensifying
Adjective
38697norirlandés
Northern Irish
Adjective
38698tamalero
one who makes or sells tamales
Noun
38699tractocamión
tractor unit, prime mover
Noun
38700hidrófobo
hydrophobic
Adjective