Most common Spanish words

57282 words

Words 39101–39200

39101microestado

microstate

Noun

39102nefrítico

nephritic

Adjective

39103anea

bulrush

Noun

39104platanal

piece of land cultivating plantains or bananas

Noun

39105botonera

panel (of buttons or controls)

Noun

39106higuerón

the tree Ruprechtia apetala

Noun

39107nordestino

northeastern

Adjective

39108trompetero

trumpeter; longspine snipefish

Noun

39109herbazal

grassland

Noun

39110mordiscar

to nibble

Verb

39111rondín

an instrument resembling the flute

Noun

39112vestuarista

costumer

Noun

39113seminómado

seminomadic

Adjective

39114subserie

subseries

Noun

39115euclídeo

Euclidean

Adjective

39116cicloturista

bicycle tourist

Noun

39117obsequioso

obsequious

Adjective

39118romanticón

sentimental, romantic

Adjective

39119masticador

masticating

Adjective

39120antropocéntrico

anthropocentric

Adjective

39121oracional

sentence

Adjective

39122procesual

process

Adjective

39123acendrado

unspoilt, spotless

Adjective

39124catafalco

catafalque, catafalco

Noun

39125linimento

liniment

Noun

39126intrapersonal

intrapersonal

Adjective

39127gramnegativo

gram-negative

Adjective

39128organillero

organ grinder

Noun

39129berrendo

having two colours

Adjective

39130mayate

figeater beetle, June bug (Cotinis mutabilis); active (top) homosexual or bisexual; black person

Noun

39131sudista

Southern (of, from or relating to the Southern United States (approximately, the states which seceded in 1861 and briefly formed the Confederate States of America)); Southerner (native or inhabitant of the Southern United States)

Noun

39132peonio

Paeonian

Adjective

39133apóstrofo

apostrophe (typographic character)

Noun

39134patentizar

to make obvious

Verb

39135serotoninérgico

serotoninergic

Adjective

39136desesperanzador

hopeless, disheartening, discouraging

Adjective

39137greguería

outcry, uproar; short statement, usually one sentence, in which the author expresses a philosophical, pragmatic, or humorous idea in a witty and original way

Noun

39138tercia

synonym of pie (the Spanish foot, a traditional unit of length)

Noun

39139pajillero

wanker, tosser, jerkoff (someone who masturbates)

Noun

39140siríaco

Syriac

Adjective

39141peptídico

peptidic

Adjective

39142gordinflón

chubby

Adjective

39143teofanía

theophany

Noun

39144calatravo

of the Order of Calatrava

Adjective

39145antiemético

antiemetic

Adjective

39146nazionalista

nationalist

Adjective

39147catecúmeno

catechumen

Noun

39148histrión

actor, playactor

Noun

39149okapi

okapi

Noun

39150agnosia

agnosia

Noun

39151tomboy

tomboy (a boyish girl or woman)

Noun

39152barbecue

barbecue

Noun

39153backlog

backlog

Noun

39154impromptu

synonym of in promptu

Adverb

39155neuritis

neuritis

Noun

39156drugstore

drugstore

Noun

39157kombucha

kombucha (fermented tea)

Noun

39158prosecco

prosecco

Noun

39159ayuntar

to join, to gather; to have sexual intercourse

Verb

39160cimbra

centering (wooden structure built around an arch)

Noun

39161enlosado

flagstoned ground

Noun

39162templa

temple

Noun

39163pericarpio

pericarp

Noun

39164lontananza

background (part of the picture that depicts scenery to the rear or behind the main subject)

Noun

39165fuet

fuet (sausage)

Noun

39166patana

tractor-trailer

Noun

39167metalcore

metalcore

Noun

39168atomismo

atomism

Noun

39169pío

chirp; cheep

Noun

39170autodestruye

only used in se autodestruye, third-person singular present indicative of autodestruirse; only used in te ... autodestruye, syntactic variant of autodestrúyete, second-person singular imperative of autodestruirse

Verb

39171aludo

large-winged; forward, cheeky, pushy (Without customary restraint or modesty)

Adjective

39172arrogantemente

arrogantly

Adverb

39173orogenia

orogeny

Noun

39174asistolia

asystole