Most common Spanish words

57282 words

Words 41501–41600

41501enrulado

curly

Adjective

41502moderato

moderato

Adverb

41503excusable

excusable

Adjective

41504desquicio

commotion

Noun

41505gracejo

wit; fluency (competence of language or speech); gift of the gab

Noun

41506tejería

tilery

Noun

41507barcarola

barcarole

Noun

41508procedural

procedural

Adjective

41509curvy

curvy

Adjective

41510acerola

azarole, the fruit of the acerolo (Crataegus azarolus); acerola

Noun

41511nanomaterial

nanomaterial

Noun

41512monocorde

monotonous

Adjective

41513pomposamente

pompously

Adverb

41514trombonista

trombonist

Noun

41515cauterización

cauterization

Noun

41516quedito

very quietly

Adverb

41517melopea

melopoeia; drunkenness

Noun

41518carnalmente

carnally

Adverb

41519autoabastecerse

to be self-sufficient

Verb

41520breck

synonym of breque

Noun

41521alargador

extension cord (US), extension lead (UK), power extender, drop cord; extender (any of various components designed to extend the length of a device); power strip; penis extender

Noun

41522hamam

Turkish bath

Noun

41523asnal

asinine (relating to donkeys); brutish, bestial

Adjective

41524bauprés

bowsprit

Noun

41525cempasúchil

Mexican marigold

Noun

41526frondosidad

leafiness

Noun

41527crol

crawl (swimming style)

Noun

41528coguionista

co-scriptwriter

Noun

41529anodizar

to anodize

Verb

41530purpurado

cardinal

Noun

41531antihorario

anticlockwise (South Africa, AU, New Zealand, Britain), counterclockwise (US)

Adjective

41532alcaudón

shrike (any of various passerine birds of the family Laniidae which are known for their habit of catching other birds and small animals and impaling the uneaten portions of their bodies on thorns)

Noun

41533matasiete

bully, thug; loudmouth, blowhard

Noun

41534agroquímica

agrochemistry (branch of chemistry related to agriculture)

Noun

41535mojama

mojama

Noun

41536frijolero

bean farmer; beaner

Noun

41537antiincendios

firefighting

Adjective

41538hermafroditismo

hermaphroditism (state of having both male and female sexual organs)

Noun

41539íleo

ileus

Noun

41540tmr

tamare

Interjection

41541avenencia

agreement, deal

Noun

41542obstaculización

obstruction, hindering, hampering

Noun

41543pringue

fat; grease (especially from meat); grease, grime, gunk, goo, goop; a punishment consisting of throwing boiling grease at someone

Noun

41544desforestación

deforestation

Noun

41545barranquismo

canyoning (sport)

Noun

41546termorregulación

thermoregulation

Noun

41547hiperpigmentación

hyperpigmentation

Noun

41548asadera

roasting pan

Noun

41549arrancón

synonym of arrancada

Noun

41550pretina

waistband

Noun

41551supeditación

subordination

Noun

41552seguidismo

following or support

Noun

41553apatridia

statelessness

Noun

41554autoinmunidad

autoimmunity

Noun

41555confesionalidad

confessionality

Noun

41556expresi

former president

Noun

41557venezolanidad

Venezuelanness (the quality or state of being Venezuelan); Venezuelanism

Noun

41558europeísmo

Europeanism

Noun

41559rila

only used in se rila, third-person singular present indicative of rilarse; only used in te ... rila, syntactic variant of rílate, second-person singular imperative of rilarse

Verb

41560atrapamoscas

flytrap (plant); flycatcher (bird)

Noun

41561bonhomía

bonhomie

Noun

41562cloranfenicol

chloramphenicol

Noun

41563sinterización

sintering

Noun

41564arienzo

a certain type of old coin from Castille

Noun

41565aparcería

sharecropping

Noun

41566orbitador

orbiting

Adjective

41567coprocesador

coprocessor

Noun

41568reflectividad

reflectivity

Noun

41569elucidación

elucidation

Noun

41570antesis

anthesis

Noun

41571reemplazamiento

replacing; relocation

Noun

41572conductancia

conductance

Noun

41573belicismo

warmongering

Noun

41574comercialidad

commerciality

Noun

41575frecuentación

frequenting (of a place)

Noun

41576tripanosomiasis

trypanosomiasis

Noun

41577descojone

only used in me descojone, first-person singular present subjunctive of descojonarse; only used in se ... descojone, syntactic variant of descojónese, third-person singular imperative of descojonarse

Verb

41578tacañería

meanness; stinginess

Noun

41579timbó

a species of tree, Enterolobium contortisiliquum

Noun

41580diminución

reduction

Noun

41581autoformación

self-training