44904desfondarto break (by causing the bottom of something to come out)
Verb
44906tontuelodummy, dilly, nitwit (stupid person)
Noun
44907chillanejoof, from or relating to Chillán
Adjective
44914bazucobasuco, cocaine paste
Noun
44915besucónbeing fond of kissing
Adjective
44916orteguistaof, relating to, or supporting, Rufino Ortega
Adjective
44917chavorrucoa middle-aged person engaging in behavior typical of younger people; an adultescent.
Noun
44919retoñarto sprout, bud; to reappear
Verb
44923calugatidbit, uniform mass of edible substance cut into shape; hard candy, lozenge
Noun
44925acatarrarto cause to have a cold; to catch cold
Verb
44929anatomopatológicoanatomopathological (relating to both anatomy and pathology)
Adjective
44939tozoshort in stature (said of a person)
Adjective
44942barrenarto bore holes; to scuttle; to foil; frustrate; scuttle; to infringe
Verb
44945ampurdanésof, from or relating to Ampurdán
Adjective
44946apapachocuddle; affectionate hug; a gesture or attitude with which love, affection, tenderness, etc. is shown to another person
Noun
44947picanteríaa restaurant which specialises in spicy Andean cuisine
Noun
44951almortagrass pea, chickling vetch (Lathyrus sativus); flour made from the Lathyrus sativus; red pea (Lathyrus cicera)
Noun
44953ganapánodd-jobber; lout; brute
Noun
44960pizarristaof Gonzalo Pizarro; Pizarro's (of or related to Pizarro, a conquistador, or especially to his battles)
Adjective
44963intubadoconnected with tubes, intubated
Adjective
44966quinquéArgand lamp (kind of oil-burning lamp)
Noun
44975cherchepale-skinned; fair-skinned
Adjective
44983charroone who is rustic or coarse; native or inhabitant of the city of Salamanca or surrounding province, Castile and León, Spain (usually male); a traditional postindependence Mexican horseman
Noun
44987minimoscalight flyweight (boxing class)
Noun
44992confabularonly used in se ... confabular, syntactic variant of confabularse
Verb
44996jdrcensored spelling of joder
Interjection
44997genistagenista (plant); broom (plant)
Noun