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Words 46401–46500
46401enebral
juniper forest or plantation
Noun
46402acarreador
carrying
Adjective
46403engrasador
greaser; lubricator
Noun
46404pelafustán
rascal; ragamuffin
Noun
46405esclerito
sclerite
Noun
46406tramitador
processor (person who processes)
Noun
46407malformado
malformed
Adjective
46408caballón
a ridge of earth, especially between furrows, for irrigation, or as a result of a burial on the ground
Noun
46409autolisis
autolysis; suicide
Noun
46410sabeo
Sabaean
Adjective
46411adamantino
adamantine
Adjective
46412payanés
of, from or relating to Popayán, Colombia
Adjective
46413planchuela
chainplate
Noun
46414penol
yardarm
Noun
46415coludo
having a long tail
Adjective
46416embeleco
deceit, fraud
Noun
46417hidrolasa
hydrolase
Noun
46418comunitarista
communitarianist
Adjective
46419hipotónico
hypotonic
Adjective
46420neuroprotector
neuroprotective
Adjective
46421tumular
tumular
Adjective
46422afuerino
foreign
Adjective
46423verificentro
a center where vehicles are tested for emissions
Noun
46424tlahuica
Tlahuica
Adjective
46425tricotar
to knit
Verb
46426alcahuetear
to act as a go-between, to play Cupid; to gossip
Verb
46427agrupador
someone or something that brings together; lumper
Noun
46428fornicador
fornicatory (relating to fornication)
Adjective
46429aproximativo
approximative
Adjective
46430gargarismo
gargle; gargling solution
Noun
46431mixtilíneo
mixtilinear
Adjective
46432hidrófono
hydrophone
Noun
46433dónde
where
Noun
46434aflorante
outcropping
Adjective
46435sedicente
self-styled
Adjective
46436hiladora
spinning wheel
Noun
46437demócratacristiano
Christian Democratic
Adjective
46438cabezadita
nap
Noun
46439geriatra
geriatrician
Noun
46440albaricoquero
apricot tree
Noun
46441etáreo
age
Adjective
46442elamita
Elamite (of, from or relating to Elam); Elamite (relating to the Elamite language)
Adjective
46443hipercrítico
hypercritical
Adjective
46444nosológico
nosologic
Adjective
46445diametral
diametral (relating to a diameter)
Adjective
46446miosis
miosis
Noun
46447veronal
veronal
Noun
46448solape
synonym of solapa
Noun
46449intranasal
intranasal
Adjective
46450backflip
a backflip
Noun
46451amaurosis
amaurosis
Noun
46452calda
stoking, heating; bath, hot spring
Noun
46453santificante
divine
Adjective
46454mantequera
churn; butter dish
Noun
46455soutien
bra; brassiere
Noun
46456espato
spar
Noun
46457autoerotismo
autoerotism (sexual activity involving oneself)
Noun
46458decorosamente
decorously, politely
Adverb
46459teatrino
small theatre; puppet theatre
Noun
46460manhwa
manhwa (comic originating in Korea)
Noun
46461calambur
pun
Noun
46462transvase
diversion (of water, funds, etc.)
Noun
46463impetuosamente
impetuously
Adverb
46464matachín
clown, buffoon
Noun
46465gregarismo
gregariousness
Noun
46466precanceroso
precancerous
Adjective
46467endemia
endemic (a disease affecting a number of people simultaneously, so as to show a distinct connection with certain localities)
Noun
46468solitud
solitude
Noun
46469retroacción
feedback (signal that is looped back to control a system within itself)
Noun
46470indeterminismo
indeterminism
Noun
46471leteo
Lethean
Adjective
46472romanismo
Romanism
Noun
46473tapear
to have tapas, to dine on tapas, particularly from bar to bar
Verb
46474matonaje
bullying
Noun
46475inoportunidad
inconvenience; bad timing, untimeliness
Noun
46476catinga
funk (foul or unpleasant smell, especially body odour)
Noun
46477marbellí
of, from or relating to Marbella
Adjective
46478algazara
hoo-ha, uproar; din, racket
Noun
46479almuecín
muezzin (person who issues call to prayer)
Noun
46480sobrefacturación
overbilling
Noun
46481parista
someone on the dole
Noun
46482proteómica
proteomics
Noun
46483barcelonismo
support of the football club FC Barcelona; love of Barcelona, the city
Noun
46484clípeo
clipeus (a type of circular shield); clipeus; clypeus (part of the head of insects); clipeus (an ornamental disk of marble)
Noun
46485trilingüismo
trilingualism
Noun
46486afiebrado
fevery; fevered (afflicted with a fever)
Adjective
46487decolonial
decolonial
Adjective
46488oriflama
oriflamme
Noun
46489caminable
walking, walkable
Adjective
46490no pasa nada
it's okay, it doesn't matter; meh
Phrase
46491facistol
lectern; faldstool
Noun
46492orfanatorio
orphanage
Noun
46493olécranon
olecranon
Noun
46494cará
taro (Colocasia esculenta); smooth-cheek eartheater (Gymnogeophagus gymnogenys); chameleon cichlid (Australoheros facetus)
Noun
46495estetización
aestheticisation
Noun
46496compasivamente
compassionately
Adverb
46497reluctancia
reluctance, unwillingness; reluctance
Noun
46498marrasquino
maraschino
Noun
46499exreina
former queen
Noun
46500chaufa
fried rice
Noun