Most common Spanish words

57282 words

Words 48201–48300

48201angurria

famishing hunger; great anxiety

Noun

48202badea

giant granadilla (Passiflora quadrangularis); low-quality melon or watermelon; bland cucumber

Noun

48203batimetría

bathymetry

Noun

48204ojiazul

blue-eyed

Adjective

48205sicotrópico

psychotropic

Adjective

48206fracturamiento

fracturing

Noun

48207platija

European plaice (Pleuronectes platessa); European flounder (Platichthys flesus)

Noun

48208auditivamente

aurally

Adverb

48209polacra

polacre (type of ship)

Noun

48210naíf

naive

Adjective

48211volatería

fowling, fowls, poultry, flock of birds; crowd (of ideas)

Noun

48212nornoroeste

north-northwest

Adjective

48213titularización

titularisation

Noun

48214retintín

chiming (of bells)

Noun

48215puerilidad

childishness; puerility; childhood; childish behaviour or comment

Noun

48216coquetamente

charmingly; coquettishly

Adverb

48217lechoncito

suckling pig

Noun

48218vicecampeón

synonym of subcampeón

Noun

48219pasapalo

appetizer

Noun

48220ilusamente

gullibly; credulously

Adverb

48221pelambrera

mop of hair

Noun

48222arrobamiento

glee; bliss; rapture

Noun

48223demarcatorio

separating; distinguishing

Adjective

48224preparto

pre-birthing

Adjective

48225tiliche

knick-knack

Noun

48226infrecuentemente

rarely; infrequently

Adverb

48227facultativamente

facultatively

Adverb

48228codesarrollar

to codevelop

Verb

48229tornaviaje

return journey; keepsake; souvenir

Noun

48230queche

ketch

Noun

48231concretización

concretion

Noun

48232humidificación

humidification

Noun

48233retrogradación

retrograde motion

Noun

48234fotocomposición

photocomposition

Noun

48235enucleación

enucleation

Noun

48236caván

a cavan; a unit of dry capacity approximately equivalent to 2.3 US bushels; a unit of dry capacity equivalent to one and a half times or twice the Manila cavan

Noun

48237baudio

baud

Noun

48238hipoperfusión

hypoperfusion

Noun

48239despojamiento

stripping; dispossessing, despoliation; spoils

Noun

48240endoesqueleto

endoskeleton

Noun

48241intuicionismo

intuitionism

Noun

48242webshow

a show broadcast on the internet

Noun

48243nueza

red bryony; English mandrake

Noun

48244psicoeducación

psychoeducation

Noun

48245cordelería

ropemaking (the occupation of a ropemaker); ropemaking (the manufacture of rope); Place where rope is made or sold; ropework

Noun

48246diaconía

deaconry; the house of a deacon

Noun

48247mitrismo

the political beliefs or rule of Bartolomé Mitre, president of Argentina 1862-1868

Noun

48248bilogía

dilogy

Noun

48249macroinvertebrado

macroinvertebrate

Noun

48250neurológicamente

neurologically

Adverb

48251hidronefrosis

hydronephrosis

Noun

48252transdisciplinariedad

transdisciplinarity

Noun

48253cinológico

cynological; canine

Adjective

48254irreflexión

lack of reflection or forethought

Noun

48255mnemotecnia

mnemonic

Noun

48256etérico

etheric

Adjective

48257xochimilca

of, from or relating to Xochimilco

Adjective

48258quejío

grief-stricken cry, normally of ay, during a flamenco song

Noun

48259señoreaje

seigniorage

Noun

48260pardear

to turn brown

Verb

48261afromexicano

Afro-Mexican

Adjective

48262arraigamiento

settling

Noun

48263efectivización

effectivization

Noun

48264edetano

of or pertaining to the Edetani

Adjective

48265carbonita

carbonite

Noun

48266zazú

zazou

Noun

48267lazarista

Lazarist

Adjective

48268azulito

masked gnatcatcher; a cocktail of vodka, soda, and a blue energy drink

Noun

48269espectacularización

making into a spectacle

Noun

48270monse

boring, lame, dull

Adjective

48271camareta

large cabin

Noun

48272reafirmante

firming (said of cosmetics)

Adjective

48273alhamar

red blanket or cover

Noun

48274zahora

A feast or snack shared between friends.

Noun

48275twerkear

to twerk (to dance in a sexually-provocative way using hip thrusts in a low squatting stance while shaking the buttocks; to take part in twerking)

Verb

48276peliazul

blue-haired

Adjective

48277naguevona

oh my god, what the heck

Interjection

48278hierofante

hierophant

Noun

48279dujo

A type of beehive made from a tree stump.