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Words 48501–48600
48501cherna
grouper (fish)
Noun
48502apamate
pink manjack, Tabebuia heterophylla
Noun
48503bastonera
majorette.
Noun
48504bobear
to do or say stupid things
Verb
48505tetraplejia
tetraplegia
Noun
48506sancristobalense
of, from or relating to the city of San Cristóbal, Táchira, Venezuela
Adjective
48507tangerino
Tangerine (of, from or relating to the city of Tangier, Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region, Morocco)
Adjective
48508retaco
midget; shortie; short cue
Noun
48509subtrópico
subtropic
Noun
48510pilona
bollard
Noun
48511convenenciero
self-centered
Adjective
48512predicable
preachable
Adjective
48513colimar
to collimate
Verb
48514plurifamiliar
multifamily
Adjective
48515hilador
spinner (profession)
Noun
48516rizomatoso
rhizomatous
Adjective
48517isometría
isometry
Noun
48518repulsor
repulsor (a device used to deflect or repel other objects, or for flight stability)
Noun
48519inmotivado
unmotivated
Adjective
48520gubernista
synonym of gubernamental
Adjective
48521periglaciar
periglacial
Adjective
48522guerrista
combative, fighting; very bad, very naughty, very mischievous
Adjective
48523mendé
Mende
Adjective
48524tupí
Tupi
Noun
48525conejero
rabbit breeder
Noun
48526motocultor
two-wheel tractor, rotavator, rototiller
Noun
48527apilable
stackable
Adjective
48528herciniano
Hercynian
Adjective
48529chequista
Chekist
Noun
48530preinfantil
of or pertaining to an age group below that of infantil (generally around age 11-12 years old)
Adjective
48531resultón
pretty, attractive
Adjective
48532entrechocar
to clank, chatter, clunk; to clank
Verb
48533garlito
A kind of fishing net
Noun
48534souvlaki
souvlaki
Noun
48535chaquetear
to be afraid, draw back; to run away, flee; to change sides, become a turncoat; to change one’s opinion; to renege; to masturbate, jerk off
Verb
48536kwacha
kwacha
Noun
48537vaporetto
vaporetto
Noun
48538octal
octal
Adjective
48539fosfuro
phosphide
Noun
48540norovirus
norovirus
Noun
48541colpo
colpus
Noun
48542medro
growth, increase; improvement, progress
Noun
48543vapuleo
beating; thrashing
Noun
48544bise
encore
Noun
48545tollo
dull, silly, slow
Adjective
48546divismo
being a diva
Noun
48547cosecante
cosecant
Noun
48548balanitis
balanitis
Noun
48549kazako
Kazakhstani, Kazakh (person from Kazakhstan)
Noun
48550coralillo
coral snake
Noun
48551propóleos
propolis (glue-like substance)
Noun
48552pespuntar
to backstitch
Verb
48553nociceptor
nociceptor
Noun
48554andada
animal tracks; a type of flat bread
Noun
48555archimandrita
archimandrite (the superior of a large monastery, or group of monasteries, in the Orthodox Church)
Noun
48556partitivo
partitive
Adjective
48557boutade
wisecrack
Noun
48558virtuosamente
virtuously
Adverb
48559camanchaca
camanchaca
Noun
48560guanábano
soursop tree
Noun
48561medicatura
small clinic, first aid post; the practice of medicine
Noun
48562policlorado
polychlorinated
Adjective
48563gravitacionalmente
gravitationally
Adverb
48564antitripsina
antitrypsin
Noun
48565acetaldehído
acetaldehyde, ethanal
Noun
48566subtriangular
subtriangular
Adjective
48567paraboloide
paraboloid
Noun
48568naftaleno
naphthalene
Noun
48569cocobolo
cocobolo
Noun
48570vaginoplastia
vaginoplasty
Noun
48571ascospora
ascospore
Noun
48572altruistamente
altruistically
Adverb
48573mesocarpio
mesocarp
Noun
48574estral
oestral; oestrous (relating to oestrus, a female animal’s willingness to mate)
Adjective
48575laureola
spurge-laurel
Noun
48576desagraviar
to make amends
Verb
48577helenización
Hellenization
Noun
48578hipocondrio
hypochondrium
Noun
48579clorofilo
chlorophyllous
Adjective
48580sanbenito
sanbenito
Noun
48581pinacate
pinacate beetle, stink beetle; harvestman (spiderlike arachnid), daddy longlegs
Noun
48582guardagujas
switchman, switchwoman
Noun
48583sacamuelas
toothpuller
Noun
48584ayate
a cloth made from the fiber of the maguey plant, similar to henequen or sisal; a cloak-like garment made from this cloth
Noun
48585termoquímica
thermochemistry
Noun
48586fítico
phytic
Adjective
48587indianismo
Indianism
Noun
48588pinchito
sexual intercourse
Noun
48589nomofobia
nomophobia
Noun
48590pijada
a pijo attitude, particularly, or things made by a pijo; snobbery, snobbism; nonsense, trifle, baloney; nonsense, stupidity
Noun
48591alborozado
overjoyed; ebullient
Adjective
48592sacho
a kind of hoe or mattock
Noun
48593turbamulta
swarm, pack, rabble, mob
Noun
48594neokantismo
Neo-Kantianism
Noun
48595acelular
acellular (not composed of cells)
Adjective
48596mondá
penis, dick
Noun
48597arillo
wooden ring, usually three to four centimeters wide, used to hold together the clerical collars of ecclesiastics; earring
Noun
48598desembalar
to unpack; to open, to unwrap
Verb
48599geomancia
geomancy
Noun
48600hipostático
hypostatic
Adjective