Most common Spanish words

57282 words

Words 48701–48800

48701ontogénesis

ontogenesis

Noun

48702vergencia

vergency

Noun

48703ionizador

ionizing

Adjective

48704homilético

homiletic

Adjective

48705cianamida

cyanamide

Noun

48706tardofranquista

in the late Franquist years (1969–1975)

Adjective

48707galicanismo

Gallicanism

Noun

48708corbatita

chestnut-throated seedeater (Sporophila telasco)

Noun

48709glups

gulp; glug

Interjection

48710campusero

Of or pertaining to the Campus Party

Adjective

48711cuernito

A fatty pastry made in the shape of a horn.

Noun

48712capiscol

precentor

Noun

48713morido

synonym of muerto (several senses)

Adjective

48714narizotas

nickname for someone with a big nose

Noun

48715vertisol

vertisol

Noun

48716guambiano

Guambiano

Adjective

48717sicótico

psychotic

Adjective

48718anamórfico

anamorphic

Adjective

48719superponible

superimposable

Adjective

48720incomestible

inedible

Adjective

48721amancebarse

to shack up (live together)

Verb

48722despolarizante

depolarising

Adjective

48723venusino

synonym of venusiano

Adjective

48724anidado

nested

Adjective

48725juchiteco

of, from or relating to Juchitán de Zaragoza

Adjective

48726verdiano

Verdian (of or relating to Giuseppe Verdi)

Adjective

48727animalejo

creepy-crawly; little bug

Noun

48728mitólogo

mythologist

Noun

48729fotolito

photolyte

Noun

48730baleárico

Balearic

Adjective

48731sobaquera

armhole (of a garment); armhole reinforcement; underarm shield (to protect clothing against sweat); large tortilla made of wheat flour and water; crutch

Noun

48732vigesimoquinto

twenty-fifth

Adjective

48733agroclimático

agroclimatic (relating to agriculture and climate)

Adjective

48734propiciador

enabling, propitiatory

Adjective

48735alterador

alterative

Adjective

48736utrero

a young bull between three and four years old

Noun

48737deshilar

to unravel; to pull

Verb

48738desnaturalizante

denaturing

Adjective

48739parasomnia

parasomnia

Noun

48740sedimentológico

sedimentological

Adjective

48741pilarense

of, from or relating to Pilar Partido; of, from or relating to Pilar, Buenos Aires; of, from or relating to Pilar, Córdoba Province; of, from or relating to Pilar (Santa Fe); of, from or relating to Pilar, Paraguay

Adjective

48742droguero

drugstore worker

Noun

48743ubio

synonym of yugo

Noun

48744florense

of, from or relating to Flores, El Petén

Adjective

48745reducidor

reducer; fence, middleman (for transactions of stolen goods)

Noun

48746óntico

ontic

Adjective

48747preeliminar

preliminary

Adjective

48748vestible

wearable

Adjective

48749máfico

mafic

Adjective

48750fisiculturista

bodybuilder

Noun

48751antirrepublicano

antirepublican

Adjective

48752microespacio

slot (in a TV show)

Noun

48753espigador

gleaner

Noun

48754dropear

to cease concerning oneself over (someone or something); to cancel or cease to participate in (a scheduled course, event, or project); specifically, to stop getting involved in watching a series or playing a videogame.; to drop an object from the inventory; to drop off; to drop; to let fall

Verb

48755plasmodio

plasmodium

Noun

48756semilíquido

semiliquid

Adjective

48757estativo

stative

Adjective

48758otavaleño

of, from or relating to the city of Otavalo, Imbabura province, Ecuador

Adjective

48759premostratense

Premonstratensian (religious order)

Adjective

48760absentista

absentee

Noun

48761pinareño

of, from or relating to Pinar del Río

Adjective

48762dodecasílabo

dodecasyllabic

Adjective

48763cachaça

cachaça

Noun

48764albumen

egg white, albumen

Noun

48765cantilena

cantilena

Noun

48766armorial

armorial

Adjective

48767repavimentar

to repave

Verb

48768precocinado

ready meal

Noun

48769regocijado

delighted; overjoyed

Adjective

48770banga

a kind of soup

Noun

48771bulbul

bulbul

Noun

48772extraditable

extraditable

Adjective

48773macis

mace (spice)

Noun

48774lustral

lustral

Adjective

48775marula

marula

Noun

48776endocarpio

endocarp

Noun

48777diverticulosis

diverticulosis

Noun

48778tusar

to shear; to trim, clip

Verb

48779opalescente

opalescent

Adjective

48780subterminal

subterminal

Adjective

48781crinolina

crinoline

Noun

48782comején

white ant; termite

Noun

48783deslenguar

to remove or cut out the tongue; to speak brashly without education

Verb

48784blasonado

An armiger, originally carrying the armour of a knight; (hence, later) a man of the gentry ranking below a knight.; An untitled noblemen; esquire, squire.

Noun

48785palinodia

palinode

Noun

48786flambear

to flambé, flame

Verb

48787frontotemporal

frontotemporal

Adjective

48788subeditor

subeditor