49401ámpulablister (bubble on the skin); ampoule (small glass vial)
Noun
49407espicharto stab; pierce; prick; to kick the bucket; pass on; to press
Verb
49408edículoa small building; an aedicule; shrine, tabernacle
Noun
49412papearto eat, especially small portions; to talk nonsense, to stammer, to stutter; to humiliate
Verb
49413cirróticocirrhotic (pertaining to or suffering from cirrhosis)
Adjective
49414palmarlato croak, snuff it (die)
Verb
49415aliáaliyah (Jewish immigration to Israel)
Noun
49418prosopopeyapersonification; affected solemnity
Noun
49421ollucoUllucus tuberosus, the ulluco
Noun
49422aradorplowman (person who plows)
Noun
49428novietenon-serious boyfriend
Noun
49441alcaiceríaA public marketplace where silk merchants would expose their merchandise in order to be charged with the duties they owed to the Moorish monarchs.; Any marketplace, especially for silk.
Noun
49443espetónspit; skewer; iron pin; jab; poke
Noun
49447cricapussy (woman's genitalia)
Noun
49451epocalepoch-making; epochal
Adjective
49478curubabanana passionfruit
Noun
49481gallinazahen droppings (used as fertilizer)
Noun
49484canovistaof or supporting Antonio Cánovas del Castillo (Spanish politician)
Adjective
49487varazoa hit with a stick, branch or lance; a hit (in general)
Noun
49491repelarto shave; to shave off; to cut off; sever; to clip; shear; chop; to pull (someone's) hair; to moan; grumble
Verb
49492pistolerismothe practice used by Spanish employers during King Alfonso XIII's reconstruction crisis of hiring thugs to face syndicalists and notable workers – and vice versa
Noun
49496sófbolsynonym of sóftbol
Noun
49500muaréwatered fabric, moire
Noun