50817atacableattackable, vulnerable
Adjective
50820nimbarto aureole; to halo
Verb
50827herniarseto herniate; to get very tired; to rupture oneself; don't inconvenience or trouble yourself to do something
Verb
50832bracarenseof, from or relating to Braga
Adjective
50837triunfitoa contestant of the Spanish music talent reality show Operación Triunfo
Noun
50842estroborope with its ends tied to each other
Noun
50844dúpliceof a monastery, where nuns and monks both live
Adjective
50845semiolímpicohalf-Olympic (size of swimming pool)
Adjective
50856agramontésof, pertaining to, or supporting, the Agramonts
Adjective
50858tórculoa calcographic press
Noun
50860coterosynonym of cotera
Noun
50866queulea tree found in Chile, of species Gomortega keule
Noun
50868manyarto eat; to understand
Verb
50870VMPinitialism of vehículo de movilidad personal (“PMD (personal mobility device)”)
Noun
50871zarandajonasty; horrid (person)
Adjective
50878minestroneminestrone (thick Italian vegetable soup)
Noun
50879apelotonarto ball up, to flock together; to pile up, mount
Verb
50881vesaniamadness, insanity; rage
Noun
50882didascaliainstruction, lesson; In ancient Greece, a record of the stage plays performed, with relevant information such as the date or awards won.; stage direction
Noun
50889enotecaenoteca; wine bar; wine shop
Noun
50890topetazobutt (sudden thrust from an animal), headbutt
Noun
50892veniresonly used in ires y venires
Noun
50898sojasa soy boy, an unmasculine man
Noun