Most common Spanish words

57282 words

Words 51301–51400

51301cardiograma

cardiogram

Noun

51302vicepresident

vice president of the Government of Catalonia

Noun

51303realme

realm

Noun

51304condescender

to comply; acquiesce

Verb

51305pallar

lima bean

Noun

51306laudatio

praise

Noun

51307espingarda

a kind of rifle

Noun

51308meritoriamente

deservingly, meritoriously

Adverb

51309anacahuite

A Mexician olive, a small flowering shrub or tree of species Cordia boissieri', in the borage family; A Peruvian pepper tree, a tree of species Schinus molle, in the sumac family

Noun

51310chocolatín

pain au chocolat, chocolatine; candy bar

Noun

51311absorbencia

absorbency

Noun

51312morrear

to snog

Verb

51313pigidio

pygidium

Noun

51314kinésico

kinesic

Adjective

51315panchería

hot dog stand, hot dog joint

Noun

51316loísmo

the nonstandard practice of using lo or la as indirect object pronouns when referring to people, instead of the standard le

Noun

51317puntillista

pointillistic

Adjective

51318capacho

having horns pointing flat out to the sides

Adjective

51319pseudobulbo

pseudobulb

Noun

51320imperfectivo

imperfective

Noun

51321glabela

glabella (space between the eyebrows)

Noun

51322jareta

casing (fold to introduce a cord or ribbon); tuck

Noun

51323cunaguaro

any small spotted jungle cat, usually referring to the ocelot or the oncilla; Leopardus pardalis, ocelot

Noun

51324pirómetro

pyrometer (instrument designed to measure high temperatures)

Noun

51325agutí

agouti (a rodent similar in appearance to a guinea pig but having longer legs)

Noun

51326condumio

nosh, grub (food)

Noun

51327damasquinado

damascening

Noun

51328proterozoico

Proterozoic (relating to the eon from 2,500 to 541 million years ago)

Adjective

51329zoca

square, plaza; drunkenness

Noun

51330yupa

an expression of joy or excitement, commonly associated with cowboys

Interjection

51331micropaleontología

micropaleontology

Noun

51332filosilicato

phyllosilicate

Noun

51333ctenóforo

ctenophore

Noun

51334organogénesis

organogenesis

Noun

51335clasicazo

classic, all-time classic

Noun

51336neuróptero

neuropteran

Noun

51337vacunador

vaccinator

Noun

51338prosaísmo

prosaicness

Noun

51339panículo

panniculus (a dense layer of fatty tissue growth)

Noun

51340leprosario

leper colony, leprosarium

Noun

51341confortabilidad

comfort, comfortability

Noun

51342chusquero

An officer or subofficer who has risen from the rank of private, typically without formal training.

Noun

51343culterano

in the culteranismo style

Adjective

51344profetismo

prophetism

Noun

51345desenamorar

to cause to fall out of love, to disenamour; to fall out of love

Verb

51346funambulismo

tightrope walking

Noun

51347preponderar

to predominate, to dominate, to prevail; to outweigh

Verb

51348irritantemente

irritatingly

Adverb

51349godello

Godello, a variety of grape from Spain used to make white wine

Noun

51350nártex

narthex

Noun

51351mofletudo

fleshy, meaty

Adjective

51352guadalupeño

Guadeloupean

Adjective

51353hipocausto

hypocaust

Noun

51354bigornia

anvil

Noun

51355cuchareo

spooning

Noun

51356troza

sawn trunk for removing boards; parrel, gooseneck

Noun

51357antiextorsión

anti-extortion

Noun

51358panocho

the dialect of Spanish spoken in Murcia

Noun

51359sobrexplotación

overexploitation

Noun

51360autodescribe

only used in se autodescribe, third-person singular present indicative of autodescribirse; only used in te ... autodescribe, syntactic variant of autodescríbete, second-person singular imperative of autodescribirse

Verb

51361micropunto

LSD (drug)

Noun

51362excomisionado

former commissioner

Noun

51363cátcher

catcher

Noun

51364estribera

stirrup; footrest (of a vehicle)