51602caravistaonly used in ladrillo caravista
Adjective
51606fonsaderaa kind of war tax or tribute in medieval Spain
Noun
51607cantearto chamfer; to tilt; to slant; to do (something) wrongly or sloppily; to mess up
Verb
51612loguearonly used in se ... loguear, syntactic variant of loguearse
Verb
51616terraceogoing to a terrace of a bar
Noun
51625mákinaa genre of electronic music originating in Spain, considered a subgenre of hardcore techno with hard trance elements
Noun
51645guanaguanareThe laughing gull, Leucophaeus atricilla.
Noun
51646birlochoA kind of uncovered cart from Italy
Noun
51648pápaloBolivian coriander (Porophyllum ruderale)
Noun
51651patuleamob; rabble; gang; troop (e.g. of friends)
Noun
51655vestierdressing room; fitting room
Noun
51658cachadaa bargain; a beneficial proposal or offer; an advantageous purchase.
Noun
51661parnapartner; friend
Noun
51664fogueadoseasoned; veteran; well-experienced
Adjective
51665saciosated, satiated, full
Adjective
51669contagiantecontagious (of a disease, able to be transmitted to others); contagious (of a fashion, laughter, etc, easily passed on to others)
Adjective
51678germanismoGermanism (a word or idiom loaned from German or an ancient Germanic language); Germanism (Germanic or German culture)
Noun
51680cesaristaCaesarist (of or pertaining to Caesarism)
Adjective
51685volemiavolaemia; blood volume
Noun
51690galochaA game of galotxetes
Noun
51691conflictualconflict; synonym of conflictivo
Adjective
51696capellinaa type of wide-brimmed hat; a type of medieval helmet; a bandage wrapped around the head
Noun