Most common Spanish words

57282 words

Words 52601–52700

a lot, plenty; pig-out; steep slope, incline; scrounge (act of scrounging); push that one of the fighters gives with his trunk on that of his rival, throwing him backwards; blow with the chest

Noun

52602terráqueo

earthling, terraqueous

Noun

52603odiador

hateful (full of hatred)

Adjective

52604fenestra

window

Noun

52605impromptu

impromptu

Noun

52606retsina

retsina

Noun

52607quenya

Quenya

Noun

52608listel

listel; fillet (space between two flutings in a shaft)

Noun

52609galantear

to court; to make love with; to flirt with

Verb

52610orlo

an orlo

Noun

52611veramente

truly

Adverb

52612jamacuco

flip; freakout (sudden alteration of the mood, losing the calm), parraque, yuyu (example: me dio un jamacuco)

Noun

52613radiativo

radiative (of or relating to radiation)

Adjective

52614tubero

plumber

Noun

52615connato

connate

Adjective

52616mericarpo

mericarp

Noun

52617piada

chirping (action of chirping); an expression or phrase, characteristic of a particular person, that is repeated by another

Noun

52618botanista

botanist

Noun

52619laparoscopio

laparoscope

Noun

52620jume

A bush of the genus Allenrolfea.

Noun

52621antozoo

anthozoan

Noun

52622isopreno

isoprene

Noun

52623deshidrogenación

dehydrogenation

Noun

52624apolipoproteína

apolipoprotein

Noun

52625aumentador

augmenter

Noun

52626tortuosamente

tortuously; crookedly

Adverb

52627pericondrio

perichondrium

Noun

52628multicomponente

multicomponent

Adjective

52629crisotilo

chrysotile

Noun

52630cetoglutarato

ketoglutarate

Noun

52631facticidad

facticity

Noun

52632Comanchero

Comanchero

Noun

52633fisiatra

physiatrist

Noun

52634probabilismo

probabilism

Noun

52635lealista

loyalist

Adjective

52636escoriar

to scrape, abrade

Verb

52637cinamomo

cinnamon (plant); cinnamon (spice); bead tree

Noun

52638metaficcional

metafictional

Adjective

52639lucioperca

zander

Noun

52640eyaculatorio

ejaculatory

Adjective

52641flexiblemente

flexibly

Adverb

52642tabernario

rude, coarse

Adjective

52643chilacayote

any member of the species Cucurbita ficifolia of squashes; any of several other species of wild gourd-like plants, such as Marah macrocarpus or Cucurbita foetidissima

Noun

52644nixtamalización

nixtamalization

Noun

52645dicótomo

dichotomous

Adjective

52646curí

guinea pig

Noun

52647pelandusca

floozy, harlot (prostitute)

Noun

52648chilaca

the chilaca chili

Noun

52649espectrográfico

spectrographic

Adjective

52650dárdano

Trojan

Adjective

52651dolape

bald man

Noun

52652alborozar

to gladden, to make joyous

Verb

52653autopase

a pass that gives and receives the same player ignoring the opposing to him/her obstructs

Noun

52654unitarista

Unitarian

Adjective

52655abejero

beekeeper (someone who keeps bees)

Noun

52656torrevejense

of, from or relating to Torrevieja

Adjective

52657santacrucero

of, from or relating to Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Adjective

52658homomorfismo

homomorphism

Noun

52659eibarrés

of, from or relating to Eibar

Adjective

52660afincamiento

settlement (taking up residence); eagerness, insistence, dedication, diligence

Noun

52661JMAF

HFCS (high fructose corn syrup)

Noun

52662compango

Selection of meats used as ingredients in certain Northern Spanish stews

Noun

52663dunita

dunite

Noun

52664sujetavelas

third wheel (An unwanted third party accompanying two people on a date)

Noun

52665barahúnda

uproar, hubbub

Noun

52666fitoesterol

phytosterol

Noun

52667hiperconectividad

hyperconnectivity

Noun

52668bamboleante

unsteady, staggering

Adjective

52669ciberinteligencia

cyberintelligence

Noun

52670refundador

refounder

Noun

52671cervantismo

literary work in the style of Miguel de Cervantes

Noun

52672violetera

flower girl

Noun

52673desmenuzable

friable

Adjective

52674repullo

jerk, tug, flail

Noun

52675nasalidad

nasality

Noun

52676tofe

tough

Adjective

52677jurema

jurema

Noun

52678pasajeramente

transiently

Adverb

52679desinteresa

only used in se desinteresa, third-person singular present indicative of desinteresarse; only used in te ... desinteresa, syntactic variant of desinterésate, second-person singular imperative of desinteresarse

Verb

52680bullado

rowdy

Adjective

52681benzalconio

benzalkonium

Noun

52682cargamontón

lynching, gangbang

Noun

52683majunche

crappy; slipshod