53003bañezanoof, from or relating to La Bañeza
Adjective
53007roquistaof or pertaining to Julio Argentino Roca, or his tenure as president of Argentina (1880–1886; 1898–1904)
Adjective
53010permisologíared tape; paperwork (to get permission for something)
Noun
53015ibirapitáa tree, Peltophorum dubium, found in central South America
Noun
53016virgueríaA gewgaw, little decorative thingie.; A hotdog, something striking or excellent
Noun
53020corronchoscaly, rough; (of persons) slow, sluggish
Adjective
53024patudezshamelessness; intrusiveness
Noun
53031malagananegligent and unserious; casual; careless
Adjective
53032HDBinitialism of hemorragia digestiva baja
Noun
53033compadrarto become godparents or godchildren; to become good friends with; to buddy up
Verb
53035hueveroegg seller or producer
Noun
53041quemadoraburner (for DVDs, videos, music, etc.)
Noun
53045jalaosweet made from coconuts
Noun
53046corregenteruling together with another
Adjective
53051contrahacerto counterfeit, to fake or imitate; to pretend to be
Verb
53053intersecaonly used in se interseca, third-person singular present indicative of intersecarse; only used in te ... interseca, syntactic variant of intersécate, second-person singular imperative of intersecarse
Verb
53055verbosoverbose; wordy
Adjective
53060garbosojaunty, airy; magnanimous, generous
Adjective
53064avefríalapwing (bird belonging to the subfamily Vanellinae)
Noun
53068sembradurasowing, seeding; tillage, land which has been sown or seeded
Noun
53073listezacleverness; readiness
Noun
53074nepentepitcher plant (of genus Nepenthes); nepenthe
Noun
53078sinvergüenzuraan act of shamelessness or acted by a sinvergüenza
Noun
53079paragüitasumbrella palm (Cyperus alternifolius)
Noun
53080asturcónOf or relating to the Asturian pony
Adjective
53090drchart; abbreviation of derecha (“right”)
Noun
53091intuituin respect of; with regard to
Adverb
53093eurofána fan of the Eurovision Song Contest; a Eurofan
Noun
53094reusenseof, from or relating to Reus
Adjective
53095brequea vehicle brake
Noun
53096charquearto jerk (to cure meat by cutting it into strips and drying it)
Verb