53102desternillarto crack up (make laugh); to crack up, laugh one's head off
Verb
53106poyeteledge; synonym of poyo (“bench”)
Noun
53108desmadejarto unravel; to cause laziness in a person
Verb
53111juernesa Thursday the day before a bank holiday
Noun
53115dedearto finger, fiddle
Verb
53116medianilgutter (space between columns in a text); party wall
Noun
53118enfebrecerto give fever; to get a fever; to infuriate; to stir up
Verb
53121jartofull, stuffed (after eating); tired of, fed up with something
Adjective
53133tronidothunder; fiasco; roar (loud noise)
Noun
53134peladorapeeler (electric machine that peels potatoes)
Noun
53135desasoseganteunsettling, disturbing (causing distress or worry)
Adjective
53138brialbliaut; bliaud
Noun
53141ropónovergarment; overfrock
Noun
53142subcomarcasubdistrict; a division of a comarca
Noun
53144deslavadodisjointed, incoherent
Adjective
53145fustánfustian (thick fabric); petticoat; food stamp
Noun
53146limpeñoof, from or relating to the city of Limpio, Central department, Paraguay
Adjective
53149leñazomighty blow; blow/strike with a stick
Noun
53152chorlitejoplover (member of the family Charadriidae)
Noun
53154sevillismoSupport of Sevilla FC, a football team from Seville
Noun
53161emiralemir; emir's
Adjective
53178mitayoIndian who worked in the mit'a
Noun
53179chavaleríayoung people, teens, adolescents
Noun
53189cincharto girth; to girdle
Verb