56203pecháA huge amount, a ton, a lot of.
Noun
56204adoquinadopaving, pavement; cobblestone road
Noun
56206peltapelta (A small shield)
Noun
56208baptismoBaptism; the Baptist faith
Noun
56209borzoiborzoi (dog breed)
Noun
56210percudirto make grimy; to dirty
Verb
56216ahorititadiminutive of ahora; right now; just now; very soon
Adverb
56217putiferiowhoring; group of prostitutes; brothel, whorehouse
Noun
56220urodelourodele; salamander
Noun
56221chirriadochirp, squeak, wheek, creak, chirrup, screak
Noun
56225íbiceibex (type of wild mountain goat)
Noun
56230sartalstring (items put on a string)
Noun
56239saperaFrankenia thymifolia
Noun
56255franelearto feel up, touch up, grope
Verb
56258explanarto flatten; level; to explain
Verb
56259cachondezheat (condition where a mammal is aroused sexually or where it is especially fertile); horniness
Noun
56260hipertrofiaronly used in se ... hipertrofiar, syntactic variant of hipertrofiarse
Verb
56261alcoholadoalcohol, usually rotgut, made from plants; bay rum, used medicinally
Noun
56262andesinaandesine (sodium calcium aluminum silicate)
Noun
56263angiogramaangiogram (an X-ray image of the blood vessels)
Noun
56264cocineríaa small restaurant; cookery
Noun
56269empotradornut; stud, fucker, shagger, lay (lover)
Noun
56276abstengamosonly used in nos abstengamos, first-person plural present subjunctive of abstenerse; only used in nos ... abstengamos, syntactic variant of abstengámonos, first-person plural imperative of abstenerse
Verb
56277capotazoa movement made with the cape to distract or stop the bull
Noun
56278orteguianoJosé Ortega y Gasset (a Spanish philosopher); Ortega y Gasset's
Adjective
56281picajosotouchy, easily offended
Adjective
56283suaboSwabian (of, from or relating to Swabia)
Adjective
56290taquearto hit; to hit (in polo); to eat tacos; to stuff; to block up
Verb
56294exmissformer beauty queen
Noun
56297yatagányataghan (type of sword)
Noun