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Words 56901–57000
56901fluidoterapia
intravenous hydration therapy
Noun
56902devanadera
spool; reel
Noun
56903somatomorfo
somatoform
Adjective
56904tomográfico
tomographic
Adjective
56905dinamométrico
dynamometric
Adjective
56906inmaculista
of or relating to the Immaculate Conception
Adjective
56907jincho
drunk; of or pertaining to a farmer or peasent; rural
Adjective
56908umbráculo
umbraculum
Noun
56909accionismo
actionism
Noun
56910pseudoquiste
pseudocyst
Noun
56911écfrasis
ekphrasis
Noun
56912hidroxicobalamina
hydroxocobalamine
Noun
56913aticismo
Atticism
Noun
56914imanación
magnetization
Noun
56915corticosuprarrenal
adrenocortical
Adjective
56916apelotonamiento
clump
Noun
56917neurofarmacología
neuropharmacology
Noun
56918chocoyo
Pacific parakeet
Noun
56919desatorar
to unclog
Verb
56920jabao
mixed-race, having light skin and curly hair
Adjective
56921megacolegio
very large school
Noun
56922exposímetro
light meter
Noun
56923contextualismo
contextualism
Noun
56924diacetilo
diacetyl
Noun
56925pentasílabo
pentasyllabic
Adjective
56926endolinfático
endolymphatic
Adjective
56927despulpar
to pulp (remove pulp from)
Verb
56928humedecimiento
moistening
Noun
56929salfumán
hydrochloric acid
Noun
56930glucogenólisis
glycogenolysis
Noun
56931huarango
American carob (Prosopis pallida), a tree found from Colombia to Peru
Noun
56932coyoacanense
of, from or relating to Coyoacán
Adjective
56933renegación
renegation
Noun
56934manaco
peach palm
Noun
56935autolimpieza
self-cleaning
Noun
56936desmechado
shredded, pulled
Adjective
56937radioelectrónico
radioelectronic
Adjective
56938asistemático
asystematic
Adjective
56939victoriense
of, from or relating to Victoria, Buenos Aires
Adjective
56940santurronería
sanctimoniousness, sanctimony
Noun
56941tribalización
tribalization
Noun
56942pleocroísmo
pleochroism
Noun
56943curupí
Sapium haematospermum, a South American tree.
Noun
56944demisexualidad
demisexuality
Noun
56945ultraliberalismo
ultraliberalism
Noun
56946monocanal
single-channel
Adjective
56947centralizadamente
in a centralised location
Adverb
56948meteóricamente
meteorically
Adverb
56949hierofanía
hierophany
Noun
56950capichi
"Get it?"; "understood?".; I understand.
Interjection
56951gamelote
tall grass
Noun
56952neurorradiología
neuroradiology
Noun
56953pítico
Pythian
Adjective
56954gabelar
to overtake
Verb
56955gatada
gang
Noun
56956escarzar
to rip out, to tear off
Verb
56957lolero
that plays League of Legends
Adjective
56958denodar
to be brave, to dare, to strive
Verb
56959disprosio
dysprosium
Noun
56960outfielder
outfielder
Noun
56961cuitlacoche
corn smut; thrasher (bird)
Noun
56962doorman
doorman
Noun
56963contrabalancear
to counterbalance
Verb
56964desportillar
to chip (to break a small piece from)
Verb
56965fortepiano
fortepiano
Noun
56966paladión
palladium
Noun
56967batatal
piece of land cultivating sweet potato
Noun
56968caudalmente
caudally
Adverb
56969estregar
to rub, scrub, scour
Verb
56970criminoso
criminal
Adjective
56971denigratorio
disparaging, denigrating
Adjective
56972integumento
integument
Noun
56973neles
synonym of nel (no; no way; nope)
Adverb
56974toracoscopia
thoracoscopy
Noun
56975talaq
talaq
Noun
56976ortogonalmente
orthogonally
Adverb
56977pertinacia
persistence; obstinacy
Noun
56978nazifascista
Nazi-Fascist
Adjective
56979bifosfato
biphosphate
Noun
56980tetracloroetileno
tetrachloroethylene
Noun
56981topoisomerasa
topoisomerase
Noun
56982monoterpeno
monoterpene
Noun
56983paramecio
paramecium
Noun
56984coloproctología
coloproctology
Noun
56985levetiracetam
levetiracetam
Noun
56986trisección
trisection
Noun
56987arenisco
sandy
Adjective
56988fitomorfo
phytomorphic
Adjective
56989sedimentable
sedimentable
Adjective
56990nevasca
blizzard, snowstorm (bad weather involving blowing winds and snow)
Noun
56991calilla
annoyance, bother; debt; annoying person; thin and long cigar
Noun
56992vacano
good; fantastic; amazing; well-made
Adjective
56993chulengo
chulengo
Noun
56994transir
to pass; to die; to die; to finish
Verb
56995embridar
to bridle
Verb
56996indocto
uneducated; unversed
Adjective
56997convoluto
convoluted
Adjective
56998pediluvio
footbath
Noun
56999museógrafo
museologist
Noun
57000pirronismo
Pyrrhonism
Noun