6301armaduraarmour; frame, framework; skeleton
Noun
6306tumbarto knock over, tip (make fall); to fall; to lie down; (of social media accounts, servers or posts) to take down
Verb
6308ansiaanxiety, apprehension; eagerness; craving, hankering; yearning, longing
Noun
6311tiradolying down, lying; easy-peasy; dirt cheap
Adjective
6314evadirto evade; to flee
Verb
6316transtransgender, trans
Adjective
6317pálidoashen, pale, pallid, pasty
Adjective
6320huyexpression of pain, anguish, fright; whoops
Interjection
6322emotivoemotional, emotive
Adjective
6324remontarto frighten away; to overcome; to elevate; to repair; to go up (a river); (+ a) to date back (to), to go back to, to be traced back (to a point in the past); to come back, to fight back, to pull back (e.g. a goal)
Verb
6326becarto grant a stipend or scholarship for studying
Verb
6328hormigaant (insect of the family Formicidae)
Noun
6329cortoA type of coffee made out of roughly 70% milk and 30% coffee; short (short film); short (short circuit); a glass of pure liquor
Noun
6330zapatabrake shoe; washer (flat disk placed beneath a nut or at some joint)
Noun
6332leñafirewood, wood (pieces of wood gathered to burn as fuel); kindling
Noun
6333incomodarto bother; to annoy; to vex; to cause discomfort to someone, make uncomfortable; to inconvenience; to feel uncomfortable
Verb
6334nueznut; walnut; pecan
Noun
6335cerámicaceramic (material); ceramics (art of making ceramic objects); ceramics (ceramic objects)
Noun
6337metáforametaphor (the use of a word or phrase to refer to something other than its literal meaning)
Noun
6338asomarto show; to peep up; to peep out; to come up; to come out; to go out; to appear; to lean out
Verb
6339VaticanoVatican (pertaining to the Vatican); Vatican (pertaining to the Pope or the Holy See)
Adjective
6340afándesire; thirst; effort; eagerness; keenness
Noun
6344martillohammer (a tool with a heavy head and a handle used for pounding); malleus; auction house; hammer
Noun
6345contrabandocontraband, smuggled goods (goods); smuggling (activity); bootleg, bootlegging
Noun
6348chapoperson of short stature; an Ecuadorian dish based on chocolate and barley flour (máchica)
Noun
6349chacofarm; sweet potato
Noun
6352no séI don't know
Phrase
6354colocaciónplacement, positioning; collocation
Noun
6359perversobad, mean, wicked; perverse (of desires etc); perverted
Adjective
6360esparcirto scatter, disperse; to sprinkle; to fire out; to entertain, divert; to circulate, spread (news)
Verb
6361limarto file (with a file or rasp)
Verb
6362expedirto issue, to publish (a document, etc); to send, to expedite
Verb
6363suplentesubstitute, stand-in
Adjective
6366repletofull, filled, replete
Adjective
6367encararto confront, to face; to aim; to place face to face
Verb
6368impotenciaimpotence / impotency; powerlessness; disability
Noun
6369buscadorsearching, scouting
Adjective
6370armamentoarmament, weaponry, weapons, arms; equipment; arming
Noun
6371tropezarto trip, stumble, bump into; to get tripped up; to meet (someone) by chance; to run into
Verb
6372deslizarto slide; to slip (to give discreetly); to swipe (e.g. on a screen or with a card); to glide; to slip, to slither (to move stealthily or discreetly, to move with ease)
Verb
6374wasa message sent or received over WhatsApp
Noun
6381cuidadocare (close attention; concern); care (maintenance, upkeep); care (the treatment of those in need)
Noun
6383liberalliberal; libertarian
Noun
6387hitomilestone; landmark; Traditional New Mexican Spanish variant of hijo.
Noun
6388equipajeluggage; baggage (portable traveling equipment)
Noun
6390colgadohanging; crazy; frustrated, left behind, deceived; stoned (on drugs)
Adjective
6391egresarto egress, go out; to graduate (from)
Verb
6393cómicocomedic, comical; funny
Adjective
6394disimularto hide, to conceal; to dissemble
Verb
6395sistemáticosystematic (methodical, regular and orderly)
Adjective
6396enfriarto cool, chill; to get cold; to kill
Verb
6398responsableperson responsible, someone obliged, obligor
Noun
6399banquerobanker (conducting the business of a bank); banker (dealer in a gambling house)
Noun