7602zurdoleft-handed
Adjective
7603cubiertocutlery, silverware, flatware; place setting
Noun
7604violaviola (musical instrument); electric guitar
Noun
7606desgastarto use up or wear out; to wear down, to erode, to wear away; to wear out, to get worn out
Verb
7607obviarto avoid; to get round; to get out of; to obviate; to ignore; to flout
Verb
7609óptimooptimal, ideal
Adjective
7611crianzaupbringing; education
Noun
7613bitbit (binary digit)
Noun
7614putearto hinder someone's actions; to fuck around, bother; to prostitute oneself; to attend a prostitute; to insult or scold someone
Verb
7617golpistacoup plotter; coupist; putschist (one who takes part in a coup d'état)
Noun
7620inconvenienteproblem, trouble, inconvenient; drawback (disadvantage)
Noun
7621intendenciamanagement, administration, government; the region governed by an intendente; the status of being an intendente
Noun
7622acerarto harden, to steel; to make sharp
Verb
7623despreciabledespicable, contemptible; negligible
Adjective
7625vacíovacuum, void; empty space; gap
Noun
7627veloveil (something hung up or spread out to hide or protect the face, or hide an object from view; usually of a diaphanous material)
Noun
7628loroparrot, parakeet; chatterbox; ugly person
Noun
7632entierroburial, interment; buried treasure
Noun
7633mayarto miaow; to wilt
Verb
7634ensuciarto dirty, soil, to stain; to foul, to defile; to sully, to smear, to besmirch, to blacken, to tarnish (a person's name, reputation or memory); to mess, to make a mess, to mess up, to mess with
Verb
7637puntajescore (record of points)
Noun
7640molerto grind, mill; to grind down, wear out, tire out; to annoy, bother; to toil, work hard; to screw (have sex with)
Verb
7642mantecafat, lard; shortening; butter
Noun
7645durezahardness; arduousness; harshness; toughness, hardiness
Noun
7651andaa bier or small platform, when carried by people (usually 4 or more individuals) to move a corpse or religious image
Noun
7653asturianoAsturian (of, from or relating to the autonomous community of Asturias, Spain)
Adjective
7654diplomaciadiplomacy (art of conducting international relations)
Noun
7655vilmean, despicable, vile
Adjective
7656atúntuna (fish); ignorant, stupid person
Noun
7657santasaintess; female equivalent of santo
Noun
7658rebelarto rebel against; to rebel
Verb
7668perdurarto linger, persist; to endure, last
Verb
7673coloncolon (punctuation mark); colon (part of the large intestine)
Noun
7677atentamenteattentively; politely; best regards (polite closing of a letter)
Adverb
7681tiranolike a tyrant; tyrannous; tyrannical
Adjective
7683gemirto wail; to moan, to groan
Verb
7685lodomud; muck; mire
Noun
7686tornilloscrew (fastener); bolt (fastener)
Noun
7687activoasset (any property or material right of an enterprise or individual)
Noun
7689estadíastay (sojourn); demurrage
Noun
7693acompañamientothe act of accompanying; accompaniment; the accompanying part; accompaniment; side dish
Noun
7697tutelacustody; guardianship; title
Noun
7699comparecerto appear, show up (at a court or authority)
Verb
7700desastrosodisastrous; calamitous (an event)
Adjective