8201impositivoimpressive, dominating; taxation, tax
Adjective
8202nichoniche; burial niche
Noun
8203escalónstep (of a ladder, staircase); grade, rank (in a hierarchy); step, stage; drop
Noun
8206esponjasponge (marine invertebrate); sponge (piece of porous material for washing); sponge (porous material of sponges); sponge, moocher
Noun
8207adscribirto designate, to assign; to adhere, follow (an idea, ideology etc)
Verb
8215rumanoRomanian (from or native to Romania); Romanian (pertaining to Romania)
Adjective
8216impugnarto contest, fight, oppose; to contest
Verb
8219coleccionarto collect (to accumulate a number of similar or related objects, particularly for a hobby or recreation)
Verb
8220resguardarto safeguard, to protect; to hunker down, to take shelter
Verb
8221bonaerenseof, from or relating to the province of Buenos Aires
Adjective
8224aniquilarto annihilate, reduce to nothing
Verb
8225férreoiron; persistent, determined, tenacious; powerful, hard; from the Iron Age
Adjective
8228multarto fine, to penalise, to book
Verb
8229peatonalpedestrian (of or intended for those who are walking)
Adjective
8230norteñonorthern; incestuous
Adjective
8231tarifarto price; to fall out (stop being friends)
Verb
8232yesoplaster, gesso; gypsum; cast, plaster cast
Noun
8234apodarto nickname, to dub; to evaluate, judge
Verb
8235peteblowjob; binky, pacifier; noob, unskilled player
Noun
8238cepillobrush; plane (tool for smoothing wood; for carpentry); poor box
Noun
8241remarcarto re-mark; to reiterate, stress, emphasise; to remark
Verb
8242ionion (atom or group of atoms bearing an electrical charge)
Noun
8243tópicotopical; clichéd
Adjective
8244cuyguinea pig; guinea pig meat (eaten especially in the Andes; see the Wikipedia article)
Noun
8245malditobastard, son of a bitch
Noun
8247hinchadoswollen, inflamed, tightened from enlarging; arrogant, pompous
Adjective
8248nacidohuman being; growth, tumour
Noun
8250erecciónerection; erection (of a building)
Noun
8252propro, in favor of, for
Preposition
8253afianzarto make certain; to clinch something; to fasten; to fix; to support, to sustain; to tighten, strengthen
Verb
8254neutralizarto neutralise (UK), to neutralize (US)
Verb
8256épicathe epic genre, epic poetry
Noun
8257anchowidth, breadth, span
Noun
8260aborigenaboriginal, indigenous, native
Adjective
8261lobbylobby (group of people who try to influence public officials); lobby (entryway or reception area)
Noun
8262curacióncure, treatment; recovery, recuperation, healing
Noun
8267indignadoindignant; outraged, incensed; disgusted
Adjective
8271papeletasheet of paper; ballot (paper used for vote-casting); certificate; bill; problem; pickle; chance; possibility; likelihood
Noun
8274repudiarto repudiate, disown, condemn
Verb
8277pronunciamientopronouncement, declaration; a military uprising or coup in Spain or the Spanish American republics, particularly in the 19th century, usually accompanied by a statement declaring the existing government null and void
Noun
8279emanarto emanate; to give off; to emanate from
Verb
8281primarto predominate; to give priority
Verb
8282parejolevel; uniform, even
Adjective
8284defectuosodefective (having one or more defects), faulty, flawed
Adjective
8287incidentarto show; "to invoke a fact or omission during a trial that has effects on the case"
Verb
8289cacharto catch (to intercept); to catch, to get (to grasp mentally: perceive and understand); to find out, spy out, peek; to have sex
Verb
8291focovery flamboyant; having hair a little longer than a buzz cut
Adjective
8297when(that feeling) when
Conjunction
8298sendisused form of sin
Preposition
8299crestashit, damn (failure)
Interjection