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Words 8801–8900
8801descalzo
barefoot
Adjective
8802habano
Havanan
Adjective
8803hacendar
to transfer (property, ownership, etc.) to someone
Verb
8804reemplazado
replaced
Adjective
8805peregrino
pilgrim; traveler
Noun
8806condolencia
condolence
Noun
8807útero
uterus; womb
Noun
8808bikini
bikini; ham and cheese sandwich
Noun
8809posada
hotel, inn
Noun
8810autoría
authorship; responsibility, perpetration
Noun
8811dividendo
dividend
Noun
8812demandado
defendant (in a civil action)
Noun
8813bautismo
baptism (rite, ceremony)
Noun
8814spa
spa
Noun
8815saudí
Saudi
Adjective
8816lora
prostitute
Noun
8817poniente
west, western; setting (sun or star)
Adjective
8818estufa
stove, oven (to heat with); space heater
Noun
8819abanico
fan (hand-held device); range, rainbow (selection, array); fan (“ventilator”)
Noun
8820torrente
torrent; stream; flood
Noun
8821venerar
to venerate
Verb
8822coleccionista
collector
Noun
8823mouse
mouse (input device)
Noun
8824tumblr
a microblog created on Tumblr; tumblelog
Noun
8825doncella
maid, maiden, damsel (girl or an unmarried young woman); abigail, lady's maid (female servant employed by an upper-class woman to attend to her personal needs); Mediterranean rainbow wrasse (Coris julis)
Noun
8826arrogancia
arrogance
Noun
8827estimado
dear (formal way of addressing somebody at the beginning of a letter)
Adjective
8828salvaguardar
to safeguard
Verb
8829impulsor
driving; impulsive
Adjective
8830graso
greasy, fatty
Adjective
8831terminología
terminology
Noun
8832nutriente
nutrient
Noun
8833holandés
a Hollander; a Dutchman; the Dutch language as spoken in the Netherlands
Noun
8834posta
staging post for horses; relay, a set of horses along a route for transportation; stopping place, staging post; slice of meat or fish; slug (a bullet); courier
Noun
8835vestíbulo
lobby, vestibule, foyer, entrance hall; hall
Noun
8836componente
component
Adjective
8837bate
bat; reefer, joint (a marijuana cigarette)
Noun
8838disciplinario
disciplinary
Adjective
8839encargo
order (a product that is ordered); errand, task; commission, assignment, job (an order at work from one's boss)
Noun
8840aledaño
bordering, neighboring
Adjective
8841binario
binary
Adjective
8842uds
ustedes
Pronoun
8843galardón
award, prize; reward
Noun
8844arterial
arterial; relating to an artery
Adjective
8845ocurrencia
occurrence; witticism
Noun
8846terrateniente
landowner; landlord, landlady, lessor
Noun
8847fuck
fuck!
Interjection
8848mix
mix
Noun
8849bah
indicates disdain or unbelief
Interjection
8850versus
versus
Preposition
8851valido
valued; favored; believed
Adjective
8852comento
comment
Noun
8853violentamente
violently (in a violent manner)
Adverb
8854anticorrupción
anticorruption
Adjective
8855vigilante
watchful, alert, wakeful
Adjective
8856sometido
submissive; subordinate
Adjective
8857abertura
opening (act of opening); opening (something open); aperture
Noun
8858satelital
satellite
Adjective
8859server
a server
Noun
8860floral
flower; floral (of or relating to the flower or flowers)
Adjective
8861histérico
hysterical (of, or arising from hysteria)
Adjective
8862gym
gym, gymnasium
Noun
8863estafador
conman, swindler
Noun
8864declive
decline (a downward slope); decline (a deterioration of condition; a weakening or worsening)
Noun
8865dramaturgo
playwright, dramatist, dramaturge
Noun
8866mensajería
messenger service
Noun
8867angular
angular
Adjective
8868porro
a member of a criminal shock group, mainly targeting student protesters; joint, spliff (Jamaican, UK, Australia), blunt (US) (marijuana cigarette), reefer
Noun
8869pancho
young blackspot sea bream; belly; hot dog; an idiot
Noun
8870frotar
to rub
Verb
8871reglamentario
statutory; regulation (of a uniform, etc.); fixed or prearranged time
Adjective
8872deleitar
to please, delight; to take delight
Verb
8873abonado
the act of spreading fertilizer; subscriber
Noun
8874responsabilizar
to hold responsible; to take responsibility
Verb
8875disculpe
excuse me; pardon me
Interjection
8876profesar
to profess
Verb
8877casting
casting; (movie, etc.) cast
Noun
8878tico
Costa Rican
Adjective
8879maquillar
to apply makeup or cosmetics to; to fiddle, massage (numbers, data); to disguise, dress up; to put on makeup, to apply cosmetics
Verb
8880entrenado
trained
Adjective
8881balneario
spa
Adjective
8882incluso
enclosed, included
Adjective
8883colaborativo
collaborative
Adjective
8884activación
activation
Noun
8885destructor
destructive; destroying
Adjective
8886parodiar
to parody
Verb
8887obediencia
obedience
Noun
8888rehabilitar
to rehabilitate
Verb
8889reorganización
reorganization
Noun
8890espeso
dense, thick; annoying, bothersome, inappropriate, tiresome; complicated, difficult, causing conflictedness
Adjective
8891lino
linen; flax
Noun
8892nasal
nasal
Adjective
8893ráfaga
sudden gust (of wind); burst or volley of gunfire; cloud; sudden flash (of light); sudden flurry (of snow)
Noun
8894titularidad
ownership; holding of office, tenure; title; place in the starting eleven
Noun
8895prefecto
prefect
Noun
8896infinito
infinity
Noun
8897indulto
pardoning; the release of the bull back into the wild, after a great performance
Noun
8898desahucio
eviction
Noun
8899alerta
alarm
Noun
8900polarizar
to polarize, polarise; to concentrate
Verb