Spanish words ending in OSO

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Spanish wordEnglish translationfeatures
abundosoabundant{adj}
aceitosooily{adj}
acosomolestation, harassment, bullying{m}
afectuosoaffectionate{adj}
afrentosoinsulting{adj}
agujero gloriosoglory hole (sexual device){f}
airosograceful{adj}
alabanciosoboastful{adj}
alabanciosobraggart{m}
amarillosoyellowish, yellow{adj}
ambiciosoambitious{adj}
amigdaloglosoamygdaloglossus{m}
amistosofriendly{adj}
amorosoamorous{adj}
amorosotender{adj}
andrajosoragged, tattered{adj}
angulosoangular (of a face or features){adj}
angustiosoharrowing, distressing, distressed, anguished{adj}
ansiosoanxious{adj}
ansiosoeager{adj}
antiulcerosoantiulcer{adj}
antiulcerosoanti-ulcer (medication){m}
apestosostinking{adj}
apetitosoappetizing, tasty, savory{adj}
apetitosodelicious{adj}
ardorosoardent{adj}
ardorosoburning{adj}
arenososandy{adj}
asombrosoastonishing, amazing{adj}
asquerosodisgusting{adj}
avariciosoavaricious, greedy{adj}
azarosorandom{adj}
azarosounlucky, unfortunate{adj}
ácido sulfurososulfurous acid{m} [inorganic compound]
babosomushy{adj} [colloquial]
babosodribbling{adj}
babosofoolish, stupid{adj}
babosoimmature, callow{adj}
babosoblenny (fish){m}
babosodribbler{m}
babososlimeball, groper (contemptible flatterer){m} [figuratively]
babosoimmature or callow person{m}
babosomoron, fool, stupid person{m}
barrancosobroken, uneven, full of cliffs or ravines{adj} [of terrain]
barrosomuddy{adj}
batará luctuosoglossy antshrike{m}
belicosobellicose{adj}
beneficiosobeneficial{adj}
biliosobilious{adj}
bituminosobituminous{adj}
blanquinosowhitish{adj}
bondadosokind{adj}
borrosoblurry{adj}
boscosowoody, wooded{adj}
briosolively, energetic, zestful{adj}
bulbocavernosobulbospongiosus{m}
bulboesponjosobulbospongiosus{m}
bulbosobulbous (all senses){adj}
caballerosochivalrous{adj}
calamitosocalamitous, disastrous{adj}
calamitososickly, unhealthy (frequently ill){adj}
caldosoliquidy (said of a broth){adj}
caldoso{n} [l/en, arroz caldoso]
calurosovery hot, but to a greater extent than caliente{adj}
cancerosocancerous{adj}
canosogray/grey, hoary (of hair){adj}
caprichosowhimsical, capricious{adj}
cariñosoloving, kind{adj}
cariñosotender, affectionate{adj}
carnosofleshy{adj}
cartilaginosocartilaginous{adj}
cautelosocautious{adj}
celosojealous{adj}
celosozealous{adj}
cenagosomarshy{adj}
ceremoniosoceremonious{adj}
chiclososticky, chewy{adj}
chiclosotaffy{m} [Costa Rica, Mexico]
chinchosoannoying, bothersome{adj}
chinchosogrouchy, irritable, picky{adj} [Latin America]
chismosocurious{adj}
chismosonosy{adj}
chismosoinformer, tattler{m}
chistosojocular, funny{adj}
chistosojoker{m}
cochambrososqualid, filthy{adj}
codiciosogreedy{adj}
coesposoco-husband: the relationship of two men who are married to the same woman.{m}
coesposoThe Holy Spirit and Joseph as co-spouses of the Virgin Mary{m} [religion]
colosocolossus{m}
comatosocomatose{adj}
condroglosochondroglossus{m}
copiosocopious{adj}
cosoalternative form of cosa; thing{m} [Argentina]
cosoroad, way{m} [obsolete]
cosobullring{m} [Spain, dated]
cosquillosoticklish{adj}
costosocostly, expensive{adj}
círculo viciosovicious circle{m}
cremosocreamy{adj}
cuantiosoabundant; copious{adj}
cuidadosocareful{adj}
culposowrongful{adj} [legal]
curiosocurious (person){adj}
curiosointeresting{adj}
curiosostrange{adj}
dadivosogenerous{adj}
defectuosodefective (having one or more defects){adj}
deliciosodelicious{adj}
desastrosodisastrous{adj}
desdeñosodisdainful{adj}
deseosodesirous{adj}
desventajosodisadvantageous, unprofitable, unfavorable{adj}
dichosoblissful{adj}
dichosofortunate, lucky{adj}
dificultosodifficult, tricky{adj}
dispendiosospendthrift, wasteful{adj}
doble fosodouble trap{m}
dolorosopainful{adj}
dudosodubious{adj}
eccematosoeczematous{adj}
eczematosoalternative spelling of eccematoso{adj}
elogiosopraiseworthy{adj}
embarazosoannoying{adj}
engañosodeceitful, deceptive; misleading{adj}
engorrosoannoying{adj}
envidiosoenvious{adj}
escabrosodangerous, nearly inconvenient or immoral{adj}
escabrosouneven, slippery, hazardous for walking{adj} [of land]
escabrosorugged, jagged, rough, hard, in bad condition{adj}
escandalososcandalous{adj}
escrupulosofussy{adj}
escrupulosoqualmish{adj}
escrupulososcrupulous{adj}
espaciosospacious{adj}
espantosohorrible{adj}
espinosoarduous{adj}
espinosodangerous{adj}
espinosospiny, thorny{adj}
esponjosofoamy{adj}
esponjosospongy{adj}
esposohusband{m}
espumosofoamy; frothy; filled with or composed of bubbles{adj}
estiloglosostyloglossus{m}
estrepitosodeafening{adj}
estrepitosoenormous, spectacular{adj}
estruendosothundering, clamoring, roaring, deafening (very loud){n}
estudiosostudious, bookish (given to study){adj}
exesposoex-husband{m}
exitososuccessful{adj}
fabulosofabulous (all senses){adj}
fachosoA person who often dresses very informally{m}
famosofamous{adj}
fangosomuddy (covered with mud){adj}
fangosomudlike (similar to mud){adj}
fantasiosoimaginative, fanciful{adj}
fantasiosounbelievable, unrealistic{adj}
fastidiosoannoying{adj}
fervorosofervent{adj}
filamentosofilamentous{adj}
flemosophlegmy{adj}
fogosoardent, especially sexually{adj}
forzosoobligatory, compulsory{adj}
fosoditch, trench{m}
fosomoat{m}
fosotrap{m} [shooting]
fragosorocky, craggy{adj}
fragosorough, uneven{adj}
frondosoleafy{adj}
fructuosofruitful{adj}
fulgurosofulgurous{adj}
fuliginosodark, obscure{adj}
fuliginosofuliginous, sooty{adj}
furiosofurious, raging, relentless{adj}
gangrenosogangrenous{adj}
garbosojaunty, airy{adj}
garbosomagnanimous, generous{adj}
gaseosogaseous{adj}
gaseosogassy{adj}
gelatinosogelatinous{adj}
generosogenerous{adj}
genioglosogenioglossus{m}
gibosohumped{adj}
glamorosoglamorous{adj}
glamourosoglamorous{adj}
glamurosoglamorous{adj}
gloriosoglorious, proud{adj}
golosogreedy, gluttonous (given to excessive eating){adj}
golosohorny an easily aroused{adj}
golososweet-toothed, having a sweet tooth (fond of sweets){adj}
graciosofunny{adj}
graciosograceful{adj}
graciosopleasing{adj}
graciososilly (playful; giggly){adj}
grandiosogreat{adj}
grasosofatty, greasy{adj}
gravosoheavy{adj}
gravosoonerous{adj}
guijarrosopebbly{adj}
gustosoglad{adj}
gustosotasty, delicious{adj}
habilosodexterous, skillful, adroit{adj}
hacendosohouse-proud{adj}
harinosofloury{adj}
heredero forzosoheir apparent{m}
hermosobeautiful{adj}
hioglosohyoglossus{m}
horrorosohorrible{adj}
ignominiosoignominious{adj}
impetuosoimpetuous, rash{adj}
impetuosospirited, lively, vehement{adj}
infraespinosoinfraspinatus{m}
infructuosofruitless{adj}
ingeniosoingenious, artful{adj}
intravenosointravenous{adj}
irrespetuosodisrespectful{adj}
jabonososoapy{adj}
jactanciosoboastful{adj}
jactanciosobraggart{m}
jeringosoa Spanish kind of pig Latin, in which each syllable is followed by the letter 'p', followed by the same vowel as contained by that syllable{m}
jocosojocular{adj}
jubilosojubilant{adj}
jugosojuicy{adj}
juiciosojudicious{adj}
juiciosowise{adj}
lacrimosolachrymose; of or relating to tears or weeping{adj}
lastimososhameful, pitiful{adj}
latosoannoying, tedious, boring{adj} [colloquial]
lechosomilky{adj}
leguminosoleguminous{adj}
lendrosonitty (having nits in one's hair){adj}
leñosowoodlike{adj}
leprosoleprous{adj}
libidinosolibidinous, lustful{adj}
llorosomournful, sad{adj}
llorosoweeping{adj}
lluviosorainy{adj}
luctuososad, mournful, grieving{adj}
lujosoluxurious{adj}
lujuriosolustful{adj}
luminosoluminous, bright{adj}
lustrosolustrous, glossy{adj}
mafiosoMafioso{m}
majestuosomajestic, majestical, august, grand{adj}
majestuosostately, pompous{adj}
maliciosomalicious{adj}
mantecosobuttery{adj}
mantecosomellow{adj}
mañosocranky, crazy (grouchy, irritable, easily upset){adj} [Latin America]
mañosopedantic, fussy{adj} [Latin America]
mañososkillful, crafty{adj}
maravillosowonderful, marvelous{adj}
marchosofun-loving, lively (enjoying parties){adj}
marchosoparty animal{m}
masa en reposorest mass{f}
melindrosofinikin, finicky (excessively fastidious){adj}
melodiosomelodious{adj}
membranosomembranous{adj}
mentirosohaving lies{adj}
mentirosohaving the qualities of a liar{adj}
mentirosoliar{m}
metal preciosoprecious metal{m}
miedosofearful, timid, tremulous{adj}
milagrosomiraculous{adj}
mimosocuddly{adj}
minuciosothorough, detailed{adj}
misericordiosomerciful{adj}
misteriosomysterious{adj}
mocosohaving lots of mucus{adj}
mocosomucilaginous{adj}
mocosomucous{adj}
mocososnotty{adj}
mocosoa kid{m} [colloquial, Chile]
mocosobrat{m} [colloquial, pejorative]
mohosomusty, moldy{adj}
mohosorusty{adj}
monstruosohorrible{adj}
monstruosomonstrous{adj}
montañosomountainous{adj}
morbosoCausing sickness{adj}
morbosomorbid, sick{adj}
morbososickening{adj}
morosodefaulting, delinquent (late or failing to pay a debt){adj}
morosodefaulter{m}
muermosoInfected with glanders{adj}
nerviosonervous{adj}
nitrosonitrous{adj} [chemistry]
novedosonovel{adj}
nublosocloudy{adj}
nubosocloudy{adj}
numerosonumerous{adj}
obsequiosoobsequious{m}
ociosoidle{adj}
ociosoidler{m}
odiosohateful, odious{adj}
olorosoodorous{adj}
olorososweet (having a pleasant smell){adj}
onerosoonerous{adj}
orgullosoproud{adj}
osobear{m}
osobear{m} [slang]
-oso-ous, -y{suffix}
ostentosoflashy; showy{adj}
pasmosoastounding{adj}
patosoclumsy (lacking coordination){adj}
pavorosodreadful{adj}
peñascosorocky, craggy{adj}
pecosofreckled{adj}
pedregosostony{adj}
pegajososlimy{adj}
pegajosotacky, sticky{adj}
peligrosoperilous, dangerous{adj}
perezosolazy{adj}
perezososloth (mammal){m}
perniciosopernicious{adj}
piadosopious{adj}
piadosopitiful{adj}
piojosolousy (infested with lice){adj}
platinosoplatinous{adj} [chemistry]
pluviosopluvious{adj}
pluviosorainy{adj}
poderosopowerful{adj}
ponzoñosopoisonous, venomous, toxic{adj}
populosopopulous{adj}
porosoporous{adj}
portentosoprodigious, wonderful, marvelous, portentous{adj}
posodregs, grounds (sediments of a drink){m}
postillososcabbed{adj}
preciosocute{adj}
preciosogorgeous{adj}
preciosoprecious{adj}
prestigiosoprestigious, distinguished, famous, eminent{adj}
primorosoprime, excellent, ace (First in excellence, quality, or value){adj}
provechosoprofitable{adj}
pudorosobashful{adj}
pudorosomodest, humble, chaste{adj}
pundonorosopunctilious{adj}
puntillosopunctilious{adj}
pustulosopustular{adj}
quejicosocomplaintive{adj}
quejosocomplaining{adj}
quejosowhining; whimpering{adj}
quejumbrosocomplaining; whining{adj}
quisquillosofastidious; fussy{adj}
quisquillosofussy person{m}
quitinosochitinous{adj}
rabiosoenraged, furious{adj}
rabiosorabid (affected with rabies){adj}
religiosoreligious{adj}
rencorosoresentful; rancorous (full of rancor){adj}
reposorest{m}
resbalosoflirtatious{adj} [Mexico]
resbalososlippery{adj}
resinosoresinous{adj}
respetuosorespectful{adj}
riesgosorisky, dangerous{adj}
rigurosorigorous{adj}
rocosorocky (full of, or abounding in rocks){adj}
roñosoavaricious{adj}
roñosofilthy{adj}
roñosomean{adj}
roñososcabby{adj}
ruidosoloud, noisy{adj}
ruinosodilapidated{adj}
ruinosoruinous, disastrous (of a negotion){adj}
rumbosolavish, generous{adj}
rumbosopompous{adj}
sabrosoagreeable; pleasant{adj}
sabrosodelicious; tasty{adj}
sediciososeditious, factious, mutinous{adj}
sentenciososententious{adj}
sigilosodiscreet{adj}
sigilososecretive{adj}
sigilososneaking, stealthy{adj}
silenciosoquiet{adj}
silenciososilent{adj}
sinuosowindy, winding{adj}
sistema nerviosonervous system{m}
sosobland, tasteless (lacking taste){adj}
sosodull (nor exciting){adj}
sospechososuspicious{adj}
sospechososuspect{m}
sulfurososulfurous{adj}
suntuososumptuous{adj}
supercalifragilisticoexpialidososupercalifragilisticexpialidocious{adj}
supersticiososuperstitious{adj}
talentosotalented{adj}
tediosotedious, boring, boresome, tiresome{adj}
temerosofearful, distressed{adj}
tempestuosotempestuous, stormy{adj}
tempestuosoturbulent{adj}
tenebrosotenebrous{adj}
terregosoFull of clods or lumps of earth{adj} [of terrain]
todopoderosoalmighty{adj}
tortuosowinding, tortuous{adj}
trabajosolaborious, arduous{adj}
tramposocheating{adj}
tramposodeceitful{adj}
tramposocheat, cheater (someone who cheats){m}
tropezosofalling, stumbling{adj}
ulcerosoulcerous{adj}
valerosobrave{adj}
valiosovaluable{adj}
vanidosovain{adj}
vaporosoairy{adj}
vaporosovaporous{adj}
varicosovaricose{adj}
veleidosofickle{adj}
vellosofluffy{adj}
vellosohairy{adj}
venenosovenomous, poisonous, toxic{adj}
venosovenous{adj}
ventajosoadvantageous, profitable, favorable{adj}
ventosowindy, breezy{adj} [weather]
verdosogreenish{adj}
vergonzosobashful{adj}
vergonzososhameful{adj}
vergonzososhy{adj}
vertiginosodizzying, vertiginous, giddy{adj}
viciosoprofligate{adj}
viciosovicious{adj}
victoriosovictorious, triumphant{adj}
vino espumososparkling wine{m}
virtuosovirtuoso{adj}
virtuosovirtuous{adj}
virtuosoa virtuous person or virtuoso{m}
viscosoviscous{adj}
vistosogaudy, showy, flashy{adj}
voluminosovoluminous, bulky{adj}
voluntariosowillful{adj}
voluptuosovoluptuous{adj}
zarrapastrosounkempt; untidy{adj}

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