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Spanish word	meaning in English	features
á	obsolete spelling of a	{prep}
a	Name of the letter A	{f}
a	The first letter of the Spanish alphabet, called a and written in the Latin script	{letter}
a-	a-, non-, -less	{prefix}
a-	A prefix forming words, especially verbs, that denote entering a state, making progress toward a goal, or the like	{prefix}
a	at	{prep}
a	by	{prep}
a	to	{prep}
a	Used before words referring to people, pets, or personified objects or places that function as direct objects: personal a	{prep}
-a	-ess. (Used to form feminine singular nouns.)	{suffix}
-a	-s. (Used to form the third-person singular (also used with usted) present indicative mood of regular -ar verbs.)	{suffix}
-a	(Used to form the feminine singular adjectives.)	{suffix}
-a	(Used to form the first and third-person singular (also used with usted) singular subjunctive mood of -er and -ir verbs, also used for the imperative mood of usted.)	{suffix}
-a	(Used to form the second-person singular imperative mood of -ar verbs.)	{suffix}
A	bishop	{m} [chess]
añadidura	addition	{f}
añadidura	Something that is added, especially something that a merchant gives to a buyer to complete the amount requested, or something extra given as a bonus; a gratuity, lagniappe	{f}
añadir	to add	{v}
añadir	to augment	{v}
añal	alternative form of anual	{adj}
aaleniano	Aalenian	{adj} [geology]
aaleniano	Aalenian	{m} [geology]
añares	eon (many years, a long period of time)	{mp} [Argentina, Colombia, Uruguay]
Aarón	male given name. Spanish equivalent of Aaron	{prop}
-aba	Suffix indicating the first-person singular imperfect indicative of -ar verbs	{suffix}
-aba	Suffix indicating the third-person singular imperfect indicative of -ar verbs	{suffix}
abañar	to sift	{v}
ababa	red poppy	{f}
Ababa	female given name	{prop}
ababillarse	to be sick with the stifle (of horses and other quadrupeds)	{v} [veterinary medicine, Chile, Mexico]
ababol	absentminded or simpleminded person	{m}
ababol	simpleton	{m}
abacá	abaca	{m}
abacalera	abaca worker (farmer, transporter, or salesman)	{f}
abacalero	abaca worker (farmer, transporter, or salesman)	{m}
abacería	grocery (store)	{f}
abacero	grocer	{m}
abacial	abbatial	{adj}
abacista	abacist	{mf}
abacora	swordfish (Xiphias gladius)	{f} [Antilles]
abacorar	to stockpile, to hoard, to corner the market	{v} [Cuba]
abacorar	to attack	{v}
abacorar	to catch, to surprise	{v}
abacorar	to corner	{v}
abacorar	to overcome	{v}
abacorar	to pursue relentlessly, to harass	{v}
abacorar	to smooch while dancing	{v}
abad	abbot	{m}
abadía	abbey	{f}
abadejo	pollock, pollack (fish related to cod)	{m}
abadernar	to fasten with short ropes	{v} [nautical]
abadesa	abbess	{f}
Abadán	Abadan	{prop}
-abais	Suffix indicating the second-person plural imperfect indicative of -ar verbs	{suffix}
abajar	to descend	{v}
abajar	to go down	{v}
abajeño	coastal	{adj}
abajeño	lowlander	{adj}
abajo	down	{adv}
abajofirmante	undersigned, signatory	{mf}
abalanzar	to pounce on, swoop down on	{vr} [~se sobre]
abalanzar	to balance, compensate	{vt} [dated]
abalanzar	to propel	{vt}
abaldonadamente	daringly, courageously	{adv} [obsolete]
abalear	to shoot	{vt} [Latin America]
abalorio	glass beads	{m}
abaluartar	to fortify with bastions	{v}
abamperio	abampere	{m}
-aban	Suffix indicating the third-person plural imperfect indicative of -ar verbs	{suffix}
abanación	abannation, banishment	{f}
abanar	to fan	{v}
abancalar	To terrace	{v}
abanderada	standard-bearer	{f}
abanderado	standard-bearer	{m}
abanderar	to lead a cause, rebellion, movement	{v}
abanderar	to register a boat under a particular nationality	{v}
abandonado	abandoned	{adj}
abandonado	dirty	{adj}
abandonar	to abandon	{v}
abandonar	to leave	{v}
abandono	abandonment	{m}
abanicar	To fan	{v}
abanico	fan (hand-held device)	{m}
abanico aluvial	alluvial fan	{m}
abano	ceiling fan	{m}
abano	fly chaser (tool to chase flies from an area)	{m}
Abanto	A town in Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain	{prop}
Abanto	Spanish surname	{prop}
abaratamiento	reduction (generally in the price of an item)	{m}
abaratar	to make cheaper (by reducing the price)	{v}
abarca	sandal	{f}
abarcar	to clasp	{v}
abarcar	to comprise, to make up, to contain, to include	{v}
abarcar	to embrace, to encompass	{v}
abarcar	to monopolize, to corner	{v}
abarcar	to take in	{v}
abarcar	to undertake, to embark upon	{v}
abarracar	to construct barracks	{v}
abarrar	to throw with force	{v}
abarraz	stavesacre (Delphinium staphisagria)	{f}
abarrotar	to bar	{v}
abarrotar	to pack	{v}
abarrotar	to stow cargo on a ship	{v}
abarrotería	hardware store	{f} [Central America]
abarrotería	general store, local shop	{f} [Mexico, Central America]
abartarse	to go down in price	{v}
-abas	Suffix indicating the second-person singular imperfect indicative of -ar verbs	{suffix}
abastar	to supply	{v}
abastardar	To degrade, degenerate	{vi}
abastardar	To degrade, debase, bastardize	{vt}
abastecedor	outfitter	{m}
abastecer	to supply (with)	{v}
abastecimiento	supply	{m}
abastionar	to fortify with bastions	{v}
abasto	grocery	{m}
abasto	supply	{m}
abatanar	To beat, hit, abase	{v}
abatanar	To full, mill (clothing)	{v}
abatatar	To embarrass	{v}
abatatar	To frighten	{v}
abatidamente	abjectly	{adv}
abatido	abject, discouraged	{adj}
abatimiento	dejection	{m}
abatimiento	depressiveness	{m}
abatir	to demolish	{v}
abatir	to discourage	{v}
abatir	to humble	{v}
abatirse	to become depressed	{v}
abaya	abaya	{f}
abciximab	abciximab	{m} [pharmaceutical drug]
Abdías	Obadiah	{prop} [biblical character]
abdicación	abdication, abandonment of a job or task	{f}
abdicar	to abdicate, relinquish	{v}
abdicativamente	abdicatingly	{adv}
abdicativo	abdicative	{adj}
abdomen		{m} [l/en, abdomen]
abdominal		{adj} [l/en, abdominal]
abdominal	sit-up	{m}
abdominalmente	abdominally	{adv}
abdominoplastia	abdominoplasty	{f} [surgery]
abducción	abduction (physiology: movement separating limb from axis)	{f}
abducir	to abduce, to abduct (draw away from the median axis of the body)	{v} [physiology, anatomy]
abductor	abductor	{m} [anatomy]
abductor del meñique	abductor minimi digiti	{m}
abductor largo del pulgar	abductor pollicis longus	{m}
abecé	ABCs (alphabet)	{m}
abecé	primer (textbook formerly used to teach the alphabet)	{m}
abecedario	alphabet (an ordered set of letters used in a language)	{m}
abecedario	spelling book, primer	{m}
abedul	birch	{m}
abeja	bee (the insect)	{f}
abeja albañila	mason bee	{f}
abeja carpintera	carpenter bee	{f}
abeja de miel	honeybee	{f}
abeja machiega	worker bee	{f}
abeja maesa	queen bee	{f}
abeja maestra	queen bee	{f}
abeja neutra	worker bee	{f}
abeja obrera	worker bee	{f}
abeja reina	queen bee	{f}
abejarrón	bumblebee	{m}
abejaruco	bee-eater	{m}
abejorro	bumblebee	{m}
abejorro	cockchafer	{m}
Abel	Abel	{prop} [biblical character]
abeliano	abelian	{adj}
abemoladamente	sweetly	{adv}
abemolar	to soften, to lower the voice	{v}
abenuz	ebony	{m}
aberración	aberration, aberrancy	{f}
aberrante	shocking, aberrant	{adj}
aberrar	to be wrong, to err	{v}
abertal	crackled, cracked	{adj}
abertura	opening	{f}
abetal	an area planted with firs	{m}
abetal	fir forest, wood	{m}
abeto	fir	{m}
abiertamente	openly, aboveboard	{adv}
abierto	open	{adj}
abigarradamente	In a motley manner	{adv}
abigarrado	pertaining to a mishmash of ill-sorted things	{adj}
abigarrado	variegated, colorful, pertaining to clashing colors	{adj}
abigarramiento	motley	{m}
abigarrar	to paint in many colors, make colorful paints	{v}
abigeato	abigeat, cattle-theft	{m}
Abimelech	(Biblical character)	{prop} [l/en, Abimelech]
abiogénesis	abiogenesis	{f}
abisal	abyssal (belonging to the ocean depths)	{adj}
Abisinia	Abyssinia	{prop}
abisinio	Abyssinian	{adj}
abisinio	Abyssinian	{m}
abismal	abysmal	{adj}
abismalmente	abysmally	{adv}
abismarse	to engulf	{v}
abismarse	to plunge into	{v}
abismo	abyss	{m}
abiótico	abiotic	{adj}
Abiyán	Abidjan (the largest city of Côte d'Ivoire)	{prop}
abjasia	feminine form of abjasio	{f}
abjasio	Abkhaz	{adj}
abjasio	Abkhaz person	{m}
abjasio	Abkhaz (language)	{prop}
abjurar	to abjure	{v}
ablación	ablation	{f}
ablacionar	to ablate	{v}
ablandar	to soften, to soothe	{v}
ablandarse	to soften	{v}
ablativo	ablative	{m}
-able		{suffix} [l/en, -able]
ablución	ablution	{f}
abnegación	abnegation	{f}
abnegadamente	unselfishly	{adv}
abnegado	unselfish	{adj}
abnegar	to renounce	{v}
abocar	to seize or grab with the mouth	{v}
abocetado	sketchy	{adj}
abochornado	blushed, ashamed	{adj}
abochornar	to embarrass; to cause to blush	{v}
abochornar	to overheat	{v}
abochornarse	to shame oneself	{v}
abofetear	to slap	{vt}
abogacía	advocacy	{f}
abogada	female lawyer	{f}
abogado	lawyer, solicitor, counsel	{m}
abogar	to advocate	{v}
abogar	to defend in court	{v}
abolengo	ancestry	{m}
abolición	abolition	{f}
abolicionista	abolitionist	{mf}
abolir	to abolish	{vt}
abolir	to revoke	{vt}
abollado	bumpy, battered	{adj}
abollado	dented	{adj}
abolladura	dent	{f}
abollar	to dent	{v}
abollar	to emboss	{v}
abollar	to trample	{v}
abombar	to make round or convex	{v}
abombar	to stun	{v}
abombarse	to decompose	{v}
abominable		{adj} [l/en, abominable]
abominablemente	abominably	{adv}
abominación	abomination	{f}
abominación	horror, abhorrence	{f}
abominar	to abhor	{v}
abonado	subscription	{m}
abonar	To pay a certain amount of money by each term of a loan or sale	{vi}
abonar	To reconcile with someone without going to court	{vp}
abonar	To accredit a sum of money to the account of someone, contributing funds or reducing the balance	{vt}
abonar	To give credit or describe positively	{vt}
abonar	To make an annotation in the salary on an account	{vt}
abonar	To make something better	{vt}
abonar	To pay an amount of money	{vt}
abonar	To provide nutrients to crops using fertilizers. (To fertilize.)	{vt}
abonarse	to subscribe	{v}
abono	fertilizer, manure	{m}
abono	guarantee, security	{m}
abono	payment, installment	{m}
abono	subscription, season ticket	{m}
abordador	boarder	{m}
abordaje	boarding	{m}
abordaje	collision	{m}
abordar	to accost, waylay	{vt}
abordar	to address; to broach	{vt}
abordar	to board	{vt}
a bordo	aboard	{adv}
abordo	boarding	{m}
aborígene	aborigine	{m}
aborigen	aboriginal, indigenous	{adj}
aborigen	aborigine	{mf}
aborrecer	to abandon	{v}
aborrecer	to hate, detest	{v}
aborrecible	loathsome	{adj}
aborreciblemente	abhorrently	{adv}
aborrecimiento	loathing, abhorrence	{m}
abortado	aborted	{adj}
abortar	to abort; to have an abortion	{v}
abortista	abortionist	{f}
abortivo	abortive	{adj}
aborto	abortion	{m}
aborto	a very ugly person	{m} [slang]
abotagado	swollen	{adj}
abotagar	to swell (of the body as a result of a disease)	{vp}
abotonar	to button up	{v}
abotonarse	to button up	{v}
abovedado	vaulted	{adj}
abovedar	to arch	{v}
ab ovo	ab ovo	{adv}
aboyar	to set or mark with buoys	{v} [nautical]
abra	glade	{f}
abra	large bay	{f}
abra	notch	{f}
Abraham	(Biblical character)	{prop} [l/en, Abraham]
Abrahán	male given name, a variant of Abraham, the Spanish equivalent of Abraham	{prop}
Abram	Abram (Biblical character)	{prop}
abrasadamente	ardently	{adv}
abrasador	scorching	{adj}
abrasante	parching	{adj}
abrasante	scorching	{adj}
abrasar	to burn	{v}
abrasar	to parch	{v}
abrasar	to squander or waste money	{v}
abrasión	abrasion	{f}
abrasivo	abrasive; rough	{adj}
abrasivo	abrasive	{m}
abrazar	to hug, to embrace	{v}
abrazo	hug	{m}
abrazo estrecho	close hug, cuddle	{m}
abrebotellas	bottle opener	{m}
abrecartas	letter opener, paper knife	{m}
abrelatas	can-opener, tin-opener	{m}
abrenunciación	The renouncing of sin at baptism	{f} [Christianity]
abrevadero	drinking trough	{m}
abrevar	to give water to	{v}
abrevar	to irrigate	{v}
abreviación	reduction	{f} [linguistics]
abreviadamente	briefly	{adv}
abreviado	abridged	{adj}
abreviar	to abbreviate	{v}
abreviar	to hasten	{v}
abreviatura	abbreviation	{f}
abreviatura	resumé	{f}
abridor	opener	{m}
abrigadero	shelter	{m}
abrigado	covered or blanketed	{adj}
abrigado	covert	{adj}
abrigar	to cover	{v}
abrigar	to shelter	{v}
abrigar	to wrap up	{v}
abrigo	blanket, quilt	{m} [agriculture]
abrigo	aid, protection	{m} [figuratively]
abrigo	haven, harbor	{m} [nautical]
abrigo	overcoat	{m}
abrigo	shelter	{m}
abril	April	{m}
abril	years of age	{m} [of a young person]
abrillantar	to shine or polish	{v}
abrir	opening	{m}
abrir	to open	{vt}
abrir	to turn on	{vt}
abrir	to unlock	{vt}
abrir fuego	to open fire	{v}
abrirse	to flourish, prosper	{v}
abrirse camino	To make way	{v}
abrochar	to button, fasten	{vt}
abrocharse	to fasten, tie up	{vr}
abrogación	abrogation	{f}
abrogar	to abrogate (annul by an authoritative act)	{v}
abrojo	thistle; thorn	{m}
abroncar	to embarrass	{vt}
abroncar	to jeer	{vt}
abroncar	to rebuke, to chastise, to reprimand	{vt}
abrumador	exhausting, tiresome	{adj}
abrumador	overwhelming	{adj}
abrumadoramente	overwhelmingly	{adv}
abrumar	to crush, overcome, exhaust, overwhelm	{v}
abruptamente	abruptly	{adv}
abrupto	abrupt	{adj}
abrupto	heavy	{adj}
abrupto	steep	{adj}
abrupto	violent	{adj}
Absalón	male given name. Spanish equivalent of Absalom	{prop}
absceso	abscess	{m} [pathology]
abscisa	abscissa	{f} [geometry]
abscisión	abscission	{f}
absenta	absinthe	{f}
absintina	absinthin	{f} [organic chemistry]
absintio	absinth (plant and liquor)	{m}
absolución	absolution	{f}
absolución	acquittal	{f} [judicial]
absolutamente	absolutely	{adv}
absolutismo	absolutism	{m}
absolutista	absolutist	{adj}
absolutista	absolutist	{mf}
absoluto	absolute	{adj}
absolutorio	absolving, absolutory	{adj}
absolver	To absolve	{v}
absolver	To acquit	{v}
absorbencia	absorbency	{f}
absorbente	absorbing	{adj}
absorbente	absorbent, absorber	{m}
absorber	to absorb	{v}
absorber	to use up	{v}
absorción	absorption	{f}
absorción	aspiration	{f}
absorto	rapt	{adj}
abstemia	feminine form of abstemio	{f}
abstemio	teetotal	{m}
abstemio	teetotaller, a person who completely abstains from alcohol	{m}
abstención	abstention	{f}
abstenerse	to abstain (from)	{v}
abstersión	abstersion	{f} [medical]
abstinencia	abstinence, austereness, abstemiousness	{f}
abstinente	abstinently	{adv}
abstinentemente	abstinently	{adv}
abstracción	abstractedness, absentmindedness	{f}
abstracción	abstraction	{f}
abstraccionismo	abstractionism	{m} [arts]
abstractivamente	abstractively	{adv}
abstractivo	abstractive	{adj}
abstracto	abstract	{adj}
abstraído	distracted, absent-minded	{adj}
abstraer	to abstract	{v}
abstraer	to deduct, subtract	{v}
abstruso	abstruse	{adj}
absurdamente	absurdly	{adv}
absurdidad	absurdity	{f}
absurdo	absurd; ludicrous; ridiculous	{adj}
absurdo	Something that is absurd or ridiculous	{m}
abubilla	hoopoe (the bird Upupa epops)	{f}
abuchear	to jeer; boo	{v}
abuela	grandmother, feminine form of abuelo	{f}
abuela materna	grandmother (maternal grandmother)	{m}
abuela paterna	grandmother (paternal grandmother)	{m}
abuela política	grandmother-in-law	{f}
abuelita	diminutive form of abuela	{f}
abuelito	diminutive form of abuelo	{n}
abuelo	An old person	{m} [colloquial, affectionate]
abuelo	grandfather	{m}
abuelo	Loose tufts of hair in the nape when one's hair is messed up	{m}
abuelo materno	maternal grandfather	{m}
abuelo paterno	grandfather (paternal grandfather)	{m}
a buenas horas	about time, high time	{adv} [idiomatic]
abulense	Of, pertaining to, or from the Spanish city of Ávila	{adj}
abulense	A resident of the Spanish city of Ávila	{mf}
abulón	abalone (edible univalve mollusc)	{m}
abultar	to bulge	{v}
abundadamente	abundantly	{adv}
abundado	abundant	{adj}
abundancia	abundance	{f}
abundante	affluent	{adj}
abundante	plentiful, abundant	{adj}
abundantemente	abundantly	{adv}
abundar	to abound	{v}
Abundio	male given name. Spanish equivalent of Abundius	{prop}
abundosamente	abundantly	{adv}
abundoso	abundant	{adj}
abur	bye, so long	{interj}
aburguesar	to become bourgeois	{vr}
aburridamente	boringly	{adv}
aburrido	bored; fed up	{adj}
aburrido	boring	{adj}
aburrimiento	boredom	{m}
aburrir	to bore; to tire	{vt}
aburrirse	to become bored	{vr}
abusador	abuser	{m}
abusar	to get clever, to get smart, to wise up	{vp} [Guatemala]
abusar	to abuse	{v}
abusivamente	abusively	{adv}
abusivo	abusive	{adj}
abuso	abuse	{m}
abyeccíon	abjectness	{f}
abyeccíon	humiliation	{f}
abzima	abzyme	{f} [immunology]
acá	hither, towards the speaker; here	{adv}
acabadamente	wholly, completely	{adv}
acabado	worn-out	{adj}
acabado	A finish, a final process or coating applied to a surface	{m}
a cabalidad	thoroughly	{adv}
a caballo	horseback; on the back of a horse	{adv}
acabamiento	achievement	{m}
acabar	to finish; to end	{vt}
acabar de	to have just done something	{v} [idiomatic]
acabarse	to run out; to come to an end	{v}
acachetear	to punch, hit with a closed fist	{v}
acachetear	to slap, strike with an open hand	{v}
acacia	acacia	{f}
academia	academy	{f}
academista	academician, academic	{mf}
académicamente	academically	{adv}
académico	academic	{adj}
académico	scholastic	{adj}
académico	academician, academic	{m}
acaecer	to happen	{v}
acaecimiento	event, occurrence	{m}
acairelar	to trim with fringe	{v}
acal	canoe	{m} [dialectal, Mexico]
acal	manger	{m} [dialectal,
acalenturarse	To have a fever	{vr}
acalicino	acalycine	{adj} [botany]
acalifa	copperleaf	{f}
acallar	to quiet, hush or silence	{v}
acaloradamente	hotly, vehemently, heatedly	{adv}
acalorado	heated	{adj}
acalorar	to heat up	{v}
acalorarse	to become upset	{v}
a cal y canto	under lock and key, shut tight, closed behind doors	{adv} [idiomatic]
acampada	camping	{f}
acampanado	flared, bell shaped	{adj}
acampar	to camp; to go camping	{v}
acanaladura	groove, crimp, bead, flute	{f}
acanalar	to furrow	{v}
acantáceo	acanthaceous	{adj} [botany]
acantilado	cliff	{m}
acantilar	to run a ship into trouble or onto rocks	{v} [nautical]
acantilar	to dredge	{v}
acanto	acanthus	{m} [plants, architecture]
acantocito	acanthocyte	{m}
acantonamiento	cantonment	{m}
acantonar	to accommodate	{v}
acantorar	to station	{v}
acaparar	to hoard	{vt}
a capela	a capella	{adv}
a capella	a capella	{adv}
a cara o cruz	toss a coin for, heads or tails	{adv} [idiomatic]
acarbosa	acarbose	{f} [biochemistry]
acardenalar	to bruise	{v}
a cargo	in charge	{prep}
acariciar	to caress, fondle, stroke	{v}
acarpo	acarpous	{adj}
acarrear	to haul	{v}
acartonado	shrivelled, wizened	{adj}
acartonar	to weather, to erode	{vt}
acartonarse	to become or to grow stiff (like cardboard)	{v}
acartonarse	to become wizened	{v}
acaso	perhaps	{adv}
acatadamente	compliantly	{adv}
acatamiento	observance	{m}
acatar	to comply with	{vt}
acaudalado	wealthy	{adj}
acaudillar	to command	{v}
acaudillar	to specify, adduce, indicate	{v}
acaule	acaulous, short-stemmed	{adj} [botany]
acíbar	bitterness, sorrow	{m}
acíbar	aloe (the plant and its juice)	{m} [plants]
accedente	acceding	{adj}
acceder	To accede, to agree, to concur	{v}
acceder	to access	{v}
accesar	To access something (e.g. the Internet)	{vt}
accesibilidad	accessibility	{f}
accesible	approachable, accessible	{adj}
accesión	accession	{f}
acceso	access	{m}
acceso	intercourse	{m}
acceso	passage	{m}
accesoriamente	accessorily, incidentally	{adv}
accesorio	accessory, secondary, additional, supplementary	{adj}
accesorio	incidental	{adj}
accesorio	irrelevant	{adj}
accesorio	accessory equipment, appurtenance	{m}
accidentado	accident-filled; accident-littered	{adj}
accidentado	jerky	{adj}
accidental	accidental	{adj}
accidental	accidental	{m} [music]
accidentalmente	accidentally	{adv}
accidentariamente	accidentally	{adv} [obsolete]
accidente	accident	{m}
accidente	feature	{m} [geography]
accidente de tráfico	traffic accident, road accident	{m}
acción	action	{f}
acción	share (financial instrument)	{f}
acción programada	scheduled action	{f}
accionar	to put into motion; to start	{v}
accionista	shareholder	{mf}
acícula	needle (long, pointed leaf found on some conifers)	{f} [botany]
aceña	bulrush, cattail (Typha latifolia)	{f} [plants]
aceña	water mill; flour mill	{f}
aceña	water wheel	{f}
acebibe	raisin	{m}
acebo	holly	{m}
acebuchal	Of or pertaining to the olive	{adj}
acebuchal	olive grove	{m}
acebuche	wild olive tree	{m}
acechador	stalker	{m}
acechar	to lie in wait for, waylay	{vt}
acechar	to spy	{vt}
aceche	vitriol	{m}
acecho	an ambush	{m}
acecho	the act of stalking or spying	{m}
acedía	heartburn	{f}
acedo	[of a person] disagreeable, unpleasant, bleak	{adj}
acedo	soured, bittered	{adj}
acedo	sour, tart, acid	{adj}
acedo	A sour juice or other liquid	{m} [rare]
aceitar	to oil	{v}
aceite	oil	{m}
aceite de oliva	olive oil	{m}
aceitera	oilcan	{f}
aceitoso	oily	{adj}
aceituna	olive (fruit)	{f} [context needed, comment=where is this used vs. oliva?]
aceitunado	olive-colored, of a green color as of olives	{adj}
aceituna negra	black olive	{f}
aceitunil	olive-colored, olive-green	{adj}
aceleración	acceleration (act, state)	{f}
acelerador	accelerator (pedal)	{m}
acelerar	to accelerate	{v}
acelga	chard	{f}
acemite	bran	{m} [archaic]
acenafteno	acenaphthene	{m} [organic compound]
aceno	acene	{m} [organic compound]
acensuar	to tax a piece of property	{v}
acento	accent	{m}
acento agudo	acute accent	{m} [orthography]
acento grave	grave accent	{m} [orthography]
acentuación	accentuation	{f}
acentuar	to accentuate, emphasize, distinguish, elevate	{v}
acepción	acceptance	{f} [obsolete]
acepción	sense, meaning	{f} [semantics]
acepillar	to brush	{v}
acepillar	to flatter, praise, compliment	{v}
acepillar	to smooth wood using a plane	{v}
aceptabilidad	acceptability	{f}
aceptable	acceptable	{adj}
aceptablemente	acceptably	{adv}
aceptación	acceptance	{f}
aceptar	to accept	{v}
aceptar	to agree to	{v}
acequia	irrigation ditch	{f}
acera	pavement, sidewalk	{f}
acerar	to harden, to steel	{v}
acerar	to make sharp	{v}
acerca	about	{adv}
acerca de	about	{prep}
acercamiento	rapprochement	{m}
acercar	see acercarse	{vr}
acercar	to bring close, approach	{v}
acercarse	to get close, to approach	{vr}
acero	sword, weapon	{m} [figuratively]
acero	arms	{m} [in the plural]
acero	steel	{m}
acero	tincture of steel	{m}
acero inoxidable	stainless steel	{m}
acerola		{f} [l/en, acerola]
acerola	, the fruit of the acerolo, Crataegus azarolus	{f} [l/en, azarole]
acerolo	The azarole, a mediterranean shrub or small tree that produces the acerola, Crataegus azarolus	{n}
acertadamente	aptly	{adv}
acertar	to be right	{v}
acertar	to hit upon	{v}
acertijo	riddle	{m}
acervo	heap	{m}
acervo	heritage	{m}
acetaldehído	acetaldehyde, ethanal	{m} [organic compound]
acetato	acetate	{m} [organic chemistry]
acetil	acetyl	{m} [organic compound]
acetilcisteína	acetylcysteine	{f} [pharmaceutical drug]
acetilcolina	acetylcholine	{f}
acetilcolinesterasa	acetylcholinesterase	{f} [enzyme]
acetileno	acetylene	{m} [organic chemistry]
acetilgalactosamina	acetylgalactosamine	{f} [organic compound]
acetilglucosamina	acetylglucosamine	{f} [organic compound]
acetilmanosamina	acetylmannosamine	{f} [organic compound]
acetilmurámico	acetylmuramic	{adj}
acetilneuraminato	acetylneuraminate	{m}
acetilneuramínico	acetylneuraminic	{adj}
acetilo	acetyl	{m} [organic compound]
acetilsalicilato	acetylsalicylate	{m}
acetilsalicílico	acetylsalicylic	{adj}
acetiltransferasa	acetyltransferase, transacetylase	{f} [enzyme]
acetoacetato	acetoacetic acid	{m} [organic compound]
acetona	acetone	{f} [organic compound]
acezante	puffing, panting or out of breath	{adj}
acéfalo	headless	{adj}
acéfalo	leaderless	{adj}
achacar	to attribute (something to someone); to blame	{v}
achantar	To scare, to put off	{v}
achaque	default, failing	{m}
achaque	period; menstruation	{m} [informal]
achaque	sickness, malady	{m}
achaque	subject, issue, topic	{m}
achatar	to flatten	{v}
achicar	to bale out (a boat)	{vt}
achicar	to humiliate, make someone feel small	{vt}
achicar	to make smaller, reduce, minimize	{vt}
achicarse	to eat humble pie	{vr}
achicarse	to get smaller, shrink	{vr}
achicharrar	To roast; boil (be very hot)	{vi}
achicharrar	to scorch	{v}
achichincle	minion, servant	{m} [pejorative, El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico]
achicoria	chicory	{f}
achiote	annatto, achiote (all senses)	{m} [Latin America]
achocolatar	To turn into chocolate, or of chocolate color/colour	{v}
achís	atishoo!, achoo!	{interj}
aciago	unlucky, ill-fated, unfortunate	{adj}
aciano	cornflower, Centaurea cyanus	{m}
acicalar	to polish	{vt}
acicalarse	to smarten oneself up	{vr}
acicate	incentive, spur (anything that inspires or motivates)	{m}
acicate	spur (implement for prodding a horse)	{m}
acidez	acidity	{f}
acidez	heartburn	{f}
acidez	tang	{f}
acidificación	acidification	{f}
acidificar	to acidify	{v}
acidular	to make sour; to acidulate	{v}
a ciencia cierta	for sure, for certain, without doubt	{adv} [idiomatic]
acierto	hit	{m}
acierto	success	{m}
acil	acyl	{m} [organic compound]
acilglicérido	acylglycerol, glyceride	{m} [organic compound]
acilo	acyl	{adj}
aciltransferasa	acyltransferase	{f} [enzyme]
acimut	azimuth	{m}
acimutal	azimuthal	{adj}
-ación	alternative form of -ción	{suffix}
acitronar	to fry until translucent, not golden nor crispy	{v} [Mexico]
aclamación	acclamation; acclaim	{f}
aclamar	to acclaim or applaud	{v}
aclaración	explanation	{f}
aclarar	to explain; to clarify	{vt}
aclimatación	acclimation, acclimatization	{f}
aclimatar	to acclimate	{v}
aclimatarse	to become exhausted	{v}
aclínico	aclinic	{adj} [physics]
aclínico	opera glasses	{m}
acémila	mule; beast of burden	{f}
acné	acne	{m} [pathology]
acobardar	to be frightened, scared, daunted	{vr}
acobardar	to daunt, to frighten, to scare	{vt}
acobardarse	to cower	{v}
acocil	crayfish	{m} [dialectal, Mexico]
acodarse	to lean	{v}
acogedor	cozy	{adj}
acogedor	friendly	{adj}
acogedor	hospitable	{adj}
acoger	to receive	{v}
acogida	welcome, reception	{f}
acojonante	fucking amazing, the shit, the dog's bollocks	{adj} [vulgar, colloquial]
acolchado	padded, cushioned	{adj}
acolchado	quilt, bed cover	{m}
acolchar	to quilt	{v}
acollador	lanyard	{m} [nautical]
acometer	to assail	{v}
acometer	to undertake (a task, a project, an enterprise)	{v}
acomodado	accommodated	{adj}
acomodado	suitable, fitting	{adj}
acomodado	wealthy	{adj}
acomodado	A person who had obtained his job by influence or recommendation, not for his own merits	{m} [Argentina, Uruguay]
acomodar	to accommodate	{v}
acomodar	to suit; to be suitable	{v}
acomodar	to usher or settle	{v}
acomodarse	to settle in	{v}
acompañada	ridealong, accompanying	{f}
acompañamiento	the accompanying part; accompaniment	{m} [music]
acompañamiento	the act of accompanying; accompaniment	{m}
acompañante	accompanying	{adj}
acompañante	attendant	{m}
acompañante	escort, esquire	{m}
acompañante	accompanist	{m} [music]
acompañar	to accompany	{v}
acomplejar	to develop a complex	{vr}
acomplejar	to give a complex, to cause complexes	{vt}
a conciencia	Carefully, meticulously	{adv}
acondicionar	to condition	{v}
acondroplasia	achondroplasia (genetic disorder)	{f}
acongojado	anguished	{adj}
acongojar	to cause or inflict suffering	{vt}
aconsejable	advisable	{adj}
aconsejar	to advise	{v}
acontecer	to happen, occur, come about	{v}
acontecimiento	event	{m}
a contrapelo	backwards, contrary	{adj}
a contrapelo	backwards	{adv}
a contrarreloj	against the clock, with a deadline, in a hurry	{adv}
acopiar	to gather	{v}
acopio	gathering, collecting	{m}
acoplado	trailer (vehicle towed behind another)	{m}
acoplamiento	connection	{m}
acoplamiento	joining	{m}
acoplar	to adapt oneself	{vr}
acoplar	to couple	{v}
acoplarse	reflexive form of acoplar	{vr}
acorazado	battleship	{m}
acorazar	to armor	{vt}
acordado	agreed	{adj}
acordar	to agree	{vi}
acordar	to reach agreement	{vr}
acordar	to remember, recall	{vr}
acordar	to decide, to arrange	{vt}
acordarse	Reflexive infinitive form of acordar (followed by de), to remember	{v}
acorde	in suit (with); matching; in harmony; according (to)	{adj}
acorde	chord (combination of three or more pitches)	{m} [music]
acorde a	according to	{adv}
acordeón	accordion	{m}
acordeonista	accordionist	{mf}
acordonar	to cordon off	{v}
acorralar	to corral or corner	{v}
acortamiento	curtation	{m} [astronomy]
acortamiento	shortening	{m} [linguistics]
acortar	to cut short	{v}
acosador	bulling	{adj}
acosador	harassing	{adj}
acosador	bully	{m}
acosador	harasser	{m}
acosar	to bully	{v}
acosar	to pursue	{v}
acoso	molestation, harassment, bullying	{m}
acoso sexual	sexual harassment	{m}
acossar	obsolete spelling of acosar	{v}
acostado	lying in bed	{adj}
acostado	recumbent, lying	{adj}
acostar	to land, put in, berth	{v} [nautical]
acostar	to lay	{vt}
acostar	to put to bed	{vt}
acostarse	to be in bed with	{v}
acostarse	to go to bed, to lie down	{v}
acostumbrado	accustomed to, used to	{adj}
acostumbrado	customary	{adj}
acostumbrar	to be accustomed to	{vi}
acostumbrar	to use to (be in the habit of)	{vi}
acostumbrar	accustom, inure, familiarize	{vt}
acotación	annotation	{f}
acotado	enclosed, or fenced in	{adj}
acotar	To annotate a page	{v}
acotar	To mark contours on a map	{v}
acotar	To prune or lop a tree	{v}
acotar	To survey land, to enclose	{v}
acróbata	acrobat	{mf}
acre	bitter; acrid	{adj}
acre	caustic	{adj}
acre	acre	{m}
acrecentar	to increase, grow	{vt}
acreción	accretion	{f}
acreditación	accreditation	{f}
acreditar	to accredit	{v}
acreedor	credit	{m} [accounting]
acreedor	creditor	{m} [finance]
acreedora	feminine form of acreedor	{f}
acribillar	to pester, badger	{v}
acribillar	to riddle, pepper (with holes, bullets etc.)	{v}
acrilato	acrylate	{m} [organic compound]
acrilonitrilo	acrylonitrile	{m} [organic compound]
acrimonia	acrimony	{f}
acristalado	having crystals or crystal glass; covered in crystal	{adj}
acritud	bitterness, acridness	{f}
acrílico	acrylic	{adj}
acrílico	acrylic	{m}
acrónimo	phonetic acronym	{m}
acrobacia	acrobatics	{f}
acrobatismo	acrobatics	{m}
acrobático	acrobatic	{adj}
acromático	achromatic (all senses)	{adj}
acrópolis	acropolis	{f}
acérrimamente	strongly, vigorously	{adv}
acérrimo	die-hard, extreme	{adj}
acérrimo	very strong	{adj}
acérrimo	vigorous; with tenacity	{adj}
acústica	acoustics (a quality of a space for doing music)	{f} [physics]
acústicamente	acoustically	{adv}
acústico	acoustic	{adj}
acústico	hearing aid	{m}
acta	certificate	{f}
acta	election results	{f}
acta	minutes	{f}
acético	acetic	{adj}
actinio	actinium	{m}
actitud	attitude, disposition, policy	{f}
actitud	posture, pose, stance	{f}
activación	activation	{f}
activado	activated, enabled	{adj}
activador	activating	{adj}
activador	activator	{m}
activadora	feminine form of activador	{f}
activamente	actively	{adv}
activar	to activate	{v}
activar	to enable	{v}
activar	to stimulate	{v}
actividad	activity	{f}
activismo	activism	{m}
activista	activist	{mf}
activo	active	{adj}
activo	top	{adj} [slang, gay sexuality]
activo	Any property or material right of an enterprise or individual	{m} [accounting]
actínido	actinide	{m} [inorganic chemistry]
acto	act	{m}
actor	(person who performs in a theatrical play or movie)	{m} [l/en, actor]
actor voz	voice actor	{m}
actriz	actress	{f}
actriz voz	voice actor	{f}
actuación	act; acting	{f}
actuación	performance	{f}
actual	factual	{adj}
actual	actual, real	{adj} [philosophy]
actual	present, current	{adj}
actualidad	present	{f}
actualización	An update	{f}
actualizar	to bring to fruition; to actualize	{v}
actualizar	to update	{v}
actualmente	at present, currently, now, nowadays	{adv}
actuar	to act, to perform	{v}
actuar	to actuate	{v}
Acuña	Spanish surname	{prop}
acuñación	coining, minting	{f}
acuantiar	To set the amount or quantity of	{v}
acuaporina	aquaporin	{f} [protein]
acuñar	to coin (word or expression)	{v}
acuñar	to mint (money)	{v}
acuarela	watercolors (paint used in watercolor)	{f} [in the plural]
acuarela	watercolor (artwork)	{f}
acuarela	watercolor (painting technique)	{f}
acuario	aquarium	{m}
acuartelar	to billet	{v}
acuartelar	to quarter	{v}
acuchillar	to cut open	{v}
acuchillar	to knife, to stab (injure or kill by stabbing with a knife)	{v}
acuchillar	to sand, to abrade (the process of using abrasive tools, in particular, on wood)	{v}
acuciante	urgent	{adj}
acuciar	to encourage or urge on	{v}
acuclillarse	to squat	{vr}
acudir	..	{v}
acudir	(~ a) go to	{v}
acueducto	aqueduct	{m}
acuerdo	agreement	{m}
acuerdo	compromise	{m}
a cuerpo de rey	like a king	{adv} [idiomatic]
a cuestas	On the back or shoulders; piggyback	{adv}
acuicultura	aquaculture	{f}
acullá	yonder	{adv}
aculturación	acculturation	{f}
aculturar	to acculture and assimilate a different society's habits, especially a more developed one	{v}
acuminado	acuminate	{adj} [botany, mycology]
acumulación	accumulation	{f}
acumulador	accumulator (one who, or that which, accumulates)	{m}
acumulador	rechargeable battery	{m}
acumular	to accumulate	{v}
acumularse	to accumulate	{vr}
acunar	to cradle	{v}
acupuntura	acupuncture	{f}
acurrucar	to tuck in. acurrucame: tuck me in	{v}
acurrucar	to wrap up	{v}
acurrucarse	to huddle (away from the cold, etc.)	{v}
acusación	accusation	{f}
acusado	accused	{adj}
acusado	accused	{m}
acusador	accusatory	{adj} [legal]
acusador	accuser	{m}
acusador	complainant	{m} [legal]
acusador	prosecutor	{m} [legal]
acusar	to accuse, to charge, to indict	{v}
acusar	to arraign	{v}
acusar	to criminate	{v}
acusar	to prosecute	{v}
acusativo	accusative	{adj}
acuático	aquatic	{adj}
-ada	Used to form words, derived from nouns, corresponding to -ful (as much as something will hold)	{suffix}
-ada	Used to form words, derived from nouns, indicating a blow with the named object	{suffix}
-ada	Used to form words, derived from nouns, signifying a whole	{suffix}
-ada	Used to form words indicating abundance or excess	{suffix}
-ada	Used to form words indicating action	{suffix}
-ada	Used to form words indicating a period of time	{suffix}
-ada	Used with a stem to form the feminine singular past participle of regular -are verbs; feminine form of -ado	{suffix}
Aída	female given name	{prop}
adagio	adagio	{adv} [music]
adagio	adage (old saying)	{m}
adagio	adagio	{m} [music]
adaguar	to give water to cattle	{v}
Adalberto	male given name, an older form of Alberto ( = Albert)	{prop}
adalid	military commander	{m}
Adam	Adam	{prop}
adamantano	adamantane	{m} [organic compound]
adamante	diamond	{m} [archaic]
adaptabilidad	adaptability	{f}
adaptable		{adj} [l/en, adaptable]
adaptación	adaptation	{f}
adaptado	adapted	{adj}
adaptador	adapter	{m}
adaptar	to adapt, adjust	{v}
adaptar	to tailor	{v}
adaptativo	adaptive (able to adapt)	{adj}
adarga	leather shield	{f}
adarme	A Spanish peso equivalent to three tomín	{m} [historical]
adarme	tittle, bit (very small part of something)	{m}
adarvar	to stun, to shock	{v}
Addis Abeba	Addis Ababa (capital of Ethiopia)	{prop}
adecentar	to tidy; to clean up	{v}
adecuadamente	adequately	{adv}
adecuado	appropriate, suitable	{adj}
adecuado	right	{adj}
adecuar	to adapt	{v}
adefesio	ugly, ridiculous	{adj}
adefesio	idiotic action	{m}
adefesio	ugly, ridiculous person or thing	{m}
a. de J.C.	BC (Before Christ)	{abbr}
Adela	female given name, equivalent to English Adela and Adele	{prop}
Adelaida	Adelaide, the city in Australia	{prop}
Adelaida	female given name, cognate to Adelaide	{prop}
adelantado	rash, precipitate (hasty, not careful or considered)	{adj}
adelantado	A governor of a province; a commander	{m}
adelantar	to advance	{v}
adelantar	to improve	{v}
adelantar	to outstrip	{v}
adelantar	to overtake (pass a more slowly moving object)	{v}
adelantarse	jump the gun	{v}
adelantarse	to go forward, reflexive form of adelantar	{vr}
adelantarse	to take the lead	{v}
adelante	forward	{adv}
adelante	Come in!	{interj}
adelante	Go ahead!	{interj}
adelanto	advance (anticipated payment)	{m}
adelanto	down payment (anticipated payment made to secure a purchase)	{m}
adelanto	progress	{m}
adelfa	oleander	{f}
adelgazar	to lose weight	{v}
adelgazar	to make thin or slender	{v}
adelgazar	to refine, to purify	{v}
adelgazarse	to become thin or slender; to lose weight	{v}
Adelia	female given name, a variant of Adela	{prop}
Adelina	female given name, diminutive of Adela, equivalent to English Adeline	{prop}
ademán	gesture	{m}
ademán	manners	{m} [in the plural]
ademán	posture, position	{m}
además	in addition; furthermore	{adv}
adenilato	adenylate	{m}
adenina	adenine	{f} [organic compound]
adenitis	adenitis	{f}
adenín	adenine	{adj}
adeno-	adeno-	{prefix}
adenoide	adenoid	{f} [chiefly, in the plural]
adenoidectomía	adenoidectomy	{f}
adenología	adenology	{f}
adenosina	adenosine	{f} [organic compound]
adenosín	adenosine	{adj}
adenosín trifosfato	adenosine triphosphate, ATP	{m}
adentro	inside	{adv}
adentro de	into	{prep}
adepto	supporter	{m}
adequadamente	obsolete form of adecuadamente	{adv}
adequado	obsolete form of adecuado	{adj}
adereçar	obsolete form of aderezar	{v}
aderezado	favourable	{adj}
aderezar	to dress (for cooking, etc.)	{v}
aderezo	seasoning	{m}
adeudar	to debit, charge	{vt} [ditransitive]
adeudar	to owe	{vt} [ditransitive]
adherir	to adhere, stick	{v}
adhesión	adhesion	{f}
adhesivo	adhesive	{adj}
adhesivo	adhesive	{m}
adhesivo	sticker	{m}
adhocracia	adhocracy	{f}
adicción	addiction	{adjf}
adición	addition	{f}
adición	check (in a restaurant, etc.)	{f} [Latin America]
adicional	additional	{adj}
adicionalmente	additionally	{adv}
adicionar	to add (numbers)	{v}
adicta	feminine form of adicto	{f}
adictivo	addictive	{adj}
adicto	addicted	{adj}
adicto	addict	{m}
adiestramiento	dressage	{m}
adiestramiento	practice, training	{m}
adiestrar	to train	{v}
a diestro y siniestro	left, right and centre	{adv} [idiomatic]
adinerado	affluent	{adj}
adinerado	wealthy	{adj}
adinerar	to enrich (make wealthy)	{vr} [colloquial]
adiosito	diminutive form of adiós	{m}
a Dios rogando y con el mazo dando	God helps those who help themselves	{proverb}
adipato	adipate	{m} [organic compound]
adiponectina	adiponectin	{f} [protein]
adiposidad	adiposity	{f}
adiós	goodbye, farewell	{interj}
aditivo	additive	{m}
adive	jackal	{m}
adivina	feminine form of adivino	{f}
adivinación	foresight, guessing	{f}
adivinador	divining, foretelling (attributive)	{adj}
adivinador	guessing, guesswork (attributive)	{adj}
adivinador	diviner, foreteller	{m}
adivinador	guesser	{m}
adivinadora	feminine form of adivinador	{f}
adivinanza	foresight	{f}
adivinanza	riddle	{f}
adivinar	to divine or foretell	{v}
adivinar	to guess	{v}
adivino	seer	{m}
adjetival	adjectival	{adj}
adjetivo	adjective, a word that modifies or describes a noun or pronoun	{m} [grammar]
adjetivo cardinal	A cardinal numeral	{m}
adjudicar	to adjudge, assign, award, appropriate	{v}
adjuntar	To enclose, to attach (as in correspondence, e-mail)	{v}
adjunto	attached	{adj}
adjustable	adjustable, regulable	{adj}
ad líbitum	ad lib, ad libitum	{adv}
adúltera	feminine form of adúltero	{f}
adúltero	adulterous	{adj}
adúltero	adulterer	{m}
administración	administration, or running of a business or organisation	{f}
administrador	administrator	{m}
administrar	To administer	{v}
administrativamente	administratively	{adv}
administrativo	administrative	{adj}
admirable		{adj} [l/en, admirable]
admiración	admiration	{f}
admirador	admirer	{m}
admiradora	feminine form of admirador	{f}
admirar	to admire	{v}
admirativo	admiring	{adj}
admisible	admissible	{adj}
admisión	admission, acknowledgment	{f}
admisión	admittance	{f}
admisión	approval, admission	{f}
admisión	intake	{f}
admitir	to accept, to admit, to agree to, to concede	{v}
admitir	to admit, to let in	{v}
admitir	to permit, to allow	{v}
admonición	admonition	{f}
Adán	male given name. Spanish equivalent of Adam	{prop}
Adén	Aden (seaport of Yemen)	{prop}
ADN	DNA	{initialism} [biology, genetics]
adnato	adnate	{adj} [botany, mycology]
adónde	to where	{adv} [interrogative]
-ado	Suffix indicating the past participle of regular -ar verbs	{suffix}
adobar	to marinate	{v}
adobe	adobe	{m}
adobo	A delicacy of marinated meat	{m}
adolecer	to suffer	{v}
adolescencia	adolescence	{f}
adolescente	teenager	{mf}
Adolfito	A diminutive of the male given name Adolfo	{prop}
Adolfo	male given name, the Spanish equivalent of Adolph	{prop}
adolorido	painful, aching (afflicted or suffering with pain)	{adj} [Latin America]
Adolpho	.	{prop} [given name, male, ]
adonde	where	{adv}
adonde	whereto	{adv}
adondequiera	wherever, anywhere	{adv}
adopción	adoption	{f}
adoptable	adoptable	{adj}
adoptada	feminine form of adoptado	{f}
adoptado	adopted	{adj}
adoptado	adoptive	{adj}
adoptado	adoptee	{m}
adoptar	to adopt	{vt}
adoquinado	paved	{adj}
adoquinar	to pave	{v}
adoquín	idiot, blockhead	{m} [colloquial]
adoquín	paving stone, flagstone	{m}
-ador	Form of -dor attached to -ar verb stems. Forms (usually agent) nouns and adjectives	{suffix}
-adora	feminine form of -ador	{suffix}
adorable		{adj} [l/en, adorable]
adoración	adoration	{f}
adorador	admirer	{m}
adorador	adorer	{m}
adorador	worshiper	{m}
adorar	adore, worship	{v}
adormecer	To make numb	{v}
adormecer	To make sleepy, or lull	{v}
adormecerse	To go numb (part of the body)	{vr}
adormecerse	To go to sleep, or doze off	{vr}
adormecido	sleepy, dozy, drowsy	{adj}
adornar	to adorn	{v}
adorno	adornment	{m}
adosada	townhouse	{f}
adosado	Usually of houses and buildings: adjacent and touching, contiguous, attached	{adj}
a dos velas	broke, penniless	{adv}
adípico	adipic	{adj}
adquirir	to acquire	{vt}
adquirir	to buy	{vt}
adquisición	procurement; acquisition	{f}
adquisitivo	acquisitive	{adj}
adrede	on purpose	{adv}
adrenalectomía	adrenalectomy	{f}
adrenalina	adrenaline	{f}
adrenocorticotropo	adrenocorticotropic	{adj}
adrenérgico	adrenergic	{adj}
Adriana	female given name, cognate to English Adriana	{prop}
Adriano	Hadrian (emperor)	{prop}
Adriano	male given name, cognate to Adrian; more popular in the form Adrián	{prop}
Adrián	male given name; the Spanish equivalent of Adrian	{prop}
adscribir	to designate, to assign	{v}
aduana	customs (office that taxes imported goods)	{f}
aducción	adduction	{f}
aducir	to allege, adduce, cite, give as proof	{v}
aductor	adductor	{m} [anatomy]
aductor corto del muslo	adductor brevis	{m}
aductor corto del pulgar	abductor pollicis brevis	{m}
aductor del meñique	abductor minimi digiti	{m}
aductor del pulgar	adductor pollicis	{m}
aductor mayor del muslo	adductor magnus	{m}
aductor mediano del muslo	adductor longus	{m}
aductor menor	adductor brevis	{m}
adueñar	to become a master of something	{v}
adueñar	to dominate a group	{v}
adueñarse	to appropriate, to take ownership	{v}
adujar	To coil a rope or cable	{v}
adulador	adulator, sycophant	{m}
aduladora	feminine form of adulador	{f}
adular	to flatter	{v}
adulteración	adulteration (The action of adulterating)	{f}
adulterar	to adulterate	{v}
adulterio	adultery	{m}
adultez	adulthood	{f}
adulto	adult	{adj}
adulto	adult	{m}
-adura	Form of -dura used with -ar verbs to form nouns	{suffix}
a duras penas	barely, hardly	{adv} [idiomatic]
advenediza	feminine form of advenedizo	{f}
advenedizo	upstart	{adj}
advenedizo	upstart, social climber	{m}
advenimiento	coming, advent	{m}
advenir	to arrive	{vi}
advenir	to happen	{vi}
adventurero	A thrillseeker or adventuresome person	{m}
adverbial		{adj} [l/en, adverbial]
adverbio	adverb (lexical category)	{m}
adversario	adversary	{m}
adversidad	adversity, misfortune, difficulty	{f}
adverso	adverse	{adj}
advertencia	advice	{f}
advertencia	remark	{f}
advertencia	warning	{f}
advertir	to notice something	{v}
advertir	to warn	{v}
adviento	advent	{m}
adyacencia	adjacency (quality of being adjacent)	{f} [countable and uncountable]
adyacente	adjacent	{adj}
AEC	BCE. Antes de la Era Común	{initialism}
aeda	alternative form of aedo	{m}
aedo	bard, poet	{m} [historical]
añejar	to age	{v}
añejo	aged (of or pertaining to food, such as cheese or alcoholic spirits)	{adj}
aerar	to air (bring something into contact with the air)	{v}
aeróbico	aerobic	{adj}
aeródromo	airfield	{m}
aero-	aero-	{prefix}
aerobio	aerobic	{adj}
aerobio	aerobe	{m}
aerodeslizador	hovercraft	{m}
aerodinámica	aerodynamics	{f}
aerodinámico	aerodynamic, aerodynamical	{adj}
aeroespacial	Pertaining to Earth's atmosphere and low space; aerospace;	{adj}
aerofagia	aerophagy	{f} [pathology]
aerológico	aerologic, aerological	{adj}
aeroligero	microlight	{m}
aerolínea	airline	{f}
aerología	aerology	{f}
aeromoza	flight attendant, airline stewardess	{f} [Latin America]
aeronauta	aeronaut, airman, pilot	{n}
aeronave	aircraft	{f}
aeronave	airship	{f}
aeronáutica	aeronautics	{f}
aeronáutico	aeronautic	{adj}
aeropirata	hijacker	{m} [aviation]
aeroplano	aeroplane (airplane, a winged aircraft)	{m} [dated]
aeroportuario	relating to airports	{adj}
aeropuerto	airport	{m}
aerotransportado	airborne	{adj}
afabilidad	affability	{f}
afable	affable, friendly	{adj}
afablemente	affably	{adv}
afamado	famous	{adj}
afanar	to steal, pinch	{v} [colloquial]
afanar	to be busy	{v}
afanar	to work hard	{v}
afanarse	to toil, to work hard	{vr}
afear	to make ugly	{v}
afección	A complaint, usually medical or legal	{f}
afección	A medical condition, or disorder	{f}
afectación	affectation	{f}
afectar	to affect	{v}
afecto	affection	{m}
afecto	fondness	{m}
afectuosamente	affectionately	{adv}
afectuoso	affectionate	{adj}
afeitado	shave	{m}
afeitadora	electric shaver, electric razor	{f}
afeitar	to shave	{v}
afeitarse	to shave (oneself)	{v}
afelio	aphelion	{m} [astronomy]
afeminadamente	effeminately	{adv}
afeminado	effeminate	{adj}
afeminar	to feminize (to become feminine)	{vr}
afeminar	to feminize (to make feminine)	{vt}
aferrar	to catch, to hook	{v}
aferrar	to seize	{v}
affidávit	affidavit	{m}
afgana	feminine form of afgano	{f}
Afganistán	Afghanistan	{prop}
afgano	Afghan (of or relating to Afghanistan)	{adj}
afgano	Afghan (person)	{adj}
afgano	Afghan (person from Afghanistan)	{m}
AFI	Agencia Federal de Investigación of Mexico	{acronym}
AFI	Alfabeto Fonético Internacional; IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet)	{acronym}
afianzamiento	reinforcement	{m}
afianzar	to make certain; to clinch something	{v}
afianzar	to support, to sustain	{v}
afiche	poster (advertisement)	{m} [Latin America]
afición	hobby	{f}
afición	persistence, determination, zeal	{f}
aficionada	feminine form of aficionado	{f}
aficionado	amateur	{adj}
aficionado	fond	{adj}
aficionado	amateur	{m}
aficionado	fan	{m}
afijo	affix	{m}
afilado	sharp	{adj}
afilado	cut, edge (of knives)	{m}
afilado	sharpening (of knives)	{m}
afilar	to fuck	{vr} [colloquial, Chile]
afilar	to sharpen	{vt}
afiliación	affiliation	{f}
afiliada	affiliate	{f}
afiliado	affiliate	{m}
afiliado	member	{m}
afiliar	to affiliate	{v}
afimar	to aim	{v}
afinar	to refine	{v}
afincar	to take up residence, settle	{vi}
afinidad	affinity	{f}
afirmación	claim or statement of something believed to be true	{f}
afirmar	to state	{v}
afirmativo	affirmative	{adj}
aflicción	affliction	{f}
aflicción	sorrow	{f}
afligimiento	affliction	{m}
afligir	to afflict	{v}
aflojar	to loosen	{v}
aflorar	to emerge	{v}
aflorar	to sift	{v}
a flor de piel	Just under the surface	{adv}
a flor de piel	On the surface. exposed	{adv}
afluencia	inflow, influx	{f}
afluente	affluent, abundant	{adj}
afluente	flowing	{adj}
afluente	affluent (tributary)	{m}
afluir	to flow into	{v}
afán	desire	{m}
afán	effort	{m}
afín	affine	{adj}
afónico	hoarse	{adj}
afónico	without voice or sound	{adj}
a fondo	thoroughly, in depth	{adv}
aforismo	aphorism (short phrase conveying some principle or concept of thought)	{m}
aforrar	to slap	{vt} [South America]
aforrar	to line, cover the inside	{vt}
aforístico	aphoristic	{adj}
afortunadamente	fortunately; luckily	{adv}
afortunado	With fortune; lucky	{adj}
afrenta	afront	{f}
afrentar	to affront	{v}
afrentoso	insulting	{adj}
aféresis	apheresis	{f} [medicine, linguistics]
africana	feminine form of africano, African woman	{f}
africano	African (of, or pertaining to Africa)	{adj}
africano	African (person)	{m}
afrikaans	Afrikaans (language)	{prop}
afrikáans	Afrikaans (language)	{m}
afrodisíaco	aphrodisiac	{adj}
afrodisíaco	aphrodisiac	{m}
afrodisiaco	aphrodisiac	{adj}
afrodisiaco	aphrodisiac	{m}
Afrodita	Aphrodite	{prop}
afrontar	to confront	{v}
afrontar	to defy	{v}
afrontar	to face	{v}
afta	aphthous ulcer	{f} [pathology]
afuera	outside	{adv}
afueras	outskirts	{fp}
AG	abbreviation of Aguascalientes (Mexican state)	{abbr}
agachadiza	snipe (bird)	{f}
agachado	stooped, with a stoop	{adj}
agachar	to bend down	{vr}
agachar	to duck	{vr}
agachar	to lower	{v}
agacharse	reflexive form of agachar	{vr}
agalla	gill	{f}
aganchado	, hooklike	{adj} [l/en, hamiform]
Agapito	male given name	{prop}
agar	agar	{m}
Agar	Hagar (Biblical character)	{prop}
agar-agar	agar	{m}
agaragar	agar	{m}
agarrado	stingy	{adj}
agarrar	to grab or take hold of	{v}
agasajar	to wine and dine	{v}
agateador	treecreeper	{m}
agauchado	gaucho-like person	{adj}
agave		{m} [l/en, agave]
agazapar	to seize	{v} [colloquial]
agencia	agency	{f}
agenciar	to procure	{v}
agenda	An agenda	{f}
agente	agent	{mf}
agente	policeman, policewoman, police officer	{mf}
agente encubierto	mole, undercover officer	{m}
agente inmobiliario	realtor	{m}
agüero	forecast, prediction	{m}
agigantado	exaggerated	{adj}
agigantar	to exaggerate	{v}
agilidad	agility	{f}
agilizar	to speed up, quicken	{v}
Agirre	Spanish surname	{prop}
agüita	a small amount of water	{m}
agüita	diminutive of agua	{m}
agitación	restlessness, agitation	{f}
agitación	social or political unrest	{f}
agitado	hectic	{adj}
agitado	rough (sea)	{adj}
agitado	upset	{adj}
agitador	agitator	{m}
agitadora	agitator	{f}
agitar	to shake	{v}
agitar	to wave	{v}
agüitarse	to become saddened	{v} [El Salvador, Mexico]
aglutinante	agglutinative	{adj}
aglutinar	to agglutinate	{v}
aglutinar	to join; bring together	{v}
agónico	dying; near death	{adj}
agnosticismo	agnosticism (view that the existence of a God or gods is unknown, unknowable, unproven, or unprovable)	{m}
agnóstico	agnostic	{adj}
agnóstico	agnostic	{m}
agobiado	careworn	{adj}
agobiado	exhausted, tired	{adj}
agobiar	to annoy, to bother	{v}
agobiar	to overwhelm, to anguish	{v}
agobiar	to tire, fatigue	{v}
agolpar	to crowd together	{vr} [agolparse]
agolpar	to knock together, bang about together	{vr} [agolparse]
agonía	agony	{f}
agonista	agonistic	{adj}
agonista	agonist	{m}
agonista	agonistic muscle	{m} [anatomy]
agonizante	dying	{adj}
agonizar	to agonize	{v}
agora	now	{adv} [obsolete]
agora	A marketplace, especially in Classical Greece	{f}
agora	A place for gathering	{f}
agorafobia	agoraphobia	{f}
agorar	To predict or announce something, especially a misfortune	{v}
agosto	August	{m}
agotado	out of stock, sold out	{adj}
agotado	tired, exhausted, worn out	{adj}
agotador	tiring, exhausting	{adj}
agotamiento	depletion	{m}
agotamiento	exhaustion	{m}
agotar	to run out	{vr} [agotarse]
agotar	to exhaust or deplete	{v}
agraciadamente	gracefully	{adv}
agraciado	attractive, good-looking	{adj} [of a person]
agraciado	lucky, fortunate	{adj} [of a person]
agraciado	winning	{adj} [of a person]
agraciado	winner; one who is fortunate	{m}
agradable	agreeable, pleasant	{adj}
agradablemente	agreeably	{adv}
agradar	to please	{v}
agradecer	to be grateful for	{v}
agradecer	to thank	{v}
agradecido	grateful	{adj}
agradecimiento	gratitude	{m}
agrado	pleasure	{m}
agramatical	ungrammatical	{adj}
agrandar	to increase or enlarge	{v}
agrario	agrarian	{adj}
agrario	agricultural	{adj}
agravamiento	aggravation	{m}
agravar	to aggravate	{v}
agraviar	to insult	{v}
agraviar	to offend, outrage, hurt, wrong	{v}
agravio	offense, grievance, wrongdoing	{m}
agraz	unpleasant, disagreeable	{adj}
agraz	red-berried mistletoe (Viscum cruciatum)	{m}
agraz	redcurrant (Ribes rubrum)	{m}
agraz	verjuice	{m}
agrícola	agricultural	{adj}
agredir	to assault, attack	{vt}
agregación	aggregation	{f}
agregado	side dish	{m}
agregar	to add, collect, aggregate, collate, gather	{v}
agresión	aggression	{f}
agresivamente	aggressively	{adv}
agresividad	aggressiveness	{f}
agresivo	aggressive	{adj}
agresor	aggressor	{m}
agresora	feminine form of agresor	{f}
agriar	to sour, embitter	{v}
agricultor	farmer	{m}
agricultura	agriculture, farming	{f}
agridulce	sweet and sour; bittersweet	{adj}
agrietado	cracky, fissured (having lots of cracks)	{adj}
agrietar	to crack	{v}
agrimensor	surveyor	{m}
agrio	sour	{adj}
agrónomo	agronomist (scientist specialized in agronomy)	{m}
agroindustria	agroindustry	{f}
agronomía	agronomy	{f}
agropecuario	Of or relating to agriculture and cattle raising	{adj}
agrupación	group	{f}
agrupar	to group together	{v}
agua	river, stream	{f} [archaic]
agua	body of water	{f}
agua	rain	{f}
agua	urine	{f} [slang, plural]
agua	water	{f}
agua bendita	holy water	{f} [Christianity]
aguacate	avocado	{m}
aguacate	avocado tree	{m}
aguacero	downpour	{m}
aguachile	A watery chili-based broth	{m} [Mexico]
aguacil	dragonfly	{m} [Argentina, Uruguay]
agua de jamaica	A tisane made from the roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa) sepals; hibiscus tea	{m}
agua de mar	seawater	{f}
agua destilada	distilled water	{f}
aguado	boring (a promenade, ride, day, which are masculine is Spanish)	{adj}
aguado	flaccid, weak (a belly, muscle, penis)	{adj}
aguado	watery	{adj}
aguado	with broth (a stew)	{adj}
aguador	water carrier	{m}
aguador	water seller	{m}
aguadora	feminine form of aguador	{f}
agua dulce	fresh water	{m}
agua embotellada	bottled water	{f}
aguafiestas	wet blanket, spoilsport, party pooper	{mf}
aguaitar	to wait	{v} [Latin America]
aguaitar	to look	{v}
aguaitar	to observe	{v}
aguaitar	to pay attention, take care	{v}
aguaitar	to spy on	{v}
aguamanil	washbowl, wash stand	{m}
aguamanil	water jug, ewer	{m}
aguamarina	aquamarine (color)	{f}
aguamarina	aquamarine (gemstone)	{f}
aguamiel	mead	{f}
aguamiel	agave nectar	{m} [Mexico]
agua mineral	mineral water	{n}
aguantar	To hold (a posture)	{v}
aguantar	To not complain; to keep silent	{v}
aguantar	To put up with, tolerate or bear	{v}
aguantar	To take	{v}
aguante	patience, tolerance	{m}
aguante	perseverance	{m}
aguante	resistance, strength	{m}
aguantera	Glove box; glove compartment; the passenger side storage compartment in an automobile	{f}
agua oxigenada	hydrogen peroxide	{f} [inorganic compound]
aguapanela	Aguapanela, a drink native to southern Central America and northern South America which is an infusion made from panela. Panela is a solid cake produced from sugarcane syrup by heating the juice (guarapo) until it thickens, then it is poured into moulds and left to set up. When a panela is dissolved in hot water, it makes aguapanela, which is commonly mixed with milk and coffee or with a serving of soft cheese in it	{f}
agua potable	drinking water	{f}
agua que no has de beber, déjala correr	don't enter your nose into the affairs of others, mind your own business, mind your own beeswax	{proverb}
aguar	to water	{v}
aguardar	to wait, to expect	{v}
aguardiente	(hard) liquor, booze	{m}
agua regia	aqua regia (extremely powderful mixture of acids)	{f}
aguarrás	turpentine	{m}
aguas	be careful!	{interj}
aguas	pay attention!	{interj}
agua salada	seawater	{m}
agua salobre	brackish water, brackishwater	{f}
aguascalentense	Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Aguascalientes	{adj}
Aguascalientes	A state of Mexico	{prop}
Aguascalientes	Its capital city	{prop}
agudeza	sharpness	{f}
agudizar	to sharpen	{v}
agudo	Having the voiced accent on the last syllable	{adj} [grammatical]
agudo	sharp	{adj}
agudo	witty	{adj}
aguijada	prod, cattle prod (device used to goad animals into moving)	{f}
aguijar	to goad, to incite	{v}
aguijar	to hurry	{v}
aguijar	to urge on	{v}
aguijón	spur	{m}
aguijón	sting of an insect	{m}
aguijón	thorn of a plant	{m}
Aguilar	Spanish surname	{prop}
aguileño	aquiline	{adj}
aguilera	The nest of an eagle; eyrie	{f}
aguilucho	eaglet	{m}
aguilucho	hawk, kite	{m}
aguja	spire, steeple	{f} [architecture]
aguja	hand (of a clock)	{f}
aguja	firing pin	{f} [military]
aguja	needle	{f}
aguja	Venus' comb	{f} [plants]
aguja colinegra	The black-tailed godwit. A freshwater bird	{f}
aguja colipinta	The bar-tailed godwit, a type of bird	{f}
agujereado	pierced	{adj}
agujerear	to pierce or puncture	{v}
agujero	hole	{m}
agujero	pincushion	{m}
agujero blanco	white hole	{m}
agujero de ozono	ozone hole	{m}
agujero glorioso	glory hole (sexual device)	{f}
agujero negro	black hole	{m}
agujero negro supermasivo	supermassive black hole	{m} [astronomy]
agujetas	Stiffness; especially pain from over-exertion; muscle fatigue	{fp}
agujón	needlefish	{m}
agujón	redstem filaree	{m}
agusanado	worm-eaten	{adj}
Agustina	female given name	{prop}
Agustín	male given name	{prop}
aguzar	to incite	{v}
aguzar	to sharpen	{v}
aguzar	to stare at	{v}
ahí	there: used to designate a place near the listener	{adv}
ah	ah (expression of relief, realization, awe)	{interj}
ah	oh (expression of woe, grief)	{interj}
aherrumbrar	to rust	{v}
ahijado	godchild	{m}
ahijar	to procreate	{vi}
ahijar	to sprout	{vi}
ahijar	to adopt someone's child	{vt}
ahijar	to misattribute credit or blame	{vt}
ahilar	to line up	{v}
ahincar	to hurry up	{vr}
ahincar	to urge	{vt}
ahitar	to satiate	{v}
ahitar	to surfeit	{v}
ahínco	effort, zeal, determination	{m}
ahogar	to drown (be suffocated in water)	{vr}
ahogar	to suffocate (suffer or die from severely reduced oxygen)	{vr}
ahogar	to drown (kill by immersion in water)	{vt}
ahogar	to stifle	{vt}
ahogo	anguish	{m}
ahogo	respiratory distress	{m}
ahogo	suffocation	{m}
ahondar	to delve deeply	{vi}
ahondar	to deepen	{vtr}
ahora	now	{adv}
ahora	now	{conj}
ahora mismo	right now, just now, immediately	{adv}
ahorcado	hanged person	{m}
ahorcado	hangman (word game)	{m}
ahorcar	to hang	{v}
ahorcar	to lynch	{v}
ahorita	now, right now	{adv} [colloquial]
ahoritita	just now	{adv}
ahoritita	right now	{adv}
ahoritita	very soon	{adv}
ahormar	to adjust	{v}
ahormar	to break in	{v}
ahormar	to fit, to shape, to mold	{v}
ahorrar	to save (to conserve or prevent the wasting of)	{vt}
ahorrar	to save (to store for future use)	{vt}
ahorro	saving	{m}
ahorros	savings	{mp}
ahíto	full, satiated	{adj}
ahíto	suffering from indigestion	{adj}
ahíto	indigestion	{m}
ahuate	A slender, hairlike thorn (villus) such as that of the cornstalk or sugar cane	{m} [Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua]
ahuecar	to hollow out	{vt}
ahuehuete	Montezuma cypress (Taxodium mucronatum)	{m}
a huevo	very cheap	{adj} [colloquial, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador]
a huevo	obligatory, forced	{adj} [colloquial, vulgar, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Mexico]
a huevo	obligatedly, forcedly (colloquial, vulgar)	{adv} [colloquial, vulgar, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Mexico]
ahuevonado	dazed	{adj} [Chile]
ahuevonado	stupid	{adj} [Chile] [vulgar]
ahuitón	Coward	{m} [San Antonio]
ahuizote	ahuitzotl, an Aztec mythological creature	{m}
ahuizote	an annoying person; pest, nuisance	{m} [colloquial, Honduras, Mexico]
ahuizote	omen, bewitchment, spell	{m} [dialectal, Central America, Mexico]
ahumado	smoked	{adj} [culinary]
ahumado	smoke-flavoured	{adj} [culinary]
ahumado	smoked, tinted (of glass)	{adj} [technics]
ahumar	to smoke (apply smoke to, for example food)	{vt}
ahuyama	pumpkin	{f} [Colombia]
ahuyentar	to run away	{vr}
ahuyentar	to chase away, drive away	{vt}
añicos	shards, smithereens, pieces	{mp}
aifonear	to call using an iPhone or other smartphone	{v} [colloquial]
añil	indigo (blue dye)	{m}
añil	indigo (colour)	{m}
añil	true indigo, indigo plant (Indigofera tinctoria1)	{m}
aimará	pertaining to the Aymara tribe	{adj}
aimará	the Aymara language	{f}
aimará	the Aymara tribe	{f}
Aimar	male given name	{prop}
aimara	Aymara	{adj}
aimara	Aymara (indigenous person of South America)	{mf}
aimara	Aymara (language)	{prop}
Ainhoa	female given name	{prop}
ainu	Ainu (pertaining to the language or people)	{adj}
ainu	An Ainu person	{mf}
ainu	The Ainu language	{m}
airadamente	angrily; irately	{adv}
airado	angry, irate	{adj}
airar	to anger	{v}
aire	air	{m}
aire	solenodon	{m}
aireación	aeration (the circulation of air)	{f}
airear	to get some fresh air	{vr}
airear	to air	{v}
aires	airs; an affected manner intended to impress others	{mp}
airoso	graceful	{adj}
aislado	isolated	{adj}
aislamiento	insulation	{m}
aislamiento	isolation	{m}
aislante	insulation	{adj}
aislante	isolating	{adj}
aislante	insulator	{m}
aislante	isolation	{m}
aislar	to isolate, to separate, to quarantine	{v}
añito	diminutive form of año	{m}
Aitor	male given name	{prop}
ajá	aha	{interj}
ají	chili	{m}
ajado	frayed	{adj}
ajar	to fade, wither	{vtr} [and]
ají criollo	An Ecuadoran hot sauce made from ajís	{m}
ají criollo	A variety of hot pepper (Capsicum)	{m}
-aje	Forms masculine nouns expressing an action, quantity, location, period of time, etc	{suffix}
ajedrea	savory (herb)	{f}
ajedrecista	chess player	{mf}
ajedrez	chess	{m}
ajedrezado	checkered	{adj}
ajenjo	wormwood	{m}
ajeno	distant; alien	{adj}
ajeno	of others, belonging to someone else	{adj}
ajiaceite	A liquid mixture of ground garlic and cooking oil	{m}
ajo	garlic	{m}
ajo	profanity	{m}
ajolote	axolotl	{m}
ajolote	tadpole	{m} [Mexico]
ajonjolí	sesame (plant)	{m}
ajonjolí	sesame seed	{m}
ajuar	dowry, trousseau	{m}
ajuarar	to furnish	{v}
ajustable	adjustable	{adj}
ajustado	adjusted	{adj}
ajustado	tight, tight-fitting	{adj}
ajustar	to adjust	{v}
ajuste	adjustment	{m}
ajusticiar	To execute	{v}
ajusticiar	To sentence to death	{v}
alá	come on! let's go!	{interj}
alá	hey!	{interj}
alá	wow!	{interj}
al	(in front of the infinitive of a verb) as soon as, when, upon	{conj}
aló	hello, commonly used when answering the telephone	{interj}
al	(contraction of a el) at the, to the	{prep}
-al	In adjectives, indicating relation	{suffix}
-al	In nouns, indicating a place where something is grown	{suffix}
Alá	Allah (God’s name in Islam)	{prop}
AL	América Latina	{abbr}
ala	wing	{f}
Alabama		{prop} [l/en, Alabama]
alabancioso	boastful	{adj}
alabancioso	braggart	{m}
alabanza	praise	{f}
alabar	to praise	{v}
alabarda	halberd (hand weapon)	{f}
alabardero	halberdier	{m}
alabeado	warped, bent	{adj}
alabear	to warp	{v}
a la buena de Dios	casually; as God wills	{phrase}
a la buena de Dios	haphazardly	{phrase}
a la buena de Dios	without any preparation	{phrase}
a la buena de Dios	without thought or reflection	{phrase}
alacena	locker; wardrobe set in a wall	{f}
alacridad	alacrity	{f}
alacrán	scorpion	{m}
ala delta	hang gliding	{m}
alado	winged	{adj}
alajú	A sweet paste of almonds, nuts and bread crumbs mixed with spices and honey	{m} [Spain]
alajú	A traditional confection made by spreading this paste between two wafers	{m} [Spain]
al albedrío	voluntarily, of one's own free will	{adv}
al alimón	jointly, together	{adv}
alambicar	to complicate excessively	{v}
alambicar	to distill	{v}
alambicar	to scrutinize, to examine closely	{v}
alambique	still (device for distilling liquids)	{m}
alambrada	wire fence	{f} [Latin America]
alambrado	wire fence	{m} [Latin America]
alambrado	wire net	{m}
alambrado	wiring	{m}
alambre	wire	{m}
alambre de púas	barbed wire, barbwire	{m}
alameda	avenue (with poplars)	{f}
alancear	to spear	{v}
alanina	alanine	{f} [amino acid]
alano	mastiff, wolfhound	{m}
alantoideo	allantoid	{adj} [mycology]
a la postre	in the end	{adv}
alaraco	peevish, complaining, whining person	{adj} [Chile, colloquial]
alaraco	complainer, whiner, crybaby	{m} [Chile, colloquial]
alarde	boast, brag	{m}
alarde	large display	{m}
alarde	military parade, inspection, display	{m}
alarde	review	{m}
alardear	to boast, brag	{v}
alargador	extension cord	{m}
alargar	to lengthen	{v}
alargar	to stretch, to extend	{v}
alarido	clamor, shriek	{m}
alarma	alarm	{f}
alarmado	alarmed	{adj}
alarmado	concerned	{adj}
alarmante	scary, frightening	{adj}
alarmar	to alarm	{v}
alarmista	alarmed	{adj}
Alaska		{prop} [l/en, Alaska]
a la vez	at once; at a time; at the same time	{adv} [idiomatic]
alavés	From Álava	{adj}
alazán	sorrel-colored, chestnut-colored, reddish-brown	{adj}
alazán	sorrel-colored horse	{m}
alazor	safflower	{m}
alba	dawn	{f}
Alba	female given name of modern usage from alba	{prop}
Alba	Spanish surname from place names of obscure origin	{prop}
albacea	testamentary executor, administrator	{mf} [legal]
Albacete	Albacete	{prop}
albacora	swordfish (Xiphias gladius)	{f}
albahaca	basil (plant or culinary herb)	{f}
albañil	mason, bricklayer	{m}
albanesa	feminine form of albanés	{f}
Albania		{prop} [l/en, Albania]
albano	Albanian (of a person, from or native to Albania)	{adj}
Albano	male given name. Spanish equivalent to Alban	{prop}
albanés	Albanian (from or native to Albania)	{adj}
albanés	Albanian (pertaining to Albania)	{adj}
albanés	an Albanian person (male)	{m}
albanés	the Albanian language	{prop}
albaricoque	apricot	{m}
albaricoquero	apricot tree	{m}
albatros	albatross	{m}
albedrío	will (intent)	{m}
alberca	swimming pool	{m} [Latin America]
alberca	pool	{m}
albergar	to house, shelter, lodge	{v}
albergo	burrow, den	{m}
albergo	shelter	{m}
albergue	hostel	{m}
Alberto	male given name, equivalent to Albert	{prop}
albinismo	albinism	{m}
albino	albino, albinistic: congenitally lacking melanin pigmentation in the skin, eyes, and hair or feathers (or more rarely only in the eyes); afflicted with albinism	{adj}
albino	albino: person or animal congenitally lacking melanin pigmentation in the skin, eyes, and hair or feathers (or more rarely only in the eyes); one afflicted with albinism	{m}
albéitar	farrier who can also cure minor animal (especially equine) illnesses, veterinarian	{m}
albúmina	albumin	{f} [protein]
albóndiga	meatball	{f}
albo	white	{adj}
alborada	sunrise	{f}
alborear	to dawn	{vi} [impersonal]
albornoz	(Spain) bathrobe	{m}
alborotado	excited, in disarray	{adj}
alborotador	troublemaker, agitator, tearaway	{m}
alborotar	to disturb, tease (provoke or disturb)	{v}
alborotar	to excite	{v}
alborotar	to infect, ballyhoo (make somebody enthusiastic about one's own passion)	{v}
alborotar	to stir up, agitate	{v}
alboroto	disturbance	{m}
alboroto	uproar	{m}
alborozo	gaiety	{m}
alborozo	joy, jubilation, delight	{m}
albudeca	Tasteless or watery melon	{f}
albur	bleak (fish); dace	{m}
alca	auk	{f}
al cabo de	after (a period of time)	{prep}
alcachofa	artichoke	{f}
alcahuete	gossip (person)	{m}
alcahuete	panderer	{m}
alcahuete	pimp (prostitution solicitor)	{m}
alcaide	administrator of royal property	{m}
alcaide	commander of the defense of a castle	{m}
alcaide	warden; administrator of a prison	{m}
alcaldía	A city government	{f}
alcaldía	City hall; the building in which a city government is located	{f}
alcalde	an official such as an administrator, mayor, or judge (Spanish, Southwestern U.S.)	{m}
alcalde	mayor	{m}
alcaldesa	The mayor's wife	{f} [colloquial]
alcaldesa	feminine form of alcalde, female mayor	{f}
alcalino	alkaline	{adj}
alcaloide	alkaloid	{m} [organic chemistry]
alcancía	cashbox	{f}
alcancía	collection (at a church)	{f}
alcancía	piggy bank	{f}
alcance	reach, range, scope	{m}
alcandora	signal flare, beacon	{f}
alcanfor	camphor	{m}
alcanforar	to camphorate	{v}
alcano	alkane	{m} [organic compound]
alcantarilla	sewer	{f}
alcantarillado	sewer	{m}
alcanzable	attainable; achievable	{adj}
alcanzar	to be enough; to suffice	{vi}
alcanzar	to reach; to attain or achieve	{vt}
alcaparra	caper (plant or fruit)	{f}
alcaparro	caper (plant)	{m}
alcaravea	caraway (plant, seed)	{f} [botany]
alcaraván	stone curlew	{m}
alcatraz	gannet (bird)	{m}
alcatraz	lily	{m}
alcatraz	calla lily	{m} [Mexico]
alcatraz	arum (Arum)	{m} [plants]
alcayata	meat hook	{f}
alcayata	spike	{f}
alcayota	spaghetti squash	{f}
alcazuz	liquorice	{m}
alce	elk	{m}
alcista	upward, rising, bull-, bullish	{adj} [finance]
alcoba	bedroom	{f}
alcohólica	(female) alcoholic	{f}
alcohólico	alcoholic	{adj}
alcohólico	alcoholic	{m}
alcohol	alcohol	{m}
alcohol	kohl, stibnite	{m} [cosmetics]
alcohol	galena	{m} [mineral]
alcohol amílico	amyl alcohol	{m} [organic compound]
alcoholismo	alcoholism	{m}
alcoholímetro	breathalyzer	{m}
al contrario	on the contrary	{adv}
al contrario	reverse	{adv}
al contrario	unlike	{adv}
alcorque	tree grating (metal covering around the base of a tree, usually on a sidewalk)	{m}
alcorque	tree well (ridge of soil around a tree to conserve water)	{m}
alcotest	breathalyzer	{n} [Chile]
alóctono	allochthonous	{adj}
alícuota	aliquot (contained an integral number of times)	{adj}
alícuota	aliquot	{f}
alcurnia	lineage, blood	{f}
alcuza	oil container, oil jar (kitchen utensil)	{f}
alcuzcuz	couscous	{m}
alcázar	citadel, castle, fortified town	{m}
aldaba	doorknocker	{f}
aldaba	tits, knockers	{f} [in the plural, slang]
aldabonazo	call to attention	{m}
aldabonazo	door knock; a hit with a doorknocker	{m}
aldea	village	{f}
aldeana	feminine form of aldeano	{f}
aldeano	rural	{adj}
aldeano	rustic	{adj}
aldeano	villager, countryman	{m}
aldehídico	aldehydic	{adj}
aldehído	aldehyde	{m} [chemistry]
aldehuela	hamlet, small village	{f}
ALDF	Asamblea Legislativa del Distrito Federal	{abbr}
alditol	alditol	{m} [organic compound]
aldónico	aldonic	{adj}
aldolasa	aldolase	{f} [enzyme]
aldosa	aldose	{f}
aleación	alloy	{f}
aleación	alloying	{f}
alear	to alloy	{v}
alear	to ally	{v}
aleatorio	random, aleatory	{adj}
alebrestar	to excite	{v}
alebrije	A brightly colored Mexican handicraft sculpture of an animal or fantastical creature	{m} [Mexico]
aleccionar	to teach	{v}
aleccionar	to train	{v}
aledaño	bordering	{adj}
alefriz	mortise, rabbet (on the keel or stem)	{m} [nautical]
alegación	allegation	{f}
alegar	to complain	{vi}
alegar	to cite as a defence or justification for one's actions	{vt}
alegato	allegation	{m}
alegato	argument	{m}
alegato	plea	{m}
alegoría	allegory	{f}
alegría	joy, happiness	{f}
alegranza	joyfulness, happiness	{f} [rare]
alegrar	to be glad	{vr}
alegrar	to be happy	{vr}
alegrar	to make happy	{vt}
alegrarse	(reflexive form of alegrar) to be happy	{vr}
alegre	a bit drunk	{adj} [colloquial]
alegre	happy	{adj}
alegre	joyful	{adj}
alegremente	happily, merrily	{adv}
alegóricamente	allegorically	{adv}
alegórico	allegorical	{adj}
Aleixandre	Spanish surname	{prop} [rare]
alejado	far, faraway, distant	{adj}
alejamiento	distance	{m}
alejamiento	distancing	{m}
alejamiento	estrangement	{m}
Alejandra	female given name, cognate to Alexandra	{prop}
Alejandría	Alexandria (city)	{prop}
Alejandro	male given name	{prop}
alejar	to remove	{v}
alejarse	to move away, distance oneself	{v}
alelopatía	allelopathy	{f}
aleluya	hallelujah	{interj}
alemana	feminine form of alemán	{f}
Alemania	Germany (county)	{prop}
alemán	German (relating to Germany or to the German language)	{adj}
alemán	German (inhabitant of Germany or person from German descent)	{m}
alemán	German (language)	{prop}
alemán antiguo	Old High German	{adj}
alemán antiguo	Old High German language	{prop}
aleno	allene	{m} [organic compound]
alentar	to encourage, animate, inspirit	{v}
alentarse	to gather up one's courage	{v}
Alepo	Aleppo (Syrian city)	{prop}
alerce	Fitzroya cupressoides, a species of cypress tree	{m}
alerce	larch tree (trees of the genus Larix)	{m}
alerce	the wood of the larch tree	{m}
alerce africano	(Tetraclinis articulata Masters) sandarac	{m} [botany]
alergia	allergy	{f} [immunology, pathology]
alergénico	allergenic	{adj}
alerón	aileron	{m}
alero	small forward	{m} [basketball]
alero	eave	{m}
alertar	to alert	{v}
alesna	awl	{f}
aleta	blade of a propeller	{f}
aleta	fin	{f}
aleta	flipper	{f}
aleta	the leaf of a hinge	{f}
aletargado	lethargic	{adj}
aletargar	to make lethargic	{v}
aletear	to flap one's wings (of a bird)	{vi}
alevín	fry, alevin (young fish)	{m}
alfa	alpha; the Greek letter Α, α	{f}
alfabetismo	Literacy; the ability to read	{m}
alfabetización	Literacy instruction; an effort to counter illiteracy	{f}
alfabetizar	To alphabetize	{v}
alfabeto	literate	{adj}
alfabeto	alphabet	{m}
alfabeto	literate person	{m}
alfabeto cirílico	Cyrillic alphabet	{m}
Alfabeto Fonético Internacional	International Phonetic Alphabet	{prop}
alfabeto latino	Latin alphabet	{m}
alfabéticamente	alphabetically	{adv}
alfabético	alphabetic, alphabetical	{adj}
alfadía	bribe	{f}
alfajor	A popular candy in South America usually filled with dulce de leche	{m}
alfalfa		{f} [plants] [l/en, alfalfa]
alfalfar	alfalfa field (place where alfalfa is grown)	{m}
alfalfar	To plant alfalfa	{vt}
alfalipoproteina	alphalipoprotein, alpha-lipoprotein	{f} [protein]
alfanje	scimitar	{m}
alfanje	swordfish	{m}
alfarería	pottery workshop	{f}
alfarería	pottery craft	{f} [uncountable]
alfarero	potter	{m}
alferecía	infantile epilepsy	{f}
alfil	bishop	{m} [chess]
alfiler	pin	{m}
al fin	at last; finally	{adv} [idiomatic]
al fin	in the end	{adv}
al fin	to the last	{adv}
al fin y al cabo	at the end of the day	{phrase}
al fin y al cabo	at the very end	{phrase}
al fin y al cabo	finally	{phrase}
al fin y al cabo	when all is said and done	{phrase} [idiomatic]
alféizar	windowsill, ledge	{m}
alfóncigo	pistachio (nut)	{m}
alfóncigo	pistachio (tree)	{m}
alfónsigo	alternative form of alfóncigo	{m}
alfombra	carpet, rug	{f}
alfombrar	to carpet	{v}
Alfonso	male given name, equivalent to English Alfonso	{prop}
alforfón	buckwheat	{m}
alforja	saddlebag, knapsack	{f}
alforza	pleat (in clothing etc)	{f}
alforza	scar	{f}
Alfredo	male given name, equivalent to English Alfred	{prop}
alférez	second lieutenant, subaltern, ensign	{m} [military ranks]
alga	alga	{f}
algar	An expanse of seaweed or algae on the ocean floor	{m}
algar	cave, grotto	{m} [obsolete, Spain]
algarabía	Arabic	{f}
algarabía	gibberish	{f}
algarroba	carob (fruit)	{f}
algarrobo	carob tree	{m}
algebraico	algebraic	{adj}
algecireño	of or from Algeciras, a town in Cadiz Province, Spain	{adj}
algecireño	native or inhabitant of Algeciras	{m}
alógena	feminine form of alógeno	{f}
alógeno	alien, foreign	{adj}
alógeno	allogenic	{adj} [geology]
alógeno	foreigner	{m}
-algia	-algy	{suffix}
algo	rather, somewhat	{adv}
algo	something, anything	{pron}
algo del otro mundo	something special or extraordinary; something to write home about	{phrase}
algodón	cotton (plant)	{m}
algodón	cotton (textile fiber)	{m}
algodón	cotton wool	{m}
algodón de azúcar	cotton candy, candy floss, fairy floss	{m}
algoritmo	algorithm	{m}
alguacil	dragonfly, damselfly	{m} [Argentina, Uruguay]
alguacil	bailiff	{m}
alguien	anyone, anybody	{pron}
alguien	someone, somebody	{pron}
algun	obsolete spelling of algún	{adj}
alguna	feminine form of alguno	{adj}
alguna	someone (someone feminine); feminine form of alguno	{pron}
algunas	Feminine plural of alguno; some (some people)	{pron}
alguna vez	ever (at any time)	{adv}
alguna vez	once (on a certain occasion)	{adv}
alguno	some	{adj}
alguno	someone	{pron}
alhajú	rare spelling of alajú	{m}
alhaja	jewel; gem	{f}
alhajar	to bejewel	{v}
alhajas	jewelry	{f}
alharaca	clamour, vociferation	{f}
alharaquiento	peevish, complaining, whining (person)	{adj}
alholva	fenugreek	{f}
alhucema	lavender	{f}
alhucema	spike lavender	{f}
aliado	allied	{adj}
aliado	ally	{m}
aliñado	seasoned	{adj}
aliñado	spicy	{adj}
aliancista	Being a member or supporter of a political coalition	{adj}
aliancista	Being a member or supporter of the Alianza por Chile	{adj} [Chile]
aliancista	Of or relating to the Alianza por Chile	{adj} [Chile]
aliancista	Of or relating to a political coalition	{adj}
aliancista	A member or supporter of a political coalition	{mf}
aliancista	A member or supporter of the Alianza por Chile	{mf} [Chile]
alianza	alliance	{f}
alianza	political coalition	{f}
alianza	wedding ring	{f}
aliar	to ally, unite	{v}
aliñar	to adorn, decorate	{v}
aliñar	to condiment	{v}
aliñar	to prepare	{v}
alias	alias	{adv}
alias	alias	{m}
alicaído	weak, feeble	{adj} [colloquial]
Alicante	(city)	{n} [l/en, Alicante]
alcancía	piggy bank	{f}
alicantino	Of, pertaining to or from the province or city of Alicante	{adj}
alicantino	One from the city or province of Alicante	{m}
alicate	pliers	{m}
aliáceo	garlicky; alliaceous	{adj}
Alicia	female given name, cognate to English Alice	{prop}
aliciente	incentive	{m}
aliciente	lure	{m}
alicina	allicin	{f} [organic compound]
alienación	alienation	{f}
alienar	to alienate	{v}
alienígena	alien	{adj}
alienígena	strange, rare, unnatural	{adj}
alienígeno	alien	{adj}
alienígeno	strange, rare, unnatural	{adj}
aliento	breath	{m}
alifara	meal as part of a business deal	{f}
alifático	aliphatic	{adj} [organic chemistry]
aligerar	to hasten; to accelerate	{vt}
aligerar	to lighten (as a load)	{vt}
aliina	alliin	{f} [organic compound]
alijarar	to divide uncultivated land for cultivation	{vt}
alilo	allyl	{m} [organic chemistry]
alimaña	vermin	{f}
alimañero	A game warden also employed in eliminating invasive and pest species	{m}
alimentación	feeding	{f}
alimentar	to feed	{v}
alimentario	alimentary	{adj}
alimenticio	alimentary, nourishing	{adj}
alimento	food	{m}
alimento	nourishment	{m}
alineación	alignment	{f}
alineamiento	alignment	{m}
alinear	to line up	{v}
aliño	condiment, spice	{m}
alioli	aioli	{m}
alisar	alder tree plantation	{m}
alisar	to smooth	{v}
aliso	alder tree	{m}
alistar	to arrange	{v}
alistar	to enlist, to enroll	{v}
alistar	to list	{v}
alistar	to prepare	{v}
alistar	to recruit	{v}
aliteración	alliteration	{f}
aliviado	relieved, alleviated, unburdened, eased	{adj}
aliviar	to lighten	{vt}
aliviar	to relieve, alleviate, unburden	{vt}
alivio	relief	{m}
aljaba	quiver (for arrows)	{f}
aljibe	well (for water), cistern, tank, reservoir	{m}
allá	there, away from the speaker and the listener	{adv}
allí	there, away from the speaker and the listener	{adv}
al lado	next to; beside	{prep}
allanamiento	search and seizure	{m} [legal]
allanamiento	smoothing, flattening	{m}
allanamiento	trespass, unlawful entry	{m}
allanar	to break in (to enter by force)	{v}
allanar	to overcome	{v}
allanar	to smooth, to flatten	{v}
allanar	to subdue	{v}
allá donde fueres, haz lo que vieres	when in Rome, do as the Romans do	{proverb}
allende	beyond	{adv}
alílico	allylic	{adj}
alma	soul	{f}
Alma	female given name	{prop}
almacenaje	storage	{m}
almacenamiento	storage	{m} [computing]
almacenamiento	storage (act of storing)	{m}
almacenar	to store, stock	{v}
almacenista	shopkeeper	{mf}
almacenista	storekeeper	{mf}
almacenista	warehouseman	{mf}
almacenista	warehouse owner	{mf}
almacén	shop, store; grocer’s	{m}
almacén	storeroom	{m}
almacén	warehouse	{m}
almanaque	almanac	{m}
almazuela	patchwork (cloth, quilt)	{f}
almíbar	sugar water	{m}
almíbar	sweet syrup, made of sugar only	{m}
almádena	sledgehammer	{f}
almeja	shellfish, clam, cockle	{f}
almeja	cunt	{f} [vulgar, slang]
almenara	beacon, signal fire	{f}
almenara	large candelabrum	{f}
almenara	overflow ditch	{f}
almendra	almond (nut)	{f}
almendrado	almond- (food prepared with almonds)	{adj}
almendrado	almond-shaped	{adj}
almendral	almond orchard (a place with many almond trees)	{m}
almendrar	to decorate something, usually a pastry or confection, with almonds	{v}
almendro	almond (tree)	{m}
al menos	at least; at minimum	{adv}
Almería	Almería (both meanings)	{prop}
almez	hackberry (tree or shrub)	{m}
almeza	hackberry (fruit)	{f}
almiar	haystack	{m}
almidón	starch	{m}
alminar	minaret	{m}
almirantazgo	admiralty	{m}
almirante	admiral	{m}
almizcle	musk	{m}
almizcleño	musky	{adj}
almizclero	musky	{adj}
almóndiga	alternative form of albóndiga	{f}
almofalla	encampment, encamped army	{f} [antiquated]
almofalla	host, army	{f} [antiquated]
almohada	pillow	{f}
almohadilla	footpad (underside of an animal's paw)	{f}
almohadilla	inkpad	{f}
almohadilla	pincushion	{f}
almohadilla	seat cushion (to sit on)	{f}
almohadilla	the hash, octothorpe, pound symbol ( )	{f}
almohadón	cushion (soft material in cloth bag)	{m}
almojarifazgo	A colonial customs tariff in the Spanish and Portuguese Empires	{m}
almojarife	customs officer; revenue collector	{m}
almorzar	to eat lunch	{vi}
almorzar	to eat for lunch	{vt}
almártaga	headstall	{f}
almuédano	muezzin, the person who calls the faithful to prayer in Islam	{m} [Islam]
Almudena	female given name	{prop}
almuerzo	lunch	{m}
alo-	allo-	{prefix}
alocadamente	madly, wildly	{adv}
alocado	zany	{adj}
alocar	to go mad	{vr} [alocarse]
alocar	to drive crazy, to madden	{v}
alocución	speech	{f}
Alodia	female given name	{prop}
alojamiento	accommodation	{m}
alojar	to house, accommodate	{v}
a lo largo de	along (along (prepositional sense))	{prep}
a lo largo de	during	{prep}
a lo mejor	maybe, perhaps	{adv}
aloína	aloin	{f} [organic compound]
alondra	lark	{f}
Alondra	female given name, modern use of the vocabulary word alondra "lark"	{prop}
alongar	to elongate, lengthen	{v}
alosa	allose	{f} [carbohydrates]
alotrasplante	allotransplantation	{m} [surgery]
alotrópico	allotropic	{adj} [chemistry]
alozima	allozyme	{f} [genetics, enzyme]
alpaca	alpaca	{f}
al parecer	seemingly	{adv}
alpinismo	mountaineering, alpinism	{m}
alquenilo	alkene	{adj}
alqueno	alkene	{m} [organic compound]
alquequenje	bladder cherry (Physalis alkekengi)	{m}
alquilar	to rent	{v} [Spain]
alquilar	to rent out something to someone	{v} [Spain]
alquiler	Rent. A payment made in exchange for something borrowed	{m} [Spain]
alquimia	alchemy	{f}
alquimista	alchemist	{mf}
alquino	alkyne	{f} [organic compound]
alquitara	still (device for distilling liquids)	{f}
alquitranar	to tar	{v}
alquitrán	tar, pitch	{m} [chemistry]
alrededor	surroundings	{m} [also in the plural]
alrededor	around	{prep}
alrededores	surroundings (the area around a place)	{mp}
al revés	inverted (with respect to something)	{adj} [attributive]
al revés	back first	{adv}
al revés	inside out	{adv}
al revés	in the opposite direction or order	{adv}
al revés	the other way around	{adv}
al revés	upside down	{adv}
alérgeno	allergen	{m} [pathology]
alérgico	allergic	{adj}
alsaciano	Alsatian	{adj}
alsaciano	Alsatian	{m}
al sujeto de		{prep} [l/en, about]
alta	certificate of discharge (from a hospital)	{f}
alta	entry into a profession or organization	{f}
alta	tax declaration	{f}
alta danza	Saltarello	{f} [obsolete]
Altagracia	female given name	{prop}
altamente	highly	{adv}
altamisa	mugwort	{f}
altanería	haughtiness; arrogance	{f}
altanero	arrogant	{adj}
altanero	haughty	{adj}
altar	altar	{m}
altar	Stone that separates the firebox from the hearth in reverberatory furnaces	{m}
altas horas	small hours; the very early morning, just after midnight, when most people are asleep, ungodly hours	{fp}
Alta Verapaz	A department of Guatemala	{prop}
alta vista	a view from above	{phrase}
altavoz	loudspeaker	{m}
alterabilidad	alterability	{f}
alterable	alterable	{adj}
alteración	alteration	{f}
alterado	corrupted, altered	{adj}
alterado	upset, angry	{adj}
alterar	to get angry, upset	{vr}
alterar	to alter or change	{vt}
alterar	to upset	{vt}
altercación	altercation	{f}
altercado	altercation	{m}
alternabilidad	The possibility of rotation of power in a political regime	{f} [government]
alternación	alternation	{f}
alternador	alternator	{m}
alternancia	alternation	{f}
alternante	alternating	{adj}
alternar	to alternate	{v}
alternativa	alternation	{f}
alternativa	An alternative, option	{f}
alternativamente	alternatively	{adv}
alternativo	alternative	{adj}
alteza	highness	{f}
altibajos	ups and downs	{mp} [colloquial]
altillo	attic	{m}
altiplano	a high plateau	{m}
al tiro	straight away	{adv} [Chile, idiomatic]
altitud	altitude	{f}
altitud	height	{f}
altivez	haughtiness; arrogance	{f}
altivo	arrogant	{adj}
altivo	haughty	{adj}
alto	high	{adj}
alto	loud	{adj}
alto	tall	{adj}
alto	stop!	{interj}
alto	stop	{m}
alto	red light	{m} [traffic]
alto	stop (signal)	{m} [traffic]
alto el fuego	ceasefire	{m}
altoparlante	loudspeaker	{m} [Latin America]
Alto Volta	Upper Volta	{prop}
alótropo	allotrope	{m} [chemistry]
altrosa	altrose	{f} [carbohydrates]
altruismo	altruism	{m}
altruista	altruistic	{adj}
altruista	altruist	{mf}
altruistamente	altruistically	{adv}
altísimo	Very high	{adj}
altísimo	Very loud	{adj}
altísimo	Very tall	{adj}
altura	altitude	{f}
altura	height	{f}
alubia	bean	{f}
alucinación	hallucination	{f}
alucinante	brilliant	{adj}
alucinante	hallucinatory	{adj}
alucinar	to fascinate	{v}
alucinar	to hallucinate	{v}
alucinógeno	hallucinogenic	{adj}
alucinógeno	hallucinogen	{m}
alud	avalanche	{m}
aludir	to allude	{v}
alumbramiento	afterbirth	{m}
alumbramiento	birth, childbirth	{m}
alumbrar	to give birth	{v}
alumbrar	to illuminate	{v}
alumbrarse	reflexive form of alumbrar	{vr}
alumbrarse	to get tipsy	{v}
alumbre	alum	{m} [chemistry]
aluminio	aluminum	{m}
alumno	pupil or student	{m}
alunizaje	moon landing	{m}
alunizar	to land on the moon	{v}
alusión	allusion	{f}
alusivo	allusive	{adj}
aluvión	alluvium	{m}
aluvión	tidal wave, avalanche, barrage (incredibly large amount)	{m} [figurative]
alvaradeño	Pertaining to or originating from Alvarado in Mexico	{adj}
Alvarado	Spanish surname	{prop}
al vuelo	on-the-fly	{adv}
al vuelo	on the wing	{adv}
alza	rise	{f}
alzacuellos	clerical collar, dog collar	{m}
alzado	lifted, raised up	{adj}
alzamiento	lifting; raise, increase	{m}
alzamiento	uprising, revolt	{m}
alzar	to rise up, revolt	{vr}
alzar	to hide	{vt}
alzar	to lift, raise	{vt}
alzar	to remove; to steal	{vt}
a. m.	a.m.	{abbr}
ama	housekeeper, head maid	{f}
ama	lady of the house	{f}
ama	landlady	{f}
ama	mistress	{f}
ama	nursemaid, nanny	{f}
ama	proprietress	{f}
ama	wetnurse	{f}
amañar	To rig, fix, meddle with	{v}
amabilidad	kindness	{f}
amable	charming	{adj}
amable	kind, amiable	{adj}
amablemente	kindly, friendly	{adv}
amacollar	to grow in clumps or tufts	{vir} [reflexive, of stems, flowers, tillers, etc.]
ama de llaves	housekeeper; maid	{f}
amaestrador	animal trainer	{m}
amaestrar	to train, school, drill (an animal)	{v}
amagar	to threaten	{v}
amainar	to abate; die down	{v}
amaitinar	to spy on	{v}
amaitinar	to watch	{v}
amalgama	amalgam (all senses)	{f}
amalgamar	amalgamate	{v}
Amalia	female given name	{prop}
a mal tiempo buena cara	face the music	{phrase} [idiomatic]
amamantar	to nurse	{v}
Amanda	female given name	{prop}
amanecer	dawn	{m}
amanecer	to dawn	{vi} [impersonal]
amanecer	to stay awake all night	{vr} [Latin America]
amanecer	to waken	{vr}
amanecer	to awake	{v}
amanecer	to wake up	{v}
amanerado	effeminate, camp	{adj}
amanerado	mannered	{adj}
a mano	even; equal with another	{adj} [idiomatic]
a mano	by hand; manually; without the use of a machine	{adv} [idiomatic]
amansador	tamer	{m}
amansar	to tame	{v}
amantadina	amantadine	{f} [organic compound]
amante	lover	{mf}
amapola	poppy	{f}
amar	To love, have great affection for, care about	{v}
amaranto	amaranth, crimson (color)	{adj}
amaranto	amaranth, crimson (color)	{m}
amaranto	amaranth (herb)	{m}
amargado	bitter (resentful)	{adj}
amargado	joyless	{adj}
amargamente	bitterly	{adv}
amargar	to make bitter; embitter	{v}
amargarse	To go bitter, get bitter	{vr}
amargo	bitter, sour (having an acrid taste)	{adj}
amargo	bitterness	{m}
amargura	acerbity, bitterness	{f}
amargura	sorrow	{f}
amariconado	effeminate	{adj}
amariconado	homosexual, gay	{adj} [pejorative]
amarillear	to turn yellow	{v}
amarillento	yellowish	{adj}
amarillo	yellow or golden coloured	{adj}
amarillo	jaundice	{m}
amarilloso	yellowish, yellow	{adj}
amar no es amor	A statement of unrequited love	{phrase}
amarra	mooring line	{f} [nautical]
amarrar	to moor	{v}
amarrar	to tie	{v}
amasar	to knead	{v}
amasijar	to beat up, do in	{v} [slang]
amasijo	mishmash, hodgepodge	{m}
amate	amate (art form)	{m}
amate	amate paper	{m}
amate	amate tree (Ficus insipida)	{m}
amatista	amethyst colored	{adj}
amatista	amethyst	{f}
Amaya	female given name	{prop}
amazacotado	crude, lacking grace	{adj}
amazacotado	heavy, thick	{adj}
amazona	amazon	{f}
Amazonía	Amazon	{prop}
ambages	circumlocution, ambages (indirect or roundabout ways of talking)	{mp}
ambages	(indirect or roundabout routes or directions)	{mp} [rare] [l/en, ambages]
ambarino	amber colored	{adj}
Amberes	Antwerp (province and city)	{prop}
ambición	ambition	{f}
ambicionar	to aspire	{v}
ambiciosamente	ambitiously	{adv}
ambicioso	ambitious	{adj}
ambidextro	ambidextrous	{adj}
ambidiestro	ambidextrous	{adj}
ambientador	air freshener	{m}
ambiental	environmental	{adj}
ambientar	to provide an ambiance	{v}
ambiente	atmosphere	{m}
ambiente	environment	{m}
ambiente	room	{m}
ambigüedad	ambiguity	{f}
ambigrama	ambigram	{m}
ambiguamente	ambiguously	{adv}
ambiguo	ambiguous	{adj}
ambivalencia	ambivalence	{f}
ambivalente	ambivalent	{adj}
amblar	to amble	{v}
ambo	suit	{m}
ambos	both	{adj}
ambrosía	ambrosia (food of gods or delicious foods)	{f}
ambulancia	ambulance	{f}
ambulante	travelling, ambulant	{adj}
ambulofobia	ambulophobia	{f}
ameba	amoeba	{f}
amebiano	amoebic	{adj}
ameboide	amoeboid / ameboid	{adj}
a medida que	as (progressively)	{conj}
amedrentar	to intimidate	{v}
Amelia	female given name, cognate to English Amelia	{prop}
ameloblastina	ameloblast	{f} [cytology]
amelogenina	amelogenin	{f} [protein]
amenaza	threat	{f}
amenazado	threatened	{adj}
amenazante	threatening	{adj}
amenazar	to threaten	{vt}
amenguar	to diminish	{v}
amenguar	to slander, to defame	{v}
amenidad	amenity	{f}
amenizar	to adorn	{v}
amenizar	to make pleasant	{v}
ameno	pleasant	{adj}
a menos que	unless	{conj}
amento	catkin	{m}
-amento	alternative form of -mento	{suffix}
a menudo	often (habitually)	{adv}
americana	Cloth jacket with lapels and buttons, reaching below the hip	{f}
americana	feminine form of americano	{f}
americanismo	Americanism (linguistic feature)	{m}
americanización	Americanization	{f}
americanizar	to Americanize	{v}
americano	of the Americas	{adj}
americano	of the United States	{adj}
americano	a native of the Americas	{m}
americano	a native of the United States	{m}
americano	someone who became rich in America (continent) and returned to his country	{m}
americio	americium	{m}
ameritar	to merit	{v}
ametralladora	machine gun	{f}
ametrallar	to shoot with a machine gun	{v}
ametrallar	to shoot with shot ammunition	{v}
amígdala	amygdala	{f}
amianto	asbestos	{m}
amida	amide	{f} [inorganic chemistry]
amidina	amidine	{f} [chemistry]
amidofosforribosiltransferasa	amidophosphoribosyltransferase	{f} [enzyme]
-amiento	alternative form of -miento	{suffix}
amiga	feminine form of amigo, friend	{f}
amigabilidad	friendliness	{f}
amigable	amicable	{adj}
amigable	companionable	{adj}
amigablemente	amicably	{adv}
amigdalectomía	tonsillectomy	{f} [surgery]
amigdalitis	tonsilitis; strep throat	{f} [pathology]
amigdalogloso	amygdaloglossus	{m}
amigo	friend	{m}
amigo con derecho a roce	friend with benefits	{m}
amigote	crony	{m}
amiguita	diminutive form of amiga	{f}
amiguito	diminutive form of amigo	{m}
amilanar	to daunt	{v}
amilasa	amylase	{f} [enzyme]
amiloide	amyloid	{adj}
amiloide	amyloid	{m}
amiloideo	amyloid	{adj}
amiloidosis	amyloidosis	{f} [pathology]
amilopectina	amylopectin	{f} [carbohydrates]
amiloplasto	amyloplast	{m} [cytology]
amilosa	amylose	{f} [carbohydrates]
amina	amine	{m} [inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry]
amino	amino	{adj}
amino	amino	{m}
aminoacil	aminoacyl	{f} [organic chemistry]
aminobenzoato	aminobenzoate	{m} [organic compound]
aminobenzoico	aminobenzoic	{adj}
aminobifenol	aminobiphenol	{m} [organic compound]
aminobutirato	aminobutyrate	{m} [organic compound]
aminobutírico	aminobutyric	{adj}
aminociclopropano	aminocyclopropane	{m}
aminoácido	amino acid	{m} [organic chemistry]
aminograma	aminogram	{f}
aminometiltransferasa	aminomethyltransferase	{f} [enzyme]
aminorar	to lessen	{v}
aminotransferasa	transaminase, aminotransferase	{f} [enzyme]
amistad	friendship	{f}
amistosamente	In a friendly manner; friendlily	{adv}
amistoso	friendly	{adj}
amílico	amyl	{adj}
Am. Mer.	abbreviation of América Meridional	{prop}
amén	amen	{interj}
amnesia	amnesia	{f}
amnistía	amnesty	{f}
amnistiar	to grant amnesty to	{v}
amnésica	feminine form of amnésico	{f}
amnésico	amnesic	{adj}
amnésico	amnesiac	{m}
amo	master	{m}
amoblado	furnished	{adj}
amoblar	to furnish	{v}
amohinar	to annoy	{v}
amohinar	to cause displeasure, sadness, or melancholy	{v}
amoldable	Able to change or adapt; adaptable	{adj}
amoldar	to mold	{v}
amole		{n} [l/en, amole]
amoníaco	ammonia	{m}
amonestación	admonishment	{m}
amonestación	the issuing of a caution	{m} [sports]
amonestar	to warn; to reprimand; to admonish	{v}
amoniaco	ammonia	{m}
amonio	ammonium	{m} [inorganic chemistry]
amontonar	to pile up	{v}
amor	love	{m}
amoral	amoral	{adj}
amorcito	diminutive form of amor	{m}
amordazar	to gag	{v}
amordazar	to muzzle	{v}
amores	love affairs	{mp}
amorío	A superficial relationship; a love affair	{m}
amorosamente	lovingly, amorously	{adv}
amoroso	amorous	{adj}
amoroso	tender	{adj}
amortiguador	softening, muffling	{adj}
amortiguador	bumper of a vehicle	{m}
amortiguador	shock absorber	{m}
amortiguar	to cushion, to absorb	{v}
amortiguar	to deaden, to muffle	{v}
amortizar	amortize	{v}
amor y paz y nada más	a statement that love and peace are the most important attributes and actions and others are overvalued	{phrase}
amos	plural of amo	{mp}
-amos	suffix indicating the first-person plural present indicative of -ar verbs	{suffix}
-amos	Suffix indicating the first-person plural preterite of -ar verbs	{suffix}
-amos	Suffix indicating the first-person singular imperative of -er and -ir verbs	{suffix}
-amos	Suffix indicating the first-person singular present subjunctive of -er and -ir verbs	{suffix}
amotinar	to mutiny	{vr}
amotinar	to incite into mutiny	{v}
amparar	to safeguard	{v}
amparo	aid, relief	{m}
amparo	exemption, pardon	{m}
amparo	protection	{m}
amparo	shelter, sanctuary	{m}
Amparo	female given name	{prop}
ampere		{m} [l/en, ampere]
amperio	ampere	{m}
amperímetro	ammeter	{m}
ampliable	expandable	{adj}
ampliación	extension	{f}
ampliadora	enlarger	{f} [photography]
ampliamente	amply	{adv}
ampliamente	widely	{adv}
ampliar	to extend, expand, enlarge	{v}
amplificación	amplification	{f}
amplificador	amplifying	{adj}
amplificador	amplifier	{m}
amplificar	to amplify, magnify	{v}
amplificar	to enlarge, extend	{v}
amplio	broad	{adj}
amplio	extensive	{adj}
amplio	large, spacious	{adj}
amplitud	amplitude	{f}
ampo	snowflake	{m}
ampolla	ampoule	{f}
ampolla	blister	{f}
ampolla	small bottle	{f}
ampollar	to blister	{v}
ampolleta	light bulb	{f} [Chile]
ampurdanés	From Ampurdán	{adj}
ampurdanés	Someone from Ampurdán	{m}
amputación	amputation	{f}
amputar	to amputate	{v}
América	America	{propf}
América del Norte	North America	{prop}
América del Sur	South America (continent that is the southern part of the Americas)	{prop}
América Latina	Those countries in the Americas and related islands which speak Latin-derived languages, mostly Spanish and Portuguese: Latin America	{prop}
América Meridional	South America (continent that is the southern part of the Americas)	{prop}
amárico	Amharic (a Semitic language spoken in Ethiopia)	{n}
Amritsar		{prop} [l/en, Amritsar]
a más no poder	as much as possible, as could be	{adv}
a más no poder	to the utmost	{adv}
amueblado	furnished	{adj}
amueblar	to furnish	{v}
amujerado	effeminate	{adj}
amuleto	amulet	{m}
amurallar	to wall	{v}
amuzgo	Amuzgo; An indigenous language of Mexico with about 30,000 speakers, mostly in Oaxaca state	{prop}
-an	Suffix indicating the third-person plural imperative of -er and -ir verbs	{suffix}
-an	Suffix indicating the third-person plural present indicative of -ar verbs	{suffix}
-an	Suffix indicating the third-person plural present subjunctive of -er and -ir verbs	{suffix}
aún	still, yet	{adv}
Ana	Anna (Biblical prophetess)	{prop}
Ana	female given name, cognate to Ann	{prop}
Ana	Hannah (Biblical figure)	{prop}
anabasina	anabasine	{f} [chemistry]
Anabel	female given name Isabel or Ana Belén	{prop}
anabolismo	anabolism	{m}
anacahuite	A species of small flowering shrub or tree in the borage family, (Cordia boissieri)	{m}
anacardo	cashew (nut)	{m}
anacardo	cashew (tree)	{m}
anaconda	anaconda	{f}
anacoreta	anchorite (one who lives in seclusion)	{m}
anacrónico	anachronistic	{adj}
anacronismo	anachronism	{m}
anacronístico	anachronistic	{adj}
anadear	to waddle	{v}
anaeróbico	anaerobic	{adj}
anaerobio	anaerobic	{adj}
anaerobio	anaerobe	{m}
anafilaxia	anaphylaxis	{n}
anafre	(small) stove	{m}
anagrama	anagram	{m}
anagramático	anagrammatic	{adj}
analfabetismo	illiteracy	{m}
analfabeto	unlettered, illiterate	{adj}
analfabeto	illiterate person	{m}
analógicamente	analogically	{adv}
analógico	analogue	{adj}
analgésico	analgesic	{adj} [pharmacology]
analgésico	analgesic, painkiller	{m} [pharmacology]
analista	analyst	{mf}
analizar	to analyze	{v}
analogía	analogy	{f}
analítica	analytics	{f}
analíticamente	analytically	{adv}
analítico	analytic	{adj}
anamorfismo	anamorphosis	{m}
anamorfosis	anamorphosis	{f}
ananá	pineapple	{m}
ananás	pineapple fruit	{m}
ananás	pineapple plant	{m}
anapesto	anapest (metrical foot)	{m}
anaquel	shelf	{m}
anaranjado	orange, orangey (having the colour of an orange, reddish-yellow)	{adj}
anaranjado	orange (the colour of the fruit of an orange tree)	{m}
anarquía	anarchism	{f}
anarquía	anarchy (all senses)	{f}
anarquismo	anarchism	{m}
anarquista	anarchist	{mf}
anarquizar	to make anarchic	{v}
anatema	anathema (ban or curse)	{f}
anatómicamente	anatomically	{adv}
anatómico	anatomical	{adj}
anatomía	anatomy	{f}
anécdota	anecdote	{f}
ancestral	ancestral	{adj}
ancestro	ancestor, forefather	{m}
anchamente	broadly	{adv}
anchar	to expand	{v}
ancho	proud	{adj}
ancho	wide; broad	{adj}
ancho	width	{m}
anchoa	anchovy (small saltwater fish)	{f}
anchura	width, breadth	{f}
-ancia	-ancy	{suffix}
anciana	old female person	{f}
anciano	ancient	{adj}
anciano	elderly	{adj}
anciano	very old person	{m}
ancla	anchor	{f}
anclada	anchored	{adj}
anclada	fastened; secured	{adj}
anclado	anchored	{adj}
anclado	fastened, secured	{adj}
anclaje	anchorage	{m}
anclar	to anchor	{v}
ancóneo	anconeus	{m}
anda	Interjection to express surprise	{interj}
andadura	gait	{f}
Andalucía	Andalusia	{prop}
andaluz	Andalusian	{adj}
andaluz	Andalusian dialect	{m}
andaluz	Someone from Andalusia	{m}
andamiaje	scaffolding	{m}
andamio	scaffold	{m}
andanada	volley (of projectiles)	{f}
andar	behavior, manner	{m}
andar	walk, pace, gait	{m}
andar	to go away, to leave	{vr}
andar	to amble, to travel	{v}
andar	to be in a boyfriend/girlfriend relationship with someone; to go out with	{v}
andar	to be, to feel	{v}
andar	to function, to work, to go	{v}
andar	to pass, to go by, to elapse	{v}
andar	to ride	{v}
andar	to walk, to go	{v}
andar como quinceañera	mutton dressed as lamb	{n}
Andes	the Andes	{prop}
andino	Andean	{adj}
andino	Andean (person)	{m}
andén	sidewalk	{m} [Caribbean]
andén	platform	{m}
-ando	Suffix indicating the gerund of regular -ar verbs	{suffix}
andorra	A female walking companion	{f} [colloquial]
Andorra		{prop} [l/en, Andorra]
Andorra la Vieja	Andorra la Vella	{prop}
andorrana	feminine form of andorrano	{f}
andorrano	Andorran (from or native to Andorra)	{adj}
andorrano	Andorran (pertaining to Andorra)	{adj}
andorrano	Andorran (person from Andorra)	{m}
Andrade	a surname	{prop}
andrajoso	ragged, tattered	{adj}
Andrea	female given name, feminine form of Andrés	{prop}
andrógeno	androgen	{m}
andrógino	androgynous	{adj}
andrógino	monoecious	{adj} [botany]
andrógino	hermaphrodite, hermaphroditic	{adj}
andrógino	androgyne	{m}
andrógino	hermaphrodite	{m}
Andrómeda	Andromeda (constellation)	{prop} [astronomy]
Andrómeda	Andromeda (galaxy)	{prop} [astronomy]
Andrómeda	Andromeda (mythical daughter of Cepheus)	{prop} [Greek mythology]
androginia	androgyny	{f}
androgénico	androgenic	{adj}
androide	android	{m}
Andrés	Andrew	{prop} [biblical character]
Andrés	male given name, equivalent to English Andrew	{prop}
anecdótico	anecdotal	{adj}
anegamiento	inundation, flooding	{m}
anegar	to drown, to inundate	{vt}
anejo	attached	{adj}
anejo	accompaniment, affix	{m}
anemia	anemia	{f} [pathology]
anemómetro	anemometer	{m}
anestesia	anesthesia (insensitivity to pain)	{f}
anestesia	anesthetic	{f}
anestesiador	anesthetist	{m}
anestesiar	to anesthetize	{v}
anestesióloga	anesthesiologist	{f}
anestesiólogo	anesthesiologist	{m}
anestesiología	anesthesiology	{f}
anestesista	anaesthetist	{mf}
anestésico	anesthetic	{adj}
anestésico	anesthetic	{m}
anetol	anethole	{m} [organic compound]
aneurisma	aneurysm	{m} [pathology]
anexar	to annex, to attach	{v}
anexión	annexation (the act of annexing)	{f}
anexionar	to annex	{v}
anexo	attached	{adj}
anexo	enclosed	{adj}
anexo	annex, appendix	{m}
anexo	contiguous building, extension of a building	{m}
anfíbol	amphibole	{m}
anfíbraco	amphibrach	{m}
anfetamina	amphetamine	{f} [organic compound]
anfetamínico	amphetamine	{adj}
anfibio	amphibious, amphibian	{adj}
anfibio	amphibian	{m}
anfibología	amphibology, amphiboly	{f}
anfipróstilo	amphiprostyle	{adj} [architecture]
anfipróstilo	An amphiprostyle building	{m} [architecture]
anfisbena	amphisbaena	{f} [Greek mythology]
anfisbena	worm lizard	{f}
anfiteatro	amphitheater	{m}
anfitrión	host	{m}
anfitriona	host	{f}
anfímacro	amphimacer	{m}
anáfora	anaphora	{f}
angelito	(diminutive form of angel) little angel or angel	{m}
angelote	angel shark	{m}
anginas	strep throat	{f} [plurale tantum]
angio-	angio-	{prefix}
angiografía	angiograph	{f}
angiografía	angiography	{f}
angioma	angioma	{m} [pathology]
angioplastia	angioplasty	{f} [surgery]
angiotensina	angiotensin	{f} [protein]
angiotensinógeno	angiotensinogen	{m} [protein]
anglófono	anglophone	{adj}
anglófono	anglophone	{m}
Angélica	female given name, equivalent to Angelica	{prop}
anglicano	Anglican	{adj}
anglicano	Anglican	{m}
anglicismo	anglicism (word or other feature originating in the English language)	{m}
angélico	angelic	{adj}
anglo-	Anglo-	{prefix}
anglohablante	anglophone (One who speaks English.)	{mf}
anglo-normando	Anglo-Norman	{prop}
anglosajón	Anglo-Saxon	{adj}
anglosajón	Anglo-Saxon language; Old English	{m}
Angola		{prop} [l/en, Angola]
angoleño	Angolan	{adj}
angoleño	Angolan	{m}
Angora	Ankara (capital of Turkey)	{prop}
angostar	to narrow	{v}
angosto	narrow, reduced	{adj}
anguila	eel	{f}
angula	elver, baby eel	{f}
angulación	angle, angulation	{f}
angular	angular	{adj}
anguloso	angular (of a face or features)	{adj}
angustia	anguish	{f}
angustiado	anguished	{adj}
angustiado	anxious	{adj}
angustiado	nervous	{adj}
angustiar	to anguish	{v}
angustioso	harrowing, distressing, distressed, anguished	{adj}
anhelante	eager, longing	{adj}
anhelar	to crave	{v}
anhelar	to gasp	{v}
anhelar	to pant	{v}
anhelo	wish	{m}
anhidrasa	anhydrase	{m} [enzyme]
anhidraso	anhydrous	{adj}
anhidro	anhydrous	{adj}
aniñado	girlyman, (effeminate boy) girl	{m}
Aniceto	male given name	{prop}
anidación	nesting	{f}
anidado	nested	{adj} [informatics]
anidar	to nest	{v}
anidar	to shelter, to take in	{v}
anilina	colouring, dye	{f}
anilina	aniline	{f} [organic compound]
anilla	ring	{mf} [gymnastics, usually in plural]
anilla	ring	{mf}
anilla	ring-pull	{mf}
anillar	to put into a ring shape	{v}
anillar	to ring (carve ring shapes or circular shapes)	{v}
anillar	to ring (put a ring on e.g. an animal)	{v}
anillo	annulus	{m} [mycology]
anillo	ring	{m}
animación	animation	{f}
animación	jauntiness; liveliness	{f}
animadamente	animatedly, jauntily	{adv}
animado	inspired	{adj}
animador	animator	{m}
animador	cheerleader	{m}
animador	entertainer	{m}
animador	presenter, host (moderator or master of ceremonies for a performance)	{m}
animadora	feminine form of animador	{f}
animadversión	animosity	{f}
animal		{m} [l/en, animal]
animalito	diminutive form of animal, little animal	{m}
animalmente	animally	{adv}
animar	to animate	{v}
animar	to inspire	{v}
animosidad	animosity	{f}
anión	anion	{m}
aniquilación	annihilation	{f}
aniquilar	to annihilate	{v}
anisotropía	anisotropy	{f}
aniversario	anniversary	{m}
anj	ankh	{m}
análisis	analysis	{m}
análisis de sangre	A blood test	{m}
análogamente	analogously	{adv}
análogo	analogous	{adj}
anómalo	aberrant; atypical	{adj}
anómero	anomer	{m} [organic chemistry]
anémico	anemic	{adj}
anémona	anemone	{f}
anémona de mar	sea anemone	{f}
anónimamente	anonymously	{adv}
anónimo	anonymous	{adj}
anónimo	An anonymous document or letter	{m}
ano	anus	{m}
-ano	Coming from, related to, or like	{suffix} [as an adjective]
-ano	One from, belonging to, relating to, or like	{suffix} [as a noun]
-ano	-ane (in the names of hydrocarbons)	{suffix} [organic chemistry]
anoche	last night	{adv}
anochecer	dusk, nightfall	{m}
anochecer	to become night, to get dark	{vi} [impersonal]
anochecer	to be somewhere by dark	{vi}
anomalía	anomaly	{f}
anonadar	to stun	{v}
anonimato	anonymity	{m}
anonimidad	anonymity	{f}
anormal	abnormal	{adj}
anormalidad	abnormality	{f}
anormalmente	abnormally	{adv}
anoréxico	anorexic	{adj}
anoréxico	anorexic	{m}
a no ser que	unless	{conj}
anotación	annotation	{f}
anotación	record	{f}
anotar	to score	{v} [sports]
anotar	to annotate	{v}
anquilosis	ankylosis	{f} [pathology]
anárquico	anarchic	{adj}
anís	(beverage) anise liquor, pure or combined	{m}
anís	anise	{m} [botany]
anís	the anus (because of similar sound, compare ano)	{m} [euphemistic, Mexico]
ansarina	feminine form of ansarino	{f}
ansarino	anserine	{adj}
ansarino	gosling	{m}
anís estrella	star anise	{m}
anís estrellado	star anise	{m}
ansia	anxiety, apprehension	{f}
ansia	craving	{f}
ansiar	to wish, long for	{v}
ansiedad	anxiety	{f}
ansiolítico	anxiolytic	{m}
ansioso	anxious	{adj}
ansioso	eager	{adj}
anástrofe	anastrophe	{f} [rhetoric]
antagónico	antagonistic	{adj}
antagonista	antagonist	{adj}
antagonista	antagonist	{f}
antagonizar	antagonize	{v}
antaño	in the past, in the old days, of yore	{adv}
antídoto	antidote	{m}
ante	suede	{m}
ante-	before (in time and space)	{prefix}
ante	in front of, before	{prep}
-ante	Forms adjectives from verbs	{suffix}
anteanoche	the night before last (in the night before last night)	{adv}
anteayer	day before yesterday	{adv}
antebrazo	forearm	{m}
antecama	A carpet laid in front of a bed	{f}
antecapilla	A room before a chapel	{f}
antecedente	precedent	{adj}
antecedente	antecedent	{m}
antecedente	precedent	{m}
antecedentemente	previously, beforehand	{adv}
anteceder	to antecede or precede	{v}
antecesor	predecessor	{m}
antecámara	antechamber	{f}
antedata	antedate	{f}
antedatar	to antedate	{v}
antedecir	to foretell	{v}
antedicho	foretold	{adj}
antediluviano	antediluvian	{adj}
antefirma	A title placed before a signature	{f}
anteiglesia	porch or other structure in front of a church	{f}
antelación	in advance, early	{f} [with
ante la duda	if in doubt	{adv}
ante la duda, la más tetuda	If in doubt, choose the option that seems most profitable	{proverb}
antemano	beforehand, previously	{adv}
antemano	in advance	{adv}
antemural	barbican, fortification	{m}
antena	antenna	{f}
antenado	having antennae	{adj}
antenado	stepchild	{m}
antenoche	the night before last	{adv}
antenombre	title before a proper name	{m}
antenupcial	before marriage	{adj}
anteojo	lens	{m}
anteojos	glasses, spectacles	{mp}
antepagar	to pay beforehand	{v}
antepasado	ancestor, forefather	{m}
antepecho	railing	{m}
antepecho	window sill	{m}
antepenúltimo	antepenultimate, third to last	{adj}
anteponer	to prefer	{v} [figuratively]
anteponer	to put or place in front of	{v}
anteproyecto	a preliminary plan	{m}
antepuerta	portière	{f}
antera	anther	{f} [botany]
anterior	anterior (in space)	{adj}
anterior	anterior (in time), previous, earlier, former, past	{adj}
anterioridad	anteriority	{f}
anteriormente	previously	{adv}
Antero	male given name, equivalent to Latin Anterus	{prop}
antes	before	{adv}
antes	before	{prep}
antesala	antechamber, lobby	{f}
antes se coge al mentiroso que al cojo	a lie has no legs	{proverb}
antetemplo	portico of a church	{m}
antever	to foresee	{v}
antífona	antiphon, antiphony	{f}
antígeno	antigen	{m} [immunology]
anti-	ant-; against, opposite	{prefix}
antiaborto	antiabortion	{adj}
antiafrodisiaco	antaphrodisiac	{adj}
antiamericano	anti-American	{adj}
antiaéreo	antiaircraft	{adj}
antiartrítico	antiarthritic	{adj}
antiasmático	antiasthmatic	{adj}
antibalas	bulletproof	{adj}
antibarión	antibarion	{m}
antibiótico	antibiotic	{adj}
antibiótico	antibiotic	{m}
antiburbuja	antibubble	{f}
anticiclón	anticyclone	{m}
antiácido	antiacid, antacid	{m}
anticipación	advance	{f}
anticipación	anticipation	{f}
anticipadamente	early, in advance	{adv}
anticipado	anticipated	{adj}
anticipar	To bring forward; to advance	{v}
anticiparse	reflexive form of anticipar to anticipate (take place early)	{vr}
anticlimático	anticlimactic	{adj}
anticlímax	anticlimax	{m}
anticodón	anticodon	{m} [genetics]
anticolonial	anticolonial	{adj}
anticomunismo	anticommunism	{m}
anticoncepción	anti-conception; the action of preventing conception	{f}
anticonceptivo	contraceptive	{adj}
anticonceptivo	contraceptive	{m}
anticongelante	antifreeze	{m}
anticonstitucional	unconstitutional	{adj}
anticonstitucionalmente	anticonstitutionally	{adv}
anticristiano	anti-Christian	{adj}
anticristo	antichrist	{m}
anticrítico	Against critics or critiques	{adj}
anticuado	antiquated; obsolete; outmoded;	{adj}
anticuar	to antiquate	{v}
anticuario	antiquarian	{adj}
anticuario	antiquarian	{m}
anticuerpo	antibody	{m} [immunology]
antidemocrático	antidemocratic	{adj}
antidisentérico	anti-dysenteric	{adj}
antidiurético	antidiuretic	{adj}
antidopaje	antidoping	{m}
antidroga	antidrug; against drugs	{adj}
antiemético	antiemetic	{adj}
antiepiléptico	antiepileptic	{adj}
antiescorbútico	antiscorbutic; acting against scurvy	{adj}
antiestético	unsightly	{adj}
antifascista	antifascist	{adj}
antifascista	antifascist	{f}
antifaz	a mask, that doesn't covers the whole face but only the eyes part and maybe the nose	{f}
antifebril	antipyretic	{adj}
antifeminista	antifeminist	{adj}
antiflogístico	antiphlogistic	{adj}
antifúngico	antifungal	{m}
antigüedad	antique	{f}
antigüedad	antiquity	{f}
antigüedad	tenure	{f}
Antigüedad	Antiquity	{prop}
antiguano	Antiguan	{adj}
antiguano	Antiguan	{m}
antiguar	to acquire seniority	{v} [obsolete]
antiguar	to antiquate	{v} [obsolete]
Antigua y Barbuda	Antigua and Barbuda (country)	{prop}
antiguo	old; from before; former; ancient	{adj}
antihelmíntico	anthelmintic	{m}
antihemorrágico	antihemorrhagic	{adj}
antihéroe	antihero	{m}
antiimperialismo	anti-imperialism	{m}
antiimperialista	anti-imperialist	{adj}
antiinflacionario	anti-inflationary	{adj}
antilógico	illogical	{adj}
antillano	Antillean	{adj}
antimateria	antimatter	{f}
antimicótico	antifungal	{m}
antimonio	antimony	{m}
antimonopolista	antitrust; antimonopoly	{adj}
antimonárquico	antimonarchical, antimonarchist	{adj}
antimonárquico	antimonarchist	{m}
antimulleriano	anti-Müllerian	{adj}
antinacional	antinational	{adj}
antinacionalismo	antinationalism	{m}
antinefrítico	antinephritic	{adj}
antiofídico	antivenom	{f}
antipapa	antipope	{m}
antipapal	antipapal	{adj}
antipartícula	antiparticle	{f}
antipatía	antipathy	{f}
antiperistáltico	antiperistaltic	{adj}
antipirético	antipyretic	{adj}
antipirético	antipyretic	{m}
antiprisma	antiprism	{f} [geometry]
antipático	disagreeable, unpleasant. Usually, but not always, refers to a person	{adj}
antipútrido	antiseptic	{adj}
antipútrido	Preventing or acting against putrefaction	{adj} [medicine]
antirrevolucionario	antirevolutionary, counterrevolutionary	{adj}
antirrobo	antitheft	{adj}
antisemita	anti-Semitic	{adj}
antisemita	anti-Semite	{mf}
antisemitismo	anti-Semitism	{m}
antisentido	antisense	{m} [biology]
antisimpático	alternative spelling of antipático	{adj}
antisocial		{adj} [l/en, antisocial]
antisépticamente	antiseptically	{adv}
antiséptico	antiseptic	{adj}
antiséptico	antiseptic	{m}
antistrofa	antistrophe	{f}
antisuero	antivenom	{f}
antitabaco	antismoking	{adj}
antiátomo	antiatom	{m}
antitoxina	antitoxin	{f}
antitranspirante	antiperspirant	{m}
antitripsina	antitrypsin	{f} [protein]
antitérmico	antipyretic	{adj}
antitrombina	antithrombin	{f} [protein]
antitético	antithetic	{adj}
antitóxico	antitoxic	{adj}
antiulceroso	antiulcer	{adj}
antiulceroso	anti-ulcer (medication)	{m}
antiviral	antiviral	{adj}
antivírico	(medicine) antiviral	{adj}
antílope	antelope	{m}
antónimo	antonym	{m}
antojadizo	capricious	{adj}
antojar	to fancy, would like	{vp}
antojar	to seem	{vp}
antojo	whim, impulse, craving	{m}
antología	anthology	{f}
Antonia	female given name, feminine form of Antonio	{prop}
Antonieta	female given name, cognate to Antoinette	{prop}
Antonio	male given name, cognate to Anthony	{prop}
Antonio	The letter A in the Spanish phonetic alphabet	{prop}
antonomasia	antonomasia	{f}
antorcha	torch	{f}
antípoda	antipode	{f}
antraceno	anthracene	{m} [organic compound]
antracita	anthracite	{f}
antraquinona	anthraquinone	{f} [organic compound]
antárctico	rare spelling of antártico	{adj}
antrectomía	antrectomy	{f}
antro	antrum	{m} [anatomy]
antro	An establishment, locale, home, etc., of untidy appearance or bad reputation	{m}
antro	dive (disreputable nightclub)	{m} [informal]
antro	cave, cavern	{m} [poetic]
antro de libertinaje	fleshpot	{m}
antropófago	(of humans) cannibalistic, anthropophagous	{adj}
antropóloga	anthropologist (female)	{f}
antropólogo	anthropologist	{m}
antropónimo	anthroponym	{m}
antropo-	anthropo-	{prefix}
antropofagia	anthropophagy	{f}
antropofobia	anthropophobia	{f}
antropoformización	anthropomorphization	{f}
antropogonía	anthropogeny, anthropogenesis	{f}
antropoide	anthropoid	{adj}
antropológico	anthropological	{adj}
antropología	anthropology	{f}
antropomorfo	anthropoid	{adj}
antropomorfo	anthropomorphic	{adj}
antropomórfico	anthropomorphic	{adj}
antártico	Antarctic	{adj} [astronomy, geography]
antártico	meridional (of or in the south, southern)	{adj}
Antártida	Antarctica	{prop}
antítesis	antithesis	{f}
anual	yearly, annual	{adj}
anualidad	annuity	{f}
anualmente	yearly, annually (every year)	{adv}
anuario	yearbook	{m}
anudar	To join two things together	{v}
anudar	To tie something; to knot something	{v}
anulación	annulment	{f}
anulado	annulled	{adj}
anulado	cancelled	{adj}
anular	annular (ring-shaped)	{adj}
anular	ring finger	{m}
anular	to annul	{v}
anularse	to vanish	{v}
anuleno	annulene	{f} [organic compound]
anunciador	announcing	{adj}
anunciador	advertiser	{m}
anunciador	announcer	{m}
anunciar	to advertise	{v}
anunciar	to announce	{v}
anunciar	to annunciate	{v}
anunciar a bombo y platillo	to make a song and dance about	{adv} [idiomatic]
anunciarse	reflexive form of anunciar announce oneself	{vr}
anunciarse	reflexive form of anunciar to bode, approach, impend, be imminent (indicate by signs, as future events)	{vr}
anuncio	advertisement	{m}
anuncio	announcement	{m}
anuncio	notice	{m}
anóxico	anoxic	{adj}
anzuelo	hook, fishhook	{m}
año	year	{m}
año bisiesto	leap year	{n}
año luz	light year	{m}
año nuevo	New Year	{m}
añoranza	nostalgia	{m}
añorar	to miss or yearn; to pine for	{vt}
aoristo	aorist	{m} [grammar]
aorta		{f} [l/en, aorta]
a oscuras	in the dark	{phrase} [idiomatic]
a otra cosa, mariposa	Let's change the subject, shall we?	{phrase} [idiomatic]
a otro perro con ese hueso	you can't fool me, go tell that to somebody else; tell it to the marines	{phrase} [idiomatic]
aúpa	up! get up!	{interj}
apañar	to fix, to mend	{v}
apañar	to pick up, to grab with the hand	{v}
apacentar	To graze; to pasture	{v}
apachar	to crush, to mangle	{v}
apache	Apache	{mf}
apachurrado	depressed, crushed	{adj}
apachurrar	to crush	{v}
apacible	peaceable	{adj}
apaciguador	pacifying	{adj}
apaciguamiento	appeasement	{m}
apaciguar	to pacify	{vt}
apaciguarse	to calm down	{v}
apadrinar	to sponsor	{v}
apagado	faint, pale	{adj}
apagado	(switched) off, shutdown	{adj}
apagafuegos	fire extinguisher	{mf}
apagafuegos	firefighter	{mf}
apagar	to fade; to wane	{vr}
apagar	to go out, be extinguished	{vr}
apagar	to satisfy	{vt} [obsolete]
apagar	quench, slake (thirst, etc.)	{vt}
apagar	to extinguish (a flame, fire)	{vt}
apagar	to put out	{vt}
apagar	to shut off, to turn off, to switch off	{vt}
apagarse	reflexive form of apagar	{vr}
apagón	blackout, power cut	{m}
apalancar	to hide, put out of sight	{v} [colloquial]
apalancar	to raise or open with a lever	{vt}
apalear	to beat up	{v}
apanar	batter, bread (to coat with batter or breadcrumbs)	{v} [Latin America]
apancora	South American crab (Lithodes antarcticus)	{f}
apaniguar	to supply someone with food	{v}
apapachar	to cuddle	{v}
apapacho	cuddle; affectionate hug	{m}
aparador	sideboard	{m}
aparato	apparatus, device, tool, instrument, appliance	{m}
aparato	braces	{m} [in plural]
aparato	phone	{m}
aparato	willy, tool (penis)	{m}
aparato de Golgi	Golgi apparatus	{m} [cytology]
aparcamiento	parking, car park	{m} [Spain]
aparcar	To park	{v}
apareamiento	mating, pairing	{m} [zoology]
aparear	to mate	{v}
aparecer	to appear; to turn up	{v}
aparecido	appeared	{adj}
aparecimiento	appearance	{m}
aparecimiento	occurrence	{m}
aparejar	to harness	{v}
aparejo	Elevation hoist	{m}
aparejo	fishing tackle	{m}
aparentar	to appear, seem	{v}
aparentar	to pretend, feign	{v}
aparente	apparent	{adj}
aparente	seeming	{adj}
aparentemente	apparently	{adv}
aparentemente	seemingly	{adv}
aparición	appearance (act of appearing)	{f}
aparición	appearance (a thing seen)	{f}
apariencia	appearance (personal presence)	{f}
apariencia	appearance (semblance, or apparent likeness)	{f}
apartado	different	{adj}
apartado	shy, unsociable	{adj} [El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua]
apartado	remote, isolated	{adj}
apartado	backroom	{m}
apartado	booth	{m}
apartado	pigeon hole	{m}
apartamento	flat	{m}
apartar	to separate or divide	{v}
apartar	to set aside	{v}
a parte	aside	{adv}
aparte	separately (usually followed by preposition "de")	{adv}
aparte de esto	otherwise. In all other respects	{adv}
apartheid	apartheid (any policy of racial separation)	{m}
apartheid	apartheid (racial separation in South Africa from 1948 to 1990)	{m} [history]
apartidista	nonpartisan	{adj}
a partir de	starting from, from, beginning	{prep}
apasionadamente	passionately	{adv}
apasionado	enthusiastic	{adj}
apasionado	passionate	{adj}
apasionante	exciting, interesting	{adj}
apasionar	become a fan	{vr}
apasionar	to get excited	{vr}
apatía	apathy	{f}
apatrullar	to patrol	{v}
apócope	apocope	{f}
apócrifo	apocryphal	{adj}
apículo	apiculus	{m} [mycology]
apear	to come down, dismount	{vr}
apear	to dispose	{vt}
apear	to remove	{vt}
apear	to take down	{vt}
a pedir de boca	just fine, as planned, swimmingly	{adv} [idiomatic]
apedrear	to stone (to throw stones at)	{v}
apego	attachment, fondness	{m}
apelación	appeal	{f}
apelación	vocation	{f}
apelante	appellant	{mf} [legal]
apelar	to appeal	{v}
apelina	apelin	{f} [protein]
apellidar	to call by one's surname	{v}
apellidar	to name, to give a name or surname to	{v}
apellido	surname	{m}
apelmazado	compressed	{adj}
apelmazado	lumpy	{adj}
apelmazado	clumsy, lacking convenience or amenity	{adj} [of writing]
apelotonar	to ball up, to flock together	{v}
apenado	ashamed	{adj}
apenado	sad, griefed, pained	{adj}
apenar	to embarrass	{v}
apenar	to sadden	{v}
apenas	as soon as	{adv}
apenas	hardly, scarcely	{adv}
apenas	recently, just	{adv}
apendicectomía	appendicectomy	{f} [surgery]
apendicitis	appendicitis	{f}
apercibir	to prepare	{v}
aperitivo	apéritif	{m}
aperitivo	appetizer	{m}
apero	horse tack, riding gear	{m}
apero	tool, instrument	{m}
apertura	aperture	{f}
apertura	opening	{f} [chess]
apertura	opening	{f}
apesadumbrar	to sadden	{v}
a pesar de	in spite of	{prep}
apestar	to annoy	{v}
apestar	to cause a plague, disease	{v}
apestar	to corrupt, spoil	{v}
apestar	to nauseate	{v}
apestar	to stink	{v}
apestoso	stinking	{adj}
apetecer	to like, to feel like.	{vt} [ambitransitive]
apetecible	appetizing	{adj}
apetito	appetite	{m}
apetitoso	appetizing, tasty, savory	{adj}
apetitoso	delicious	{adj}
apófisis	apophysis	{f} [anatomy]
apógrafo	apograph	{m}
apicectomía	apicectomy	{f}
apicultor	beekeeper	{m}
apicultura	beekeeping	{f}
a pie	on foot	{adv}
a pies juntillas	(of believing something etc) firmly, totally, absolutely	{adv} [figuratively]
a pies juntillas	with both feet together	{adv}
apilar	to pile up	{v}
apio	celery	{m}
apio	queer, poof	{m} [slang, Spain]
apisonadora	steamroller, road roller	{f}
apisonar	to tamp	{v}
aplacamiento	appeasement	{m}
aplacar	appease, placate	{v}
aplanadora	bulldozer	{f}
aplanadora	road roller	{f}
aplanar	to bulldoze	{v}
aplanar	to flatten	{v}
aplanar	to grade	{v}
aplastamiento	crush, squash, trample	{m}
aplastante	crushed, flattened	{adj}
aplastante	devastated	{adj}
aplastar	to crush	{v}
aplastar	to flatten	{v}
aplaudir	to applaud	{v}
aplauso	applause	{m}
aplazamiento	postponement, adjournment	{m}
aplazar	to flunk (fail)	{vt} [Latin America]
aplazar	to postpone	{vt}
aplicabilidad	applicability	{f}
aplicable	applicable	{adj}
aplicación	administering	{f}
aplicación	application	{f}
aplicado	applied	{adj}
aplicador	applicator	{m}
aplicar	to smear. To put something above other thing or in cotact with other thing. Él aplicó la mermelada a la tostada - He spreads the mermelade on the toast. // Aplicó la pomada a la rodilla. - He smear the cream on the knee	{v}
aplicar	to use. El presidente aplicó medidas especiales. - The president used special measures	{v}
aplicarse	to apply oneself	{v}
aplique	applique	{m}
aplique	wall light	{m}
aplomar	to plumb	{v}
aplomo	aplomb	{m}
apéndice	appendix	{m} [anatomy]
apéndice	appendix (text added to the end of a book)	{m}
apocalipsis	apocalypse	{m}
apocalíptico	apocalyptic	{adj}
apocopar	to apocopate	{v}
apodar	To evaluate, judge	{v} [archaic]
apodar	To call someone names	{v}
apoderado	guardian	{m} [of a person]
apoderar	to empower	{v}
apoderarse	to take power	{vr}
apoderarse de	to seize	{v}
apodo	nickname, byname, alias	{m}
apoenzima	apoenzyme	{f} [enzyme]
apogeo	apogee; climax, peak	{m}
apogeo	apogee	{m} [astronomy]
apolillado	moth eaten	{adj}
apolipoproteína	apolipoprotein	{f} [protein]
apología	apology; eulogy, defense	{f}
apologética	apologetics	{f}
apologético	apologetic (defending by words or arguments)	{adj}
apologético	apology; defense	{m} [obsolete]
aponer	to appose	{vt} [grammar]
aponer	to impute, to blame, to assign guilt to	{vt} [obsolete]
aponeurosis	aponeurosis	{f} [anatomy]
a popa	abaft	{adv}
apopléctico	apoplectic	{adj}
apoplejía	apoplexy	{f}
apopléjico	apoplectic	{adj}
apoplético	apoplectic	{adj}
apoproteína	apoprotein	{f} [organic compound]
apoptosis	apoptosis	{f} [cytology]
aporrear	to bludgeon	{v}
aportación	contribution	{f}
aportar	to bring	{v}
aportar	to contribute	{v}
aportar	to provide	{v}
aporte	contribution	{m}
aposentar	to lodge, put up	{v}
aposento	room, bedroom	{m}
a posta	on purpose	{v} [idiomatic]
apostador	bettor, punter (one who bets)	{m}
apostar	to bet	{vt}
apostasía	apostasy	{f}
apostillar	to annotate	{v}
apostólico	apostolic	{adj}
apostolado	apostleship	{m}
apoteca	drugstore, pharmacy	{f} [archaic]
apoteca	mortgage	{f} [archaic]
apotecario	apothecary, druggist	{m} [archaic]
apotema	apothem	{f}
apoteosis	apotheosis	{f}
apoticario	apothecary	{m}
apoyar	to support	{v}
apoyarse	to be based, to be founded	{v}
apoyarse	to lean on, to rely on	{v}
apoyarse	to lean, to rest, to be supported	{v}
apoyo	support	{m}
apreciable	appreciable	{adj}
apreciación	appreciation	{f}
apreciar	to appreciate	{v}
apreciativo	appreciative	{adj}
aprehender	to apprehend	{v}
apremiante	urgent	{adj}
apremiar	to pressure, urge	{v}
apremio	court order	{m} [legal]
apremio	pressure, urge	{m}
aprender	to learn	{v}
aprendiz	apprentice, trainee	{m}
aprendizaje	apprenticeship	{m} [countable]
aprendizaje	learning	{m} [uncountable]
aprensión	apprehension; anxiety	{f}
aprensivo	apprehensive	{adj}
apresar	imprison	{vt}
apresar	to seize, capture	{vt}
aprestar	to prepare, to make ready	{v}
aprestarse	to prepare oneself	{vr}
apresto	preparation	{m}
apresurar	to hasten (to do something)	{vr}
apresurar	to quicken	{vt}
apresurarse	to hurry, reflexive form of apresurar	{vr}
apretado	short (of money)	{adj}
apretado	tight	{adj}
apretadísimo	superlative form of apretado	{adj}
apretar	To hold back	{vt}
apretar	To hold on to something	{vt}
apretar	To press someone with one's needs	{vt}
apretar	To squeeze, constrict, or compress	{vt}
apretón	conflict	{m}
apretón	grip, squeeze	{m}
apretón	pressure	{m}
apretujar	to squash	{v}
aprieto	a push of a button	{m}
aprieto	predicament	{m}
a primera vista	at first glance, at the first look	{adv}
aprisa	quickly	{adv}
apriscar	to gather sheep into a sheepfold	{v}
aprisco	sheepfold	{m}
aprobación	approval	{f}
aprobación	validation	{f}
aprobado	approved, confirmed	{adj}
aprobar	to approve	{v}
aprobar	to pass (an exam)	{v}
apropiadamente	correctly, with propriety	{adv}
apropiado	appropriate	{adj}
apropiado	suitable	{adj}
a propósito	Of an appropriate or pertinent nature; apropos	{adj}
aprovechamiento	harnessing	{m}
aprovechamiento	improvement	{m}
aprovechamiento	use	{m}
aprovechar	to be useful	{v}
aprovechar	to harness	{v}
aprovechar	to improve	{v}
aprovechar	to make use of	{v}
aprovechar	to take advantage of	{v}
aprovecharse	(reflexive form of aprovechar) to take advantage	{vr}
aprovisionamiento	provisioning	{m}
aprovisionar	to supply	{v}
aproximación	approximation	{f}
aproximadamente	approximately	{adv}
aproximado	approximate	{adj}
aproximar	to approximate	{v}
apósito	sticking plaster. band-aid. Elastoplast	{m}
apóstata	apostate	{mf}
apóstol	apostle	{m}
apóstrofe	apostrophe	{m} [rhetoric]
apóstrofo	apostrophe (typographic character)	{m}
apáticamente	apathetically	{adv}
apático	apathetic	{adj}
aptitud	aptitude	{f}
apuñalar	to stab	{v}
apuesta	bet	{f}
apuesto	handsome, good-looking (person)	{adj}
apuntador	pointing	{adj}
apuntador	pointer	{m} [programming]
apuntador	prompter	{m} [theater]
apuntalar	to prop up	{v}
apuntar	to baste	{v}
apuntar	to bet, to put up money, to stake	{v}
apuntar	to fasten temporarily	{v}
apuntar	to hint, to suggest	{v}
apuntar	to mention, to mention in passing	{v}
apuntar	to note, to note down, to write down	{v}
apuntar	to outline, to sketch	{v}
apuntar	to patch, to darn, to sew, to mend	{v}
apuntar	to point	{v}
apuntar	to point, to aim	{v}
apuntar	to point to, to point at, to point out, to indicate	{v}
apuntar	to prompt, to cue, to whisper the answer	{v}
apuntar	to sharpen	{v}
apuntar	to tack	{v}
apuntar	to underline, to mark (text)	{v}
apunte	note	{m}
apuntillar	to finish off	{v}
a punto de	(just) about to	{adv}
apurado	in a hurry	{adj}
apurado	poor, needy, short	{adj}
apurar	to hurry	{vitr}
apurar	to worry, bother	{vtr}
apurar	to drain, use up completely	{vt}
apurarse	reflexive form of apurar, to hurry	{vr}
apurarse	reflexive form of apurar, to worry	{vr}
apuro	difficulty, predicament	{m}
apuro	shortage	{m}
apuro	urgency	{m}
aquí	here	{adv}
aquí	hither	{adv}
aquejar	to afflict	{v}
aquel	that (over there; implying some distance)	{adj} [demonstrative]
aquel	alternative spelling of aquél	{pron} [demonstrative]
aquelarre	A Basque celebration of witches	{n}
aquelarre	A coven	{n}
aquelarre	A nocturnal group of witches and the devil	{n}
aquella	alternative spelling of aquélla That one	{pron}
aquellas	feminine plural of aquel those (over there; implying some distance)	{adj}
aquellas	alternative spelling of aquéllas Those ones	{pron}
aquello	neuter form of aquél that (over there); it.	{pron}
aquellos	alternative spelling of aquéllos Those ones (over there; implying some distance).	{pron}
aquellos	Those ones. (over there; implying some distance)	{pron}
aquende	Over here, on this side	{adv}
aquenio	achene	{m} [botany]
aquiescencia	acquiescence, consent	{f}
aquietar	to calm down	{vr}
aquietar	to calm	{vt}
aquilatar	to assay; to analyze or examine	{vt}
Aquiles	Achilles	{prop}
Aquisgrán	Aachen (city in North Rhine-Westphalia)	{prop}
aquél	anyone/anything	{pron}
aquél	that one (far from speaker and listener)	{pron}
aquél	the former	{pron}
aquélla	feminine form of aquél that one (far from speaker and listener)	{pron}
aquéllas	feminine plural of aquél those ones (far from speaker and listener)	{pron}
-aré	Suffix indicating the third-person singular future indicative of -ar verbs	{suffix}
-ar	In adjectives, indicating membership or status	{suffix}
-ar	In nouns, indicating a place where something is grown	{suffix}
-ar	The infinitive suffix for many verbs	{suffix}
araña	spider	{f}
arañar	to scratch	{vt}
arañazo	A scratch.	{m}
arabe	Arabic language	{m}
arabe	Arab (person of Arab origin)	{m}
Arabia	Arabia	{prop}
Arabia Saudí	Saudi Arabia (country in the Middle East)	{prop}
Arabia Saudita	Saudi Arabia	{prop}
arabinosa	arabinose	{m} [carbohydrates]
arabio	arab	{adj} [obsolete]
Araceli	female given name	{prop}
aracnoides	arachnoid mater	{m} [anatomy]
arado	plough	{m}
Aragón	Aragon	{prop}
aragonito	aragonite	{m} [mineral]
aragonés	Aragonese	{adj}
aragonés	Aragonese language	{prop}
arañita	diminutive form of araña; little spider	{f}
-aran	Denotes the imperfect subjunctive in the (formal) second-person plural for regular verbs ending in -ar	{suffix}
-aran	Denotes the imperfect subjunctive in the third-person plural for regular verbs ending in -ar	{suffix}
arancel	tariff	{m}
arandela	washer (flat disk, placed beneath a nut)	{f}
aranés	Aragonese	{adj}
aranés	Aragonese person	{m}
aranés	Aragonese language	{prop}
arao aliblanco	The black guillemot. A seabird	{m}
araquidónico	arachidonic	{adj}
araquidonato	arachidonate	{m} [organic compound]
arar	common juniper, Juniperus communis	{m}
arar	sandarac tree, Tetraclinis	{m}
arar	to plough	{v}
Araucanía	Araucania, the homeland of the Mapuche people in part of Patagonia (southern Chile and Argentina)	{prop} [history]
Araucanía	One of the fifteen administrative regions of Chile	{prop}
araucanización	Araucanization, the process of expansion of the Mapudungun language and other elements of the Mapuche culture from their homeland of Araucania into the plains of Patagonia, so as to assimilate other native Amerind peoples	{f}
araucano	Araucanian (Mapuche)	{adj}
araucano	Of or pertaining to the Mapudungun language; Mapudungun-language	{adj} [uncommon]
araucano	Araucanian (Mapuche)	{m}
araucano	The Mapudungun language	{m} [uncommon]
araucaria	Araucaria; a conifer tree of South America	{f}
a raíz de	due to, because of, as a result of	{prep}
arábigo	Arabic (of, from, or pertaining to Arab countries or cultural behaviour)	{adj}
arábigo	Arabic (language)	{m}
arbitraje	arbitration	{m}
arbitral	arbitral	{adj}
arbitrar	to arbitrate	{v}
arbitrariamente	arbitrarily	{adv}
arbitrariedad	An arbitrary thing	{f}
arbitrariedad	arbitrariness	{f}
arbitrario	arbitrary	{adj}
arbitrio	will	{m}
arbolar	to rear up	{vr} [of a horse]
arbolar	to plant trees	{v}
arbolar	to raise or hoist a standard or flag	{v}
arborícola	arboreal; living in trees	{adj} [of an animal]
arborescente	arborescent (treelike in structure)	{adj}
arbori-	tree	{prefix}
arboricida	arboricidal	{adj}
arboricida	arboricide	{mf}
arboricultor	arboriculturist	{m}
arboricultora	feminine form of arboricultor	{f}
arboricultura	arboriculture	{f}
arboriforme	arboriform	{adj}
arbotante	flying buttress	{m}
arbóreo	arboreal	{adj}
arbusto	bush, shrub	{m}
arca	ark, chest	{f}
arcada	A series of arches; an arcade	{f}
arcada	nausea	{f}
arca de la Alianza	Ark of the Covenant	{f}
arca de Noé	Noah's ark	{f}
arcaico	archaic	{adj}
arcangélico	archangelic	{adj}
arcano	arcane	{adj}
arcano	mystery	{m}
arce	A maple tree	{m}
arce	shoulder (of a road)	{m} [dated]
archi-	archi-, arch-	{prefix}
archibebe	a sea-water wading bird, the common redshank	{m}
archidiócesis	archdiocese	{f}
archiduque	archduke (rank)	{m}
archiduquesa	archduchess (rank)	{f}
archienemigo	archenemy	{m}
archipiélago	archipelago	{m}
archipopular	superpopular	{adj}
archivador	filing	{adj}
archivador	filing clerk; archivist	{m}
archivador	filing cabinet	{m} [masculine only]
archivadora	feminine form of archivador	{f}
archivar	to file or archive	{v}
archivero	archivist	{m}
archivo	archive	{m}
archivo	file	{m}
arcilla	clay	{f}
arcén	edge	{m}
arcén	shoulder (of a road)	{m}
arcángel	archangel	{m}
arácnido	arachnid	{m}
arco	arch	{m} [architecture]
arco	bow (weapon)	{m}
arco	arc	{m} [geometry]
arco	bow (used to play string instruments)	{m} [music]
arco de triunfo	triumphal arch	{m}
arco iris	rainbow	{m}
arcoíris	rainbow	{m}
arda	squirrel	{f}
arder	(manure) to rot	{v}
arder	to be in a feverish state of excitement	{v}
arder	to burn, to blaze	{v}
arder	to burn, to sting, to smart	{v}
ardid	brave, courageous	{adj} [archaic]
ardid	astute, crafty	{adj} [obsolete]
ardid	plot, trick	{m}
ardiente	ardent	{adj}
ardiente	burning	{adj}
ardiente	hot	{adj}
ardientemente	ardently	{adv}
ardilla	squirrel	{f}
ardor	ardour	{m}
ardor	burning (feeling)	{m}
ardor	eagerness	{m}
ardor	heat	{m}
ardoroso	ardent	{adj}
ardoroso	burning	{adj}
arduo	arduous	{adj}
arduo	very difficult	{adj}
a regañadientes	reluctantly, grudgingly	{adv} [idiomatic]
-areis	Suffix indicating the second-person plural future indicative of -ar verbs	{suffix}
arena	bullfight arena; boxing ring	{f}
arena	sand, gravel	{f}
arena para gato	kitty litter, cat litter	{n}
arenero	sandbox	{m}
arenero	sand dealer, sand vendor	{m}
arenero	sand trap	{m}
arengar	to harangue	{v}
arenisca	sandstone	{f}
arenisco	sandy	{adj}
arenoso	sandy	{adj}
arenque	herring	{m}
aéreo	aerial	{adj}
arepa	A pancake made out of cornmeal and often filled with meat	{f}
arequipe	dulce de leche	{m} [Colombia, Venezuela]
aretalogía	aretology	{f}
arete	earring	{m} [Latin America]
Arevalo	A surname	{prop}
arfil	bishop (chess piece)	{m}
argamasa	mortar, cement	{f}
Argel	Algiers	{prop}
Argelia	Algeria (country)	{prop}
argelino	Algerian	{adj}
argelino	Algerian	{m}
argüende	gossip	{m} [Mexico]
argüende	noisy event, happening or action	{m} [Mexico]
argüende	struggle, dispute	{m} [Mexico]
argüendear	to gossip	{v} [Mexico]
argentina	feminine form of argentino	{f}
Argentina	Argentina	{prop}
argentinidad	Quality or condition of being Argentinian	{f}
argentino	Argentinian, Argentine	{adj}
argentino	Argentinian (person)	{m}
argento	silver	{m} [poetic]
arginina	arginine	{f}
argüir	to infer, to imagine	{v}
argón	argon	{m}
argolla	croquet	{f} [games]
argolla	large ring	{f}
argolla	staple	{f}
Argonautas	Argonauts	{prop} [Greek mythology]
argot	slang, argot	{m}
argucia	quibble, squabble	{n}
argucia	spuriousness	{n}
argumentación	argument	{f}
argumentar	to argue (make a case for a point of view)	{v}
argumentar	to dispute	{v}
argumento	argument	{m}
argumento	plot, story line	{m}
aria	aria	{f}
ariano	Arian 2. one whose star sign is Aries	{m}
Arica	Arica (the Chilean city)	{prop}
aridez	aridity, dryness	{f}
aridización	aridification	{f}
Ariel	male given name of biblical origin	{prop}
Aries	(constellation)	{prop} [l/en, Aries]
arietar	To ram (to strike with an implement)	{vt} [rare]
ariete	battering ram	{m}
arilo	aril	{m}
-ario	-ary	{suffix}
arista	arris	{f} [architecture]
arista	arête	{f}
arista	edge (place where two faces of a polyhedron meet)	{f} [geometry]
aristócrata	aristocrat	{mf}
Aristófanes	Aristophanes	{prop}
aristocracia	aristocracy	{f}
aristocráticamente	aristocratically	{adv}
aristocrático	aristocratic	{adj}
aristofanesco	Aristophanean	{adj}
aristofánico	Aristophanean	{adj}
aristotélico	Aristotelian	{adj}
Aristóteles	Aristotle	{prop}
aritenoideo	arytenoid	{m}
aritmética	(female) arithmetician	{f}
aritmética	arithmetic (mathematics of numbers, etc.)	{f} [mathematics]
aritmético	arithmetic, arithmetical	{adj}
aritmético	arithmetician	{m}
Arizona		{prop} [l/en, Arizona]
Arkansas		{prop} [l/en, Arkansas]
arma	weapon	{f}
arma blanca	bladed weapon; knife, sword etc	{f}
armada	fleet	{f}
armada	navy	{f}
arma de fogueo	flare gun	{f}
arma de fogueo	starting pistol	{f}
arma de fuego	firearm	{f}
armadillo	armadillo	{m}
armado	armed	{adj}
armadura	armour	{f}
armadura	frame, framework	{f}
armadura	skeleton	{f}
armamento	armament, weaponry, weapons, arms	{m}
armamento	equipment	{m}
Armando	male given name, cognate to English Herman via French Armand	{prop}
arma nuclear	nuclear weapon	{f}
armar	to arm (supply with weapons)	{v}
armar	to provoke	{v}
armario	closet	{m}
armario	cupboard	{m}
armario	locker	{m}
armar la de Dios es Cristo	To raise hell, create an almighty fuss	{v} [idiomatic]
armar la de San Quintín	to raise Cain	{phrase}
armar la de San Quintín	to start a fight	{phrase}
armazón	assemblage	{f}
armazón	frame, framework	{f}
armazón	frame, skeleton	{m}
armazón	housing, armature	{m}
Armenia		{prop} [l/en, Armenia]
armenio	Armenian (of, from, or pertaining to Armenia, Armenians, the language or alphabet)	{adj}
armenio	Armenian (person)	{m}
armería	armoury, armory	{f}
armería	gun shop	{f}
armero	armorer	{m}
armero	gunsmith	{m}
armiño	ermine	{m}
armisticio	armistice	{m}
armónica	harmonica	{f}
armónico	harmonic	{adj}
armonía	harmony	{f}
ARN	RNA, ribonucleic acid	{initialism} [genetics]
arándano	blueberry, bilberry, cranberry	{m}
arándano azul	blueberry	{m}
arándano rojo	cranberry	{m}
arándano ártico	lingonberry	{n}
arándano silvestre	lingonberry	{m}
arnés	harness	{m}
arnés pene	strap-on	{n}
aro	earring	{m} [Argentina, Chile, Paraguay]
aro	hoop	{m}
aro	large ring	{m}
aroma	aroma	{m}
aromatasa	aromatase	{f} [enzyme]
aromaticidad	aromaticity	{f}
aromático	aromatic	{adj}
-aron	Denotes the indicative preterite in the (formal) second-person plural for regular verbs ending in -ar	{suffix}
-aron	Denotes the indicative preterite in the third-person plural for regular verbs ending in -ar	{suffix}
arpa	harp (musical instrument)	{f}
arpía	harpy	{f}
arpía	bitch, vixen, or shrew	{f} [vulgar, derogatory]
arpegio	arpeggio	{m}
arpillera	sackcloth	{f}
arpón	harpoon	{m}
arponear	to harpoon	{v}
arponero	harpooner	{m}
arquear	to arch	{v}
arqueólogo	archeologist	{m}
arqueológico	archeological	{adj}
arqueología	archaeology	{f}
arquería	archery	{f}
arquero	archer	{m}
arquero	goalkeeper	{m} [sports]
arquetipo	archetype	{m}
arquetípico	archetypal	{adj}
arqui-	arch-, archi-	{prefix}
arquidiócesis	archdiocese	{f}
arquiepiscopal	archiepiscopal	{adj}
arquimediano	Archimedean	{adj}
arquitectónico	architectural, architectonic	{adj}
arquitecto	architect	{m}
arquitectura	architecture	{f}
arquitrabe	architrave	{f} [architecture]
Arquímedes	Archimedes	{prop}
arracacha	A South American plant grown as a root vegetable, Arracacia xanthorrhiza	{f}
arracache	arracacha	{m} [Costa Rica]
arrachera	beef cut from the diaphragm	{f} [Mexico]
arraigar	to establish	{v}
arraigar	to settle	{v}
arraigar	to take root	{v}
arrancada	An act of pulling away	{f}
arrancada	snatch	{f} [weightlifting]
arrancar	to run away	{vr}
arrancar	to pull out	{v}
arrancar	to rip, to tear	{v}
arrancar	to start	{v}
arranque	startup	{m}
arranque	snatch	{m} [weightlifting]
arrasamiento	devastation	{m}
arrasar	to devastate	{v}
arrastrado	dragged	{adj}
arrastrado	humiliated	{adj}
arrastrar	to put oneself out	{vr}
arrastrar	to drag	{v}
arrastrar	to drag along	{v}
arrastrar	to incite	{v}
arrastrar	to pull, tow	{v}
arrastre	trawling	{m}
arre	gee up, giddyup	{interj}
arrea	get moving!	{interj}
arrear	to harness	{v}
arrear	to urge	{v}
arrebatado	flushed (color)	{adj}
arrebatado	impassioned	{adj}
arrebatado	passionate	{adj}
arrebatador	captivating (beautiful)	{adj}
arrebatadoramente	captivatingly	{adv}
arrebatamiento	rage, anger	{m}
arrebatamiento	snatching, taking	{m}
arrebatar	to snatch	{vt} [ditransitive]
arrebatar	to captivate (with beauty)	{vt}
arrebato	outburst	{m}
arrebato	rage, anger	{m}
arrebujar	to wrap up	{v}
arreciar	to intensify; get stronger, worse, more severe etc	{v} [ergative]
arrecife	reef	{m}
arreglar	to adjust	{v}
arreglar	to arrange	{v}
arreglar	to fix	{v}
arreglar	to repair	{v}
arreglar	to straighten	{v}
arreglo	adjustment	{m}
arreglo	arrangement	{m}
arreglo	compromise	{m}
arreglo	array	{m} [computing]
arreglo	grooming, personal care	{m}
arreglo	repair	{m}
arremeter	to attack	{v}
arrendajo	Eurasian jay (Garrulus glandarius)	{m}
arrendajo	jay, jaybird	{m}
arrendar	to rent	{v} [Latin America]
arrepentido	repentant	{adj}
arrepentimiento	repair made on a painting	{m}
arrepentimiento	repentance	{m}
arrepentir	to regret, repent	{vr}
arrestado	arrested	{adj}
arrestar	to arrest	{v}
arresto	arrest	{m}
arrezuz	liquorice (plant, confection)	{m}
arriar	to flood	{v}
arriba	above, over	{adv}
arriba	upstairs	{adv}
arriba	come on!	{interj}
arriba	hurray for (someone)!	{interj}
arribar	to arrive	{v}
arribista	social climber	{m}
arribo	arrival	{m}
arriesgado	daring	{adj}
arriesgado	risky, dangerous	{adj}
arriesgar	to venture; to risk	{v}
arrimar	to draw near	{v}
arrinconar	to corner	{v}
arrinconar	to shelve, to abandon a project	{v}
arritmia	arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat)	{f}
arroba	An ancient unit of measure of weight or volume, still used in some contexts in Spain, Portugal and Latin America. The exact amount varies by country, region and the substance being measured, being e.g. about 11.5 kg in most of Spain but 16.3 kg in Aragon, 13 kg as measure of oranges in Valencia and 16.1 liters as measure of wine	{f}
arroba	The ‘@’ symbol, used to signify this unit	{f}
arrobar	to enrapture	{v}
arrocera	rice mill	{f} [Costa Rica, Cuba, Uruguay]
arrocera	paddy, rice paddy (field where rice is grown)	{f} [Cuba]
arrocera	feminine form of arrocero	{f}
arrocero	rice [attributive]	{adj}
arrocero	rice farmer	{m}
arrodillar	to kneel down	{vr}
arrodillar	to make someone kneel	{vt}
arrodillarse	(reflexive form of arrodillar) to kneel, to kneel down	{vr}
arrogancia	arrogance	{f}
arrogante	arrogant	{adj}
arrogantemente	arrogantly	{adv}
arrogar	to adopt	{vt} [legal]
arrogar	to ascribe, arrogate	{vtr} [ditransitive, usually]
arrogarse	To arrogate to oneself	{v}
arrojar	to emit	{v}
arrojar	to erupt	{v}
arrojar	to fling or hurl	{v}
arrojar	to shed	{v}
arrojar	to yield	{v}
arrollar	to dumbfound	{v}
arrollar	to roll, to roll away	{v}
arrollar	to sweep away	{v}
arrollar	to wind	{v}
arromar	to make blunt, to make dull	{v}
arropar	to clothe	{v}
arroyo	stream, brook, creek [whether it flows year-round or only seasonally]	{m}
Arroyo	Spanish surname	{prop}
arroz	rice	{m}
arrozal	paddy, rice paddy (field where rice is grown)	{m}
arroz con leche	A Spanish dessert made with rice, milk and sugar. It is similar to rice pudding	{m}
arroz tres delicias	special fried rice (rice with prawns and other ingredients)	{m}
arruar	to grunt	{v} [said of a boar]
arruga	wrinkle	{f}
arrugado	wrinkled, wrinkly	{adj}
arrugar	to chicken out, back down, lose one's nerve	{vr}
arrugar	to crease, to crumple	{vt}
arrugar	to wrinkle	{vt}
arruinado	ruined	{adj}
arruinar	to ruin	{v}
arrullar	to lull	{v}
arrullo	coo	{m}
arrumbar	to take the bearings	{v} [nautical]
arrumbar	to cast aside	{v}
arrumbar	to neglect	{v}
arsenal	arsenal	{m}
arseniato	arsenate	{m} [inorganic chemistry]
arseniuro	arsenide	{m}
arseniuro de galio	gallium arsenide	{m}
arsi	Tocharian A	{n}
arsénico	arsenic	{m}
artículo	article	{m}
artículo de consumo	commodity	{m}
artículo definido	definite article	{m} [grammar]
artículo indefinido	indefinite article	{m} [grammar]
arte	art	{mf}
arte	skill	{mf}
artefacto	artefact	{m}
artejo	knuckle	{m}
arte marcial	martial art	{m}
arte pop	pop art	{m} [arts]
arteria	artery	{f} [anatomy]
arterial	; relating to an artery	{adj} [l/en, arterial]
arteriología	arteriology	{f} [anatomy]
arteriosclerosis	arteriosclerosis	{f}
artero	artful	{adj}
artesanía	handicraft, craftwork	{f}
artesanal	artisanal	{adj}
artesano	artisanal	{adj}
artesano	artisan	{m}
artífice	craftsman, artificer	{mf}
aórtico	aortic	{adj}
articulación	articulation	{f}
articulado	articulate	{adj}
articular	articular	{adj}
articular	to articulate	{v}
artificial		{adj} [l/en, artificial]
artificialmente	artificially	{adv}
artificio	artifact (man-made object)	{m}
artificio	artifice, trick	{m}
artificio	craft	{m}
artificio	skill	{m}
artillería	artillery	{f}
artillero	artilleryman	{m}
artillero	drunkard	{m} [Bolivia]
artilugio	contraption, device	{n}
artimaña	trick	{f}
artista	artist	{mf}
artritis	arthritis	{f} [pathology]
artroplastia	arthroplasty	{f}
artroscopia	arthroscopy	{f} [surgery]
artrópodo	arthropod	{m}
artrítico	arthritic	{adj}
artísticamente	artistically	{adv}
artístico	artistic	{adj}
Arturo	male given name, equivalent to Arthur	{prop}
aruñar	alternative form of arañar	{v}
arveja	pea	{f} [Latin America, Canary Islands]
arveja	vetch	{f}
arzobispado	archbishopric (all senses)	{m}
arzobispal	archepiscopal	{adj}
arzobispo	archbishop	{m}
así	like this; like that; as such; thus; so	{adv}
as	An ace; somebody very proficient at an activity	{m}
as	An ace; in a game of cards	{m} [card games]
-as	suffix indicating the second-person singular present indicative of -ar	{suffix}
-as	suffix indicative the second-person singular present subjunctive of -er verbs and -ir verbs	{suffix}
asa	handle	{f}
asado	broiled	{adj}
asado	roast	{adj}
asado	roast	{m}
asaeteador	archer	{m}
asaetear	to attack, to pierce, to kill with arrows	{v}
asalariado	salaried, with a salary	{adj}
asaltante	raider, burglar	{mf}
asaltar	to strike suddenly (a thought, an illness, death, etc.)	{v} [figuratively]
asaltar	to assault, to assail, to attack	{v}
asaltar	to storm	{v}
asalto	assault	{m}
a salvo	safe and sound	{adj}
asamblea	assembly, meeting	{f}
asar	To be roasting, to feel very hot	{vr}
asar	To pester, to plague	{v}
asar	To roast	{v}
asarona	asarone	{f} [organic compound]
asarse	reflexive form of asar	{vrr}
asbesto	asbestos	{m}
ascacoyote	Anteater	{m}
ascaridol	ascaridole	{m} [organic compound]
ascasuchil	A kind of flowering plant	{m}
ascendencia	ancestry	{f}
ascendente	ascending, upward	{adj}
ascender	to advance	{v} [business]
ascender	(status) to rise	{v}
ascender	to ascend, to mount, to climb	{v}
ascendiente	ancestor	{mf}
ascendiente	ascendancy	{mf}
ascensión	ascension	{f}
Ascensión	female given name	{prop}
ascenso	ascent	{m}
ascenso	promotion	{m}
ascensor	elevator, lift	{m}
asceta	ascetic	{mf}
ascetismo	asceticism	{m}
asco	disgust	{m}
asco	nausea	{m}
ascorbato	ascorbate	{m} [organic compound]
ascórbico	ascorbic	{adj}
ascético	ascetic	{adj}
ascua	ember	{f}
Asdi	Sida, Agencia Sueca de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo	{abbr}
aseado	neat	{adj}
asear	to wash	{v}
asechanza	a trap	{f}
asechar	to set a trap	{vt}
asediar	to besiege	{v}
asedio	siege	{m}
asegurado	made certain	{adj}
asegurador	insurer	{m}
aseguradora	insurance (company)	{f}
aseguramiento	assurance	{m}
asegurar	to maintain	{v}
asegurarse	to make sure	{v}
asemejar	to be similar	{vr}
asemejar	to make similar	{v}
asentadero	seat (place on which to sit)	{m}
asentado	permanent, stable	{adj}
asentado	settled	{adj}
asentamiento	settlement	{m}
asentar	to settle (as in inhabit)	{v}
asentimiento	assent	{m}
asentir	to nod, assent	{v}
aseo	cleaning	{m}
aseo	tidiness	{m}
aseo	toilet	{m}
asequible	affordable	{adj}
asequible	approachable	{adj}
Aser	Asher (Biblical character and tribe)	{prop}
aserradero	sawmill	{m}
aserrín	sawdust	{m}
asesina	feminine form of asesino; murderess	{f}
asesinado	murdered	{adj}
asesinar	to murder	{v}
asesinato	assassination	{m}
asesinato	murder, homicide	{m}
asesino	murderous	{adj}
asesino	murderer	{m}
asesino	traitor	{m}
así es la vida	c'est la vie, that's life	{phrase}
asesor	advisor, consultant	{m}
asesorar	to advise	{v}
asestar	to aim	{v}
asestar	to shoot	{v}
aseverar	to assert	{v}
asexual	asexual	{adj}
asexual	asexual	{mf}
asexualidad	asexuality	{f}
asfaltar	to pave	{v}
asfalto	asphalt	{m}
asfixia	asphyxia	{f} [pathology]
asfixiante	suffocating, asphyxiating	{adj}
asfixiar	to asphyxiate	{v}
asférico	aspheric	{adj}
Asia		{prop} [l/en, Asia]
Asia Sudoeste	Southwest Asia	{n}
asidero	handle	{m}
asiduidad	assiduity, assiduousness	{f}
asiduo	assiduous	{adj}
asiento	seat	{m}
asignación	allowance, salary	{f}
asignar	to assign	{v}
asignatura	subject (particular area of study)	{f}
asilado	asylee	{m}
asilar	to provide asylum	{v}
asilo	asylum (home)	{m}
asilo	asylum (political)	{m}
asilo	shelter, refuge	{m}
asimetría	asymmetry	{f}
asimilación	assimilation	{f}
asimilar	to assimilate	{v}
asimismo	likewise	{adv}
asimétrico	asymmetrical	{adj}
asinino	asinine	{adj}
asinino	donkey (attributive)	{adj}
asintomático	asymptomatic	{adj}
asintóticamente	asymptotically	{adv}
asintótico	asymptotic	{adj}
asir	to cling to	{vt}
asir	to grab; to seize	{vt}
asistencia	assistance	{f}
asistente	assistant	{m}
asistido	mechanically assisted	{adj}
asistir	to attend	{v}
asiática	Asian woman (person from or descended from people from the Indian sub-continent)	{f}
asiático	Asian	{adj}
asiático	Asian (person from or descended from people from the Indian sub-continent)	{m}
asma	asthma	{f} [pathology]
asmático	asthmatic	{adj}
asmático	asthmatic	{m}
asnal	Brutish; bestial	{adj}
asnal	Of or pertaining to donkeys	{adj}
asno	donkey, ass	{m}
asno	dumbass; ass	{m} [slang, pejorative]
asíntota	asymptote	{f} [geometry]
asociación	association	{f}
asociar	to associate	{v}
asolar	to ravage, destroy	{vt}
a solas	on one's own	{adv} [idiomatic]
asolear	to sun	{v}
asomar	to show	{v}
asomarse	To lean	{vr}
asombrado	astonished	{adj}
asombrar	to amaze	{v}
asombro	amazement, astonishment	{m}
asombroso	astonishing, amazing	{adj}
aspa	cross, St. Anthony's cross	{f}
aspa	hasp	{f}
aspa	saltire	{f} [heraldry]
aspa	horn (South American Spanish)	{f}
aspa	intersection of two veins	{f} [mining]
aspa	spool, reel (yarn)	{f}
aspa	vane, sail (of windmill)	{f}
aspa	wheel	{f}
aspa	z-shaped figure	{f}
asparagina	asparagine	{f} [amino acid]
aspartamo	aspartame	{m} [organic compound]
aspartato	aspartate	{m} [organic compound]
aspaviento	fuss, ado	{m} [also in the plural]
aspavientos	fuss, ado	{mp}
aspecto	appearance, look	{m}
aspecto	aspect	{m}
asperilla	woodruff	{f}
aspiración	aspiration, suction	{f}
aspirada	aspirate	{f}
aspirado	aspirated, aspirate	{adj}
aspiradora	vacuum cleaner	{f}
aspirante	aspiring	{adj}
aspirante	aspirant	{mf}
aspirar	to aspire, to desire to be	{v}
aspirar	to inhale	{v}
aspirar	to vacuum	{v}
aspirina	aspirin	{f}
aspro	A particular Turkish currency; the asper	{m}
aspártico	aspartic	{adj}
aséptico	aseptic	{adj}
aséptico	unemotional	{adj}
así que	so	{conj}
asqueado	nauseous, disgusted	{adj}
asquear	to disgust, to cause disgust	{vi}
asqueroso	disgusting	{adj}
asta	bar	{f}
asta	flagstaff	{f}
asta	horn	{f}
asta	lance	{f}
astado	horned (having astas	{m}
astato	astatine	{m}
astaxantina	astaxanthin	{f} [organic compound]
astenosfera	asthenosphere	{f}
asterisco	asterisk	{m}
asterismo	asterism, constellation (small group of stars)	{m} [astronomy]
asteroide	starlike, star-shaped	{adj}
asteroide	asteroid	{m}
astil	shaft (of an arrow)	{m}
astilla	splinter	{f}
astilladora	woodchipper	{f}
astillar	to splinter	{v}
astillas	kindling	{fp}
astillero	shipyard	{m}
astrafobia	astraphobia	{f}
astral	astral	{adj}
astreñir	to constrict	{v}
astringencia	astringency	{f}
astringente	astringent	{adj}
astringente	astringent	{f}
astringir	to compel	{v}
astringir	to constrict	{v}
astrólogo	astrologer	{m}
astrónomo	astronomer	{m}
astro	cosmic body, celestial body	{m}
astro-		{prefix} [l/en, astro-]
-astro	Used to form nouns with a pejorative or lower meaning	{suffix}
astrobiología	astrobiology	{f}
astroblema	astrobleme	{m} [geology]
astrofísica	astrophysics	{f}
astrofísica	(female) astrophysicist	{f}
astrofísico	astrophysical	{adj}
astrofísico	astrophysicist	{m}
astroide	astroid	{m} [geometry]
astrolabio	astrolabe	{m}
astrológico	astrological	{adj}
astrología	astrology	{f}
astrometría	astrometry	{f}
astronauta	astronaut, spaceman	{mf}
astronómico	astronomic	{adj}
astronomía	astronomy	{f}
astronáutica	astronautics	{f}
astronáutico	astronautic	{adj}
astucia	slyness, astuteness	{f}
asturiana	(female) Asturian	{f}
asturiano	Asturian	{adj}
asturiano	Asturian	{m}
asturiano	Asturian (language)	{m}
Asturias	a province in northwest Spain	{prop}
astuto	astute, shrewd, smart, clever	{adj}
a su hora	at the right time, on time	{adv} [idiomatic]
asumir	to assume, take on	{v} [said of a duty or position]
asunción	assumption, succession to the throne	{f}
asunción	the Assumption	{f}
Asunción	Any of a number of places, including Asunción (capital of Paraguay)	{prop}
Asunción	female given name	{prop}
asunto	affair	{m}
asunto	business	{m}
asunto	issue	{m}
asunto	matter	{m}
a sus pies	at your (his/her/their) fingertips	{phrase}
asustadizo	scary, frightening	{adj}
asustado	scared	{adj}
asustar	to be scared, frightened	{vr}
asustar	to scare	{vt}
asustarse	reflexive form of asustar To be frightened	{vr}
AT	OT	{abbr}
-ata	feminine form of -ato	{suffix}
atacado	affronted	{adj}
atacante	attacker	{mf}
atacar	to attack	{v}
ataúd	coffin, casket	{m}
atado	biased	{adj}
atado	confused	{adj}
atado	tied	{adj}
atado	timid	{adj}
atado	coward	{m}
atadura	attachment, tying up	{f}
atadura	tie	{f}
atañer	to concern	{v}
atajar	to catch	{v} [Latin America]
atajar	to block	{v} [Spain]
atajar	to intercept	{v} [Spain]
atajar	to stop	{v} [Spain]
atajar	to take a short cut	{v}
atajo	shortcut, cutoff	{m}
atalaya	height	{f}
atalaya	watchtower	{f}
atalayar	To spy on	{v}
atalayar	To watch from a high vantage point	{v}
atanor	water pipe	{m}
ataque	attack	{m}
ataque cardiaco	heart attack	{m}
ataque de nervios	nervous breakdown	{m}
atar	to tie	{vt}
atarantar	to daze	{v}
ataraxia	ataraxia	{f}
atarazana	shipyard, dockyard	{f} [nautical]
atardecer	late afternoon, sunset, dusk, evenfall, nightfall	{m}
atardecer	to draw towards evening, to grow late	{v}
atardecer	to get dark	{v}
atarear	to devote oneself to a task or occupation	{vr}
atarear	to task	{vt}
atascar	to jam, obstruct	{vt}
atascarse	to stick, to become stuck	{vr}
atasco	jam (blockage)	{m}
ataviar	to adorn	{v}
ataviar	to dress	{v}
atavío	apparel; clothing	{m}
ataxia	ataxia	{f} [pathology]
ate	A kind of Mexican jelly candy made by cooking fruit pulp, usually from guava, quince, peach or prickly pear	{m}
atea	feminine form of ateo	{f}
atemorizar	to scare, frighten	{vt}
atemperar	to temper	{v}
Atenas	Athens (capital city of Greece)	{prop}
atenazar	to grip, paralyse (especially fear)	{vt} [figuratively]
atenazar	to hold in place (especially by means of a clamp, vice, etc.)	{vt} [literally]
atención	attention	{f}
atención	courtesy, favor	{f}
atender	to pay attention; to mind	{vi}
atender	to care for (someone, especially the ill)	{vt}
atender	to comply with (some rule)	{vt}
atender	to pay attention to (something); to attend to (something)	{vt}
atener	To maintain, to keep (a tradition, etc.)	{v}
atenerse	to rely	{vr}
atentado	moderate, prudent	{adj} [dated]
atentado	violent attack	{m}
atentamente	attentively	{adv}
atentamente	best regards (polite closing of a letter)	{adv}
atentamente	politely	{adv}
atentar	to commit a violent or criminal attack, to strike	{v}
atento	attentive	{adj}
atento	polite, courteous	{adj}
atento	thoughtful	{adj}
atenuar	to attenuate	{v}
atenuar	to extenuate	{v}
ateo	atheist	{adj}
ateo	atheist	{m}
atepocate	tadpole	{m} [Mexico]
aterciopelado	velvety (made of velvet)	{adj}
aterectomía	atherectomy	{f}
aterir	to numb cold	{v}
aterirse	to become rigid from the cold	{v}
aterrador	terrifying	{adj}
aterraje	landing (of an aircraft)	{m}
aterraje	landing (where a boat lands)	{m}
aterrar	to scare	{v}
aterrar	to stain with earth, dust or sand	{v}
aterrizaje	Landing (of an airplane)	{m}
aterrizar	to come back to reality, to stop dreaming	{vi} [figuratively, colloquial]
aterrizar	to land (e.g. an airplane)	{vi}
aterrorizar	to terrify	{v}
ateísmo	atheism	{m}
atesorar	to hoard	{v}
ateísta	atheist	{mf}
atestación	attestation	{f}
atestar	to attest	{v} [legal]
atestar	to pack	{v}
atestiguar	to attest, to testify	{v}
atiborrado	crowded	{adj}
atiborrar	to stuff oneself (with food)	{vr}
atiborrar	to crowd	{v}
atiborrar	to stuff	{v}
a tiempo	in time, at the opportune moment	{adv}
a tiempo	on time, in time, not late	{adv}
a tientas	blindly (without seeing, touching shapes for orientation)	{adv}
atildado	dapper; elegant	{adj}
atildar	to place a tilde over	{v}
atinar	to be accurate; hit the target; get (something) right	{vi}
atirantar	to tighten	{v}
a tiro	in range (of a target to shoot)	{adv}
a tiro	within reach (of a goal, ambition etc.)	{adv}
a tiro hecho	purposefully	{adv} [idiomatic]
atisbar	to spy on	{v}
atisbar	to watch, to observe	{v}
atisbo	inkling	{m}
atizador	poker (for fire)	{m}
atizar	to stir, fan, poke, rouse, stoke	{v}
atlas		{m} [anatomy, cartography] [l/en, atlas]
atleta	a physically fit person	{mf}
atleta	athlete (competitor in a sport)	{mf}
atletismo	athletics	{m}
atlántico	Atlantic	{adj}
Atlántico	Atlantic Ocean	{prop}
Atlántida	Atlantis	{prop}
atlético	athletic	{adj}
atómico	atomic	{adj}
atmosfera	alternative form of atmósfera	{f}
atmosférico	atmospheric	{adj}
atmósfera	atmosphere	{f}
atún	tuna (fish)	{m}
atónito	stunned, astonished	{adj}
-ato	designates a salt or ester related to an acid	{suffix} [chemistry]
-ato	Denotes the office of a noun stem	{suffix}
-ato	Forms adjectives of quality	{suffix}
-ato	forms an institution from a noun stem	{suffix}
-ato	forms the corresponding action of a noun	{suffix}
-ato	indicates a baby of a specific animal	{suffix}
a todo cerdo le llega su san Martín	every dog has its day	{proverb}
atole	atole	{m}
atolón	atoll	{m}
atolondrado	confused	{adj}
atolondrado	rash, foolish	{adj}
atolondrar	to fluster, to confuse	{vt}
a tomar por el culo	miles away	{adv} [idiomatic, vulgar, colloquial]
atomicidad	atomicity	{f}
atomizador	atomizer	{m}
atomizar	to atomize	{v}
atomizar	to spray	{v}
atomoxetina	atomoxetine	{f} [pharmaceutical drug]
atonal	atonal	{adj} [music]
atontar	to stupefy	{v}
atorar	to clog	{v}
atormentar	to torment	{v}
atornillar	to screw	{v}
atosigar	to pester, harass	{vt}
atosigar	to poison	{vt}
atovaquona	atovaquone	{m} [pharmaceutical drug, organic compound]
atípico	atypical	{adj}
atrabiliario	atrabilious	{adj}
atrabiliario	choleric	{adj}
atracar	to berth	{v} [nautical]
atracar	to assault	{v}
atracción	attraction	{f}
atracón	stuffing, pigging out (act of eating a lot)	{m} [colloquial]
atraco	assault	{m}
atraco	robbery	{m}
atractivo	attractive	{adj}
atractivo	appeal, attractiveness, attraction	{m}
atraer	to attract, to lure	{v}
atraillar	to leash	{v}
atrancar	to bar, to secure shut with bars	{v}
atrapado	caught, captured	{adj}
atrapado	stuck	{adj}
atrapado	trapped	{adj}
atrapar	to capture	{v}
atrasado	belated, tardy, delayed	{adj}
atrasar	to delay	{v}
atraso	delay, lateness	{m}
atravesado	transversal, cross, oblique	{adj}
atravesar	to cross, to traverse	{v}
atravesar	to pierce	{v}
atravesimiento	crossing	{m}
atravesimiento peatonal	pedestrian crossing or overpass	{n}
a través de	across	{adv}
a través de	through	{adv}
atrayente	attractive	{adj}
atreguar	to form or grant a truce	{v}
atrever	to dare	{vp}
atreverse	(reflexive form of atrever) to dare	{vr}
atrevido	daring, bold	{adj}
atrevimiento	boldness	{m}
atribución	attribution	{f}
atribuible	ascribable	{adj}
atribuir	to assign	{v}
atribular	to afflict	{v}
atributo	attribute	{m}
atrición	attrition	{f}
atrición	bruise	{f} [pathology]
atrincherar	to entrench	{v}
atrocidad	atrocity	{f}
atrofia	atrophy	{f}
atrofiar	to atrophy	{vr} [atrofiarse]
atrofiar	to cause atrophy	{v}
atronador	thunderous	{adj}
atronar	to deafen; stun	{v}
atronar	to thunder	{v}
atropellado	hasty, in a rush	{adj}
atropellar	to be abusive, to bully	{v}
atropellar	to drive over	{v}
atroz	atrocious, horrible	{adj}
atrás	back in time, ago	{adv}
atrás	behind	{adv}
Atte.	Abbreviation for atentamente (commonly used as part of the signature in letters and e-mails in Spanish speaking countries)	{abbr}
attogramo	attogram	{m}
atuendo	attire, clothing, dress	{m}
atuendo	pomp, ostentation	{m}
atufar	to vex	{v}
aturdimiento	daze, stupor	{m}
aturdimiento	stupefaction	{m}
aturdir	to stun, to daze, to dumbfound	{v}
audacia	audacity	{f}
audaz	audacious, bold, daring	{adj}
audífono	earphone	{m}
audífono	hearing aid	{m}
audibilidad	audibility	{f}
audición	audition	{f}
audición	hearing	{f}
audiencia	audience	{f}
audio	audio	{m}
audioguía	audio guide	{f}
audiovisual	audiovisual	{adj}
auditar	to audit	{v}
auditivo	auditory	{adj}
auditora	auditor	{f}
auditoría	audit	{f}
auge	peak, zenith	{m}
augurar	to foretell	{v}
Augustín	male given name, akin to Augustine.	{prop}
açul	obsolete form of azul	{adj}
açul	obsolete form of azul	{n}
aula	classroom	{f}
aullar	to howl, bay	{v}
aullido	howl, howling, ook, yip, yelp, yap	{m}
aumentado	augmented, increased	{adj}
aumentador	augmenter	{m}
aumentar	to grow	{v}
aumentar	to increase	{v}
aumentarse	to accumulate; to increase	{v}
aumentarse	to augment	{v}
aumentativo	augmentative	{adj} [grammar]
aumentativo	augmentative	{m} [grammar]
aumento	increase	{m}
aumento	raise	{m}
aun	even	{adv}
aunar	to unite	{vr}
aunar	to join; to merge	{vt}
aun así	anyway, even so	{adv}
aunque	and though; although; even though	{conj}
aunque	even if, irrespective of (followed by subjunctive verb form)	{conj}
aupar	to lift or raise someone	{vt}
aupar	to praise, to extol	{vt}
aura	aura	{f}
aura	The turkey vulture and related species in the genus Cathartes, carrion-eating birds native to the Americas	{f}
aurícula	Either of the atrial chambers of the heart; atrium	{f}
Aurelia	female given name, cognate to the English Aurelia	{prop}
Aurelio	male given name, cognate to Aurelius	{prop}
aureola	areola	{f} [anatomy]
aureola	corona	{f} [astronomy]
aureola	halo (luminous disc around the heads of saints)	{f}
auricular	auricular	{adj}
auricular	auricular (finger)	{m}
auricular	earpiece of a telephone	{m}
auricular	headphone	{m}
auriga	charioteer	{m} [poetic, literary]
aurora	aurora	{f}
Aurora	female given name	{prop}
Aurora		{prop} [Roman god] [l/en, Aurora]
aurora austral	aurora australis	{f}
aurora boreal	aurora borealis	{f}
auscultación	auscultation	{f}
auscultar	to auscultate	{v}
ausencia	absence	{f}
ausentar	to send away	{v}
ausentarse	to absent oneself	{vr}
ausente	absent	{adj}
auspiciar	to sponsor	{v}
auspicio	A sign or omen	{m}
auspicio	The patronage or protection given by an entity; auspice	{m} [chiefly, plural]
auspicios	auspices (the patronage and protection of some entity)	{mp}
austeridad	austerity	{f}
austero	austere	{adj}
austríaco	Austrian (relating to Austria)	{adj}
austríaco	Austrian (Austrian person)	{m}
Australia		{prop} [l/en, Australia]
australiano	Australian	{adj}
australiano	Australian (person)	{m}
Austria		{prop} [l/en, Austria]
austriaco	Austrian (relating to Austria)	{adj}
austriaco	Austrian (Austrian person)	{m}
Austria-Hungría	Austria-Hungary	{prop}
autarcheia	economic self-sufficiency	{f}
autócrata	autocrat	{mf}
autóctono	autochthonous	{adj}
autóctono	autochthon	{m}
autenticar	authenticate	{v}
autenticidad	authenticity	{f}
autentificar	to authenticate	{v}
autógrafo	autograph	{m}
autismo	autism	{m} [clinical psychology]
autista	autistic	{adj}
autista	autistic	{mf}
autómata	automaton	{m}
autónomo	autonomous	{adj}
auténtico	authentic	{adj}
auténtico	genuine	{adj}
auténtico	true, real	{adj}
auto	A short dramatic play with biblical or allegorical characters	{m}
auto	car	{m}
auto	Order, or writ, or resolution	{m} [legal, formal]
auto	writ	{m}
auto-	auto-	{prefix}
autoabastecerse	to become self-sufficient	{vr}
autoafirmación	The quality of being self-assured; assertiveness	{f}
autoaniquilación	self-annihilation	{f}
autobiografía	autobiography	{f}
autobiográfico	autobiographical	{adj}
auto bomba	car bomb	{f}
autobús	bus, coach	{m}
autocaravana	A motor home	{f}
autoclave	autoclave	{f}
autocontrol	self-control	{m}
autocracia	autocracy	{f}
autocrítica	self-criticism	{f}
autocráticamente	autocratically	{adv}
autocrático	autocratic	{adj}
autodefensa	self-defence	{f}
autodescubrimiento	self-discovery	{m}
autodestrucción	self-destruction	{f}
autodestructible	self-destructing	{adj}
autodestruir	to self-destruct	{v}
autodeterminación	self-determination	{f}
autodual	self-dual	{adj} [mathematics]
autoespacio	eigenspace	{m} [linear algebra]
autoestima	self-esteem	{f}
autoestop	hitchhiking	{m}
autoestopista	hitchhiker (a person who hitchhikes)	{mf}
autofelación	autofellatio	{f}
autogobernado	self-governing	{adj}
autografiar	to autograph	{v}
autohipnosis	self-hypnosis	{f}
automatización	automation	{f}
automatizar	to automate	{vt}
automotor	automotive	{adj}
automotriz	automotive	{adj}
automovilismo	motor racing, auto racing	{m}
automovilista	car driver	{f}
automovilístico	Related to automobile racing	{adj}
automáticamente	automatically	{adv}
automáticamente	mechanically	{adv}
automático	automatic	{adj}
automutilación	self-mutilation	{f}
automóvil	An automobile; a car	{m}
autonómico	autonomous	{adj}
autonomía	autonomy	{f}
autopista	motorway, freeway	{f}
autopsia	autopsy	{f}
autor	author	{m}
autora	(female) author	{f}
autoría	authorship	{f}
autoría	responsibility	{f}
autoridad	authority	{f}
autoritario	authoritarian	{adj}
autoritativo	authoritative	{adj} [rare]
autorización	authorization	{f}
autorizado	authorized	{adj}
autorizado	definitive; authoritative	{adj}
autorizar	to authorize	{v}
autorretrato	self-portrait	{m}
autosacrificio	self-sacrifice	{m}
autosómico	autosomal	{adj}
autosoma	autosome	{f} [genetics]
autosuficiencia	self-sufficiency	{f}
autotomía	autotomy	{f}
autotrasplante	autotransplant	{m} [surgery]
autotrófico	autotrophic	{adj}
autovalor	eigenvalue	{m} [linear algebra]
autovector	eigenvector	{m} [linear algebra]
autótrofa	feminine form of autótrofo	{f}
autótrofo	autotrophic	{adj}
autótrofo	autotroph	{m}
auxiliar	auxiliary	{adj}
auxiliar	to aid	{v}
auxilio	aid, help	{m}
auyama	squash	{f} [Venezuela, Colombia, Dominican Republic]
aval	countersignature	{m}
aval	endorsement	{m}
avalancha	avalanche	{f}
avalar	to endorse	{v}
avance	advance	{m}
avance	advance payment	{m}
avance	progress	{m}
avanzado	advanced	{adj}
avanzar	to advance	{v}
avara	miser (female)	{f}
avaricia	avarice, greed	{f}
avaricioso	avaricious, greedy	{adj}
avaro	avaricious	{adj}
avaro	mean	{adj}
avaro	miser	{m}
avasallar	to subdue, to subjugate	{v}
avasallar	to subject	{v}
Avda.	abbreviation of avenida (avenue)	{f}
ave	bird	{f}
ave	fowl, poultry	{f} [Chile]
ave	train From the acronym AVE (Alta Velocidad Española) meaning high speed train (written mostly all caps)	{f} [Spain]
a veces	sometimes; occasionally; at times	{adv} [idiomatic]
avecinar	to bring near	{v}
avecinar	to impend	{v}
ave del paraíso	bird of paradise	{f}
avefría	lapwing (bird belonging to the subfamily Vanellinae)	{f}
avellana	hazelnut	{f}
avellano	hazel tree (genus Corylus)	{m}
avemaría	Angelus	{m}
avemaría	Hail Mary	{m}
avena	oat	{f}
avena	oatmeal porridge	{f}
avena	oats	{f}
avenate	gruel	{m}
avenida	avenue	{f}
avenir	to happen	{vi} [dated]
avenir	to agree, accept	{vr}
avenir	to reconcile	{vt}
aventajar	to surpass	{v}
aventón	hitchhiking	{m} [Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Panama]
aventón	push	{m} [Ecuador, GuatemalaHonduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru]
aventura	adventure	{f}
aventura	fling	{f}
aventurar	to risk	{v}
aventurar	to venture (an opinion)	{v}
aventurera	feminine form of aventurero	{f}
aventurero	adventuresome	{adj}
aventurero	adventurous	{adj}
aventurero	adventurer	{m}
ave pasajera	migrant, bird of passage	{f}
a ver	indicates the need or desire of find out, verify or demonstrate; show me	{interj}
a ver	let me see; let's see	{interj}
a ver	used to encourage or challenge; go!	{interj}
avería	breakdown	{f}
ave rapaz	bird of prey (carnivorous bird)	{f}
avergonzado	ashamed	{adj}
avergonzar	to embarrass	{vt}
avergonzarse	to embarrass oneself, be ashamed	{v}
averiar	to break (breakdown)	{v}
averiar	to damage	{v}
averiguable	ascribable	{adj}
averiguar	to discover, find out	{vt}
averiguar	to investigate	{vt}
averiguar	to verify	{vt}
aversión	aversion	{f}
avestruz	ostrich	{m}
avetoro	bittern (bird)	{m}
avezado	seasoned	{adj}
avezar	accustom, inure, familiarize	{vt}
aviación	aviation	{f}
aviador	aviator	{m}
aviar	of birds. avian	{adj}
aviar	to get ready	{v}
aviar	to hurry	{v}
aviar	to prepare	{v}
avidez	eagerness	{f}
avidez	greed, avarice	{f}
avión	aeroplane, airplane, plane	{m}
avión	martin, swallow	{m}
avinagrar	to go/turn sour	{vr}
avinagrar	to sour	{v}
avión cisterna	tanker plane	{m}
avión común	house martin	{m}
avión de papel	paper airplane	{m}
avioneta	light aircraft	{f}
avisar	to notify	{v}
aviso	announcement	{m}
aviso	warning	{m}
avispa	crafty person; one who angers easily	{f}
avispa	wasp (insect)	{f}
avispado	astute, sly, clever	{adj}
avispero	complicated mess	{m} [colloquial]
avispero	wasp nest	{m}
avispilla	diminutive form of avispa	{f}
avispón	hornet	{m}
avistaje	sighting	{m}
avistamiento	sighting	{m}
avistar	to sight	{v}
avivar	to wake up, get clever (become more aware)	{vp} [context]
avivar	to enliven	{v}
avizorar	to spy on	{v}
-avo	added to a cardinal number to signify one portion of a whole divided into that number of pieces. Creates both nouns and adjectives	{suffix}
avoceta	The avocet, a bird	{f}
axila	armpit	{f} [anatomy]
axilar	axillary	{adj}
axilar	axil	{f} [botany]
axioma	axiom (all senses)	{m}
axiomático	axiomatic	{adj}
AXJ	Spanish political party: Acción por la Justicia	{initialism}
axón	axon (nerve fibre)	{m}
axocopaque	teaberry	{m}
axonométrico	axonometric	{adj}
ay	A stereotypical sound of a Latino or Latina (e.g. ¡Ay Papi!, something like saying "Oh Baby!")	{interj}
ay	Expresses pain or sorrow	{interj}
ayahuasca	a psychotropic concoction prepared from said vine	{f}
ayahuasca	ayahuasca	{f}
ayahuasquera	A woman who administers or uses ayahuasca	{m}
ayahuasquero	A man who administers or uses ayahuasca; a shaman	{m}
ayate	A cloak-like garment made from this cloth	{m} [historical]
ayate	A cloth made from the fiber of the maguey plant, similar to henequen or sisal	{m} [Mexico]
ayatolá	Ayatollah	{m}
ay ay ay	acknowledging a mistake or surprise	{interj}
ay ay ay	whoops-a-daisy	{interj}
ay, caramba	An interjection expressing surprise or pain	{interj}
ay, caramba	An interjection with an emotion equivalent to oh my God!	{interj}
ayer	yesterday	{adv}
ayer	day's gone by; yesteryear; the past	{m} [figuratively]
ayer	yesterday	{m}
aymara	Aymara (indigenous people of South America)	{m}
aymara	Aymara (language)	{m}
ayo	Person who takes care of children; tutor	{m}
ayote	pumpkin, squash	{m} [Central America]
ayotoste	armadillo	{m} [Mexican Indian]
ayto	abbreviation of ayuntamiento	{m}
ayuda	help, aid, assistance	{f}
ayuda	helper	{mf}
ayudante	auxiliary	{adj}
ayudante	helper, assistant	{mf}
ayudar	to help	{v}
ayunar	to fast	{vi}
ayuno	fasting (without having eaten)	{adj}
ayuno	fast (time without eating)	{m}
ayuntamiento	a corporation or body of magistrates in cities and towns, corresponding to mayor and aldermen	{m}
ayuntar	to have sexual intercourse	{vr}
ayuntar	to join, to gather, compare juntar	{v}
ayuso	down	{adv} [obsolete]
-aza	feminine form of -azo	{suffix}
azabache	Having a jet colour; of a deep black, and often glistening, colour	{adj}
azabache	Jet; a form of compact, glistening coal often used in jewelry	{m}
azada	hoe (agricultural tool)	{f}
azadiractina	azadirachtin	{f}
azadón	hoe	{m}
azafata	stewardess	{f} [Spain]
azafate	flat basket; tray	{m}
azafranado	saffron colored	{adj}
azafranar	to color saffron	{v}
azafranar	to mix with saffron	{v}
azafrán	saffron	{m}
azahar	lemon blossom	{m}
azahar	orange blossom	{m}
azalea	azalea	{f}
azar	cushion side of a billiard pocket	{m}
azar	losing card, losing throw	{m} [games]
azar	luck, chance	{m}
azar	misfortune, accident	{m}
azar	obstacle, hazard	{m}
azaroso	random	{adj}
azaroso	unlucky, unfortunate	{adj}
azúcar	sugar	{mf}
azúcar flor	powdered sugar	{m}
azúcar glas	powdered sugar	{m}
azúcar moreno	brown sugar	{m}
azerí	Azeri (language)	{adj}
azerí	Azeri (person)	{adj}
azerí	Azeri language	{m}
azerí	ethnic Azeri; Azerbaijani	{mf}
azerbaiyano	Azeri (pertaining to Azerbaijan)	{adj}
azerbaiyano	Azeri (person)	{m}
azerbaiyano	Azeri (language)	{prop}
Azerbaiyán	Azerbaijan (country in Eastern Europe)	{prop}
azófar	brass	{m}
-azgo	Forms the effect or condition of the base word	{suffix}
-azgo	Forms the office of the base word	{suffix}
azimut	alternative spelling of azimuth	{f}
azimutal	alternative spelling of acimutal	{adj}
azina	azine	{f} [organic compound]
azálea	alternative form of azalea	{f} [Mexico]
azúmbar	spikenard	{m}
azúmbar	water plantain, Damasonium stellatum	{m}
-azo	Forming augmentatives; words expressing greatness or size	{suffix}
-azo	Forming pejoratives; words emphasizing contempt for a subject	{suffix}
-azo	Forming words expressing a hit or strike	{suffix}
-azo	Forming words expressing suddenness or brevity	{suffix}
azolvar	to clog something, particularly a pipe or conduit	{v}
azor	a goshawk bird	{m} [ornithology]
azorar	to startle	{v}
Azores	the Azores	{prop}
azotador	one who whips; whipper	{m}
azotar	to whip, flog	{v}
azote	scourge, a multi-tail whip, as used by flagellants for mortification of the sinful flesh	{m}
azotea	(head) bonce, noggin	{f} [colloquial]
azotea	flat roof, terrace roof	{f}
azteca	Aztec	{adj}
azteca	Aztec	{mf}
aztequismo	nahuatlism	{m}
azucarar	to sugar; to add sugar to	{v}
azucarera	sugar bowl	{f}
azucarera	sugar factory	{f}
azucarero	pertaining or related to sugar	{adj}
azucarero	sugar bowl	{m}
azucarillo	sugar lump	{m}
azucena	lily	{f}
Azucena	female given name, comparable to the English Lily	{prop}
azuela	adze	{f}
azufrar	to bleach	{vt}
azufrar	to sulfur (to treat with sulfur)	{vt}
azufre	sulfur	{m}
azul	blue	{adj}
azul	blue	{m}
azulado	bluish, blue colored	{adj}
azul de cobalto	cobalt blue	{m}
azulejar	to tile	{v}
azulejo	blue colored	{adj}
azulejo	indigo bunting, Passerina cyanea	{m}
azulejo	cornflower, Centaurea cyanus	{m} [plants]
azulejo	tile	{m}
azur	azure (sky-blue coloured)	{adj}
azurita	Azurite: a soft, deep blue copper mineral	{f}
azuzar	to incite	{v}
ábaco	abacus	{m}
ábaco neperiano	Napier's bones	{m}
-ábamos	indicates the imperfect tense first-person plural form of an -ar verb	{suffix}
ábrego	African	{m} [obsolete]
ábrego	southwest wind	{m}
ábrigo	desert wind	{m} [rare, dialectal]
ábsida	apse	{f}
ábside	apse	{m}
ábsit	go away (declares a desire that something should go far from the speaker, or that God free them of it)	{interj}
ácana	Name of tree belonging to the Sapotaceae family; Manilkara bidentata; balatá	{f}
ácana	Wood of this tree	{f}
ácaro	mite	{m}
ácaro	order of mites	{m} [plural, zoology]
-ácea	feminine form of -áceo	{suffix}
-áceo	-aceous	{suffix}
ácere	alternative spelling of arce	{m}
ácero	hornless (for vertebrates), antennaless (for arthropods)	{adj} [zoology]
ácido	acidic	{adj}
ácido	harsh	{adj}
ácido	sharp, tart	{adj}
ácido	acid	{m}
ácido acetilneuramínico	acetylneuraminic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido acetilsalicílico	acetylsalicylic acid, aspirin	{m} [organic compound]
ácido acrílico	acrylic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido acético	acetic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido adípico	adipic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido aldónico	aldonic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido aminobenzoico	aminobenzoic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido aminobutírico	aminobutyric acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido araquidónico	arachidonic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido ascórbico	ascorbic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido aspártico	aspartic acid	{m} [organic compound, amino acid]
ácido benzoico	benzoic acid	{m}
ácido betahidroxibutírico	beta-Hydroxybutyric acid	{m}
ácido butírico	butyric acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido carboxílico	carboxylic acid	{m}
ácido carmínico	carminic acid	{m}
ácido cianhídrico	hydrocyanic acid	{m}
ácido clorhídrico	hydrochloric acid	{m} [inorganic chemistry]
ácido cloroacético	chloroacetic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido clórico	chloric acid	{m} [chemistry]
ácido cítrico	citric acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido desoxirribonucleico	deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)	{m}
ácido fólico	folic acid	{m}
ácido fulmínico	fulminic acid	{m}
ácido fumárico	fumaric acid	{m}
ácido gamma-aminobutírico	gamma-aminobutyric acid	{m}
ácido glicocólico	glycocholic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido glucurónico	glucuronic acid	{m}
ácido glutámico	glutamic acid	{m} [amino acid]
ácido graso	fatty acid	{m} [chemistry]
ácido isocítrico	isocitric acid	{m}
ácido láctico	lactic acid	{m}
ácido linoleico	linoleic acid	{m}
ácido málico	malic acid	{m}
ácido neuramínico	neuraminic acid	{m}
ácido nítrico	nitric acid	{m} [inorganic chemistry]
ácido nucleico	nucleic acid	{m} [biochemistry]
ácido oleico	oleic acid	{m}
ácido oxaloacético	oxaloacetic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido oxálico	oxalic acid	{m}
ácido palmítico	palmitic acid	{m}
ácido pícrico	picric acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido permangánico	permanganic acid	{m}
ácido pirúvico	pyruvic acid	{m}
ácido quenodesoxicólico	chenodeoxycholic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido racémico	racemic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido ribonucleico	ribonucleic acid (RNA)	{m} [biochemistry]
ácido úrico	uric acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido siálico	sialic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido sórbico	sorbic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido succínico	succinic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido sulfónico	sulfonic acid	{m} [chemistry]
ácido sulfúrico	sulfuric acid	{m} [inorganic chemistry]
ácido sulfuroso	sulfurous acid	{m} [inorganic compound]
ácido tartárico	tartaric acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido taurocólico	taurocholic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido timidílico	thymidylic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido tricloroacético	trichloroacetic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido valproico	valproic acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido valérico	valeric acid	{m} [organic compound]
ácido xántico	xanthic acid	{m} [organic compound]
áfido	aphid	{m}
África	Africa (continent)	{prop}
África	female given name shortened from María (de) África, an epithet of the Virgin Mary as Our Lady of Africa	{prop}
áfrico	African	{adj} [poetic]
ágape	agape; spiritual love	{m}
ágape	banquet	{m}
ágata	agate	{f}
ágil	agile	{adj}
ágilmente	nimbly, agilely	{adv}
ágora	agora	{f} [historical]
Águeda	female given name, cognate to English Agatha	{prop}
águila	eagle	{f}
águila harpía	harpy eagle	{f}
águila pescadora	osprey (Pandion haliaetus)	{f}
-áis	Suffix indicating the second-person plural present indicative of -ar verbs	{suffix}
-áis	Suffix indicating the second-person plural present subjunctive of -er and -ir verbs	{suffix}
álamo	white poplar (tree)	{m}
álamo	white poplar (wood)	{m}
álamo temblón	aspen	{m}
Álava	Álava	{prop}
álbum	album	{m}
álcali	alkali	{m}
álef	aleph; the Hebrew letter א	{mf}
álgebra	algebra	{f}
álgebra lineal	linear algebra (branch of mathematics)	{f}
álgido	algid	{adj} [medicine]
áloe	agarwood	{m}
áloe	aloe, aloe juice	{m} [plants]
álter ego	alter ego	{m}
Álvara	female given name	{prop}
Álvarez	Spanish surname	{prop}
Álvaro	male given name	{prop}
ámbar	amber	{m}
ámbar gris	ambergris	{m}
ámbito	scope, field	{m}
ánade	duck	{m}
ánfora	amphora	{f}
ángel	angel	{m}
Ángel	male given name meaning "an angel", comparable to English Angelo	{prop}
Ángela	female given name, equivalent to English Angela	{prop}
Ángeles	female given name	{prop}
ángel protector	guardian angel	{m}
ángelus	Angelus	{m}
ángulo	angle	{m} [geometry]
ángulo recto	right angle	{m}
ánima	bore, calibre	{f}
ánima	soul	{f}
ánimo	courage! keep your head up! good luck!	{interj}
ánimo	soul, spirit, mood	{m}
ánimo	vigor	{m}
ánodo	anode	{m}
ánsar	wild goose	{m} [formal]
ápex	apex	{m}
ápice	apex, tip	{m}
ápice	apex	{m} [botany]
ápice	Very small bit; a small amount of something	{m}
árabe	Arabic	{adj}
árabe	Arab	{mf}
árbitra	referee, arbiter	{mf}
árbitro	sports official (e.g. referee or umpire)	{m}
árbol	tree (all senses)	{m}
árbol de Navidad	Christmas tree	{m}
árbol genealógico	family tree	{m}
árbor	obsolete form of árbol	{m}
área	An area	{f}
área	(unit of area) are	{f}
árido	arid	{adj}
árnica	Arnica (arnica)	{f}
ártico	arctic	{adj}
Ártico	the Arctic	{prop}
ásperamente	harshly	{adv}
áspero	rough	{adj}
áspid	asp	{m}
áster	aster	{m}
ático	Attic	{adj}
ático	Attic (dialect)	{m}
ático	penthouse, loft, attic	{m}
átomo	atom	{m}
átono	atonic	{adj} [phonetics]
áureo	gold	{adj}
áureo	aureus	{m}
ávara	(female) Avar	{f}
ávaro	Avar (language)	{m}
ávaro	Avar (person)	{m}
ávidamente	avidly	{adv}
ávido	anxious	{adj}
ávido	eager, greedy	{adj}
Ávila	Spanish surname	{prop}
ázoe	nitrogen	{m} [chemistry]