Spanish words starting with G:

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Spanish word	meaning in English	features
g	The seventh letter of the Spanish alphabet	{letter}
G	The seventh letter of the Spanish alphabet	{letter}
gabacha	a work shirt (usually short-sleeved and not tucked in), or a smock or apron worn by people such as kindergarten children, gardeners, doctors, physiotherapists, spa workers, chefs, or housekeepers	{f}
gabacho	Gallic, frenchified	{adj}
gabacho	Pyrenean	{adj} [geography]
gabacho	a villager from the Pyrenees	{m}
gabacho	a Frenchman, a Frog	{m} [colloquial, pejorative]
gabacho	foreigner, gringo	{m} [colloquial, pejorative, Mexico]
gabacho	a white American	{m} [colloquial, pejorative, Texas]
gabapentina	gabapentin	{f} [medicine]
gabarra	barge, boat	{f}
gabán	overcoat	{m}
Gabón	Gabon (Gabonese Republic)	{prop}
gabonés	Gabonese	{adj}
gabonés	Gabonese	{m}
Gabriel	Gabriel (Archangel).	{prop}
Gabriel	male given name	{prop}
Gabriela	female given name, feminine form of Gabriel	{prop}
gacela	gazelle	{f}
gaceta	a kind of container used in cooking	{f}
gaceta	gazette; newspaper	{f}
gachas	mud	{fp} [colloquial]
gachas	porridge, mush (food comprising cracked or rolled grains cooked in water or milk)	{fp}
gacho	bent, crooked downwards	{adj}
gacho	bad, mean, nasty, sleazy, raunchy, gross	{adj} [Mexico]
gachupín	Spaniard	{m} [Mexico]
Gad	Gad (Biblical character and tribe)	{prop}
gaditano	From Cádiz	{adj}
gaditano	Someone from Cádiz	{m}
gadolinio	gadolinium	{m}
gafa	eyeglasses	{f} [chiefly in the plural]
gafa	clamp	{f}
gafa	grapple	{f}
gafapasta	hipster	{m}
gafar	to jinx	{v}
gafas	glasses,eyeglasses	{fp}
gafe	spoiler, hoodoo, jinx (something or someone believed to bring bad luck)	{mf}
gañido	A yip, yelp, yap	{m}
gañir	to caw	{v}
gañir	to yelp	{v}
gaita	bagpipes	{f} [musici]
gaitero	bagpiper	{m} [musici]
gajo	cutting	{m} [Argentina, botany]
gajo	slice or segment of a fruit	{m}
gajo	small cluster of grapes	{m}
gajo	spur of mountains	{m}
gajo	tine	{m}
gajo	tree branch	{m}
galactosa	galactose	{f} [carbohydrates]
galactosamina	galactosamine	{f} [organic compound]
galacturónico	galacturonic	{adj}
galanamente	elegantly, gracefully	{adv}
galantear	to court	{v}
galantear	to flirt with	{v}
galantear	to make love with	{v}
galantemente	gallantly	{adv}
galantería	gallantry	{f}
galardón	award, prize	{m}
galardón	reward	{m}
galardonar	to award	{v}
galaxia	galaxy	{f}
galáctico	galactic	{adj}
galeón	galleon	{m}
galería	gallery	{f}
galería	passage	{f}
galerista	gallery owner	{mf}
Gales	Wales (country)	{prop}
galesa	feminine form of galés	{f}
galgo	greyhound	{m}
Galicia	Galicia (region in Spain)	{prop}
gaélico	Gaelic (relating to the Gaels or their language)	{adj}
galimatías	jabber	{f}
Galindo	Spanish surname	{prop}
galio	gallium	{m}
gallardía	gracefulness	{f}
gallardía	nobility	{f}
gallardamente	gracefully	{adv}
gallardamente	nobly	{adv}
gallardo	gallant; brave	{adj}
gallear	to show off	{v}
gallego	Galician	{adj}
gallego	A Spanish person	{m} [Argentina, Uruguay, pejorative, ethnic slur]
gallego	Galician	{m}
gallegohablante	Galician-speaking	{adj}
gallegohablante	Galician speaker	{mf}
Gallegos	Spanish surname	{prop}
gallera	cockfight arena	{f}
gallera	henhouse for gamecocks	{f}
galleta	cookie	{f}
galletina	diminutive form of galleta	{f}
galletita	diminutive form of galleta; small cookie	{f}
gallina	hen	{f}
gallinazo	turkey vulture	{m}
gallinazo	vulture	{m}
gallinero	henhouse, chicken coop	{m}
gallinero	kip (very untidy house or room)	{m}
gallinero	one who treats in hens	{m}
gallipavo	A turkey	{m}
gallo	bantamweight (boxing class)	{m} [boxing]
gallo	guy, dude	{m} [Chile, colloquial]
gallo	John Dory (Zeus faber, a kind of fish)	{m}
gallo	rooster	{m}
gallo lira	The black grouse, a type of bird	{m}
gallopinto	A food made of rice and beans mixed together, and fried with onions, garlic, and sometimes other herbs	{m} [Nicaragua]
galán	gallant	{adj}
galán	an attractive young man, gallant	{m}
galán	beau	{m}
galón	braid	{m}
galón	gallon	{m}
galón	stripe, chevron	{m} [military]
galo	French	{adj} [colloquial, Spain]
galo	Gallic	{adj}
galopar	to gallop	{v}
galope	gallop, the fastest gait of a horse	{m}
galápago	giant tortoise	{m} [Ecuador]
galápago	Name given to several species of turtle	{m}
galpón	slave quarters	{m} [historical, in the plural]
galpón	barn, shed	{m} [Latin America]
galpón	storehouse	{m} [Latin America]
galés	Welsh (from or native to Wales)	{adj}
galés	Welsh (pertaining to Wales)	{adj}
galés	a Welshman	{m}
galés	the Welsh language	{prop}
galvanización	galvanization	{f}
galvanizar	to galvanize	{v}
gama	(female) fallow deer	{f}
gama	range	{f}
gamba	leg	{f} [Argentina]
gamba	shrimp	{f} [Spain]
gamberro	hooligan, yob, lout (troublemaker)	{m}
Gambia	Gambia	{prop}
gambiano	Gambian	{adj}
gambiano	Gambian	{m}
gamborimbo	dingleberry	{m} [vulgar]
gameto	gamete	{m} [cytology]
gametocito	gametocyte	{m} [cytology]
gamma	gamma; the Greek letter Γ, γ	{f}
gamo	fallow deer	{m}
gamuza	chamois (goat-antelope)	{f}
gamuza	chamois (leather)	{f}
gana	desire to do something	{f}
ganable	winnable	{adj}
ganadería	cattle raising	{f}
ganadero	livestock or cattle farmer	{m}
ganado	livestock	{m}
ganador	winning	{adj}
ganador	winner	{m}
ganadora	feminine form of ganador	{f}
ganancia	earnings	{f}
ganancia	gain	{f}
ganancia	profit	{f}
ganar	to position oneself, to situate oneself	{vr} [Chile]
ganar	to win	{v} [sports]
ganar	to defeat, to beat	{vt}
ganar	to earn	{vt}
ganar	to gain	{vt}
ganar	to reach; to attain	{vt}
ganarse	to earn (something) for oneself	{vt}
gancho	difficult situation	{m}
gancho	hook, peg	{m}
gancho al mentón	uppercut	{n} [boxing]
ganchudo	hooked, hooklike	{adj}
gandul	loafing, lazy	{adj}
gandul	loafer, idler	{mf}
gandulear	to loaf	{v}
ganga	bargain (advantageous purchase)	{f}
ganga	gangue	{f}
ganga	gang	{f} [Puerto Rico]
ganga	sandgrouse (bird of the family Pteroclididae)	{f}
ganglio	ganglion	{m} [anatomy]
ganglio linfático	lymph node	{m} [anatomy]
gangrena	gangrene	{f}
gangrenoso	gangrenous	{adj}
ganosamente	desiringly	{adv} [rare]
ganso	stupid, slow-witted	{adj}
ganso	gander	{m}
ganso	goose	{m}
ganso	idiot, fool (stupid or slow-witted person)	{m}
Gante	Ghent (capital city of the province of East Flanders, Belgium)	{prop}
garabatear	to scribble	{v}
garabato	doodle, scribble (small mindless sketch)	{m}
garabato	swearword	{m}
garaje	garage (car repair shop)	{m}
garaje	garage (domestic storage for a car or motor repair facility)	{m}
garañón	A machoman; a sexually successful and virile man	{m}
garañón	A camel, or horse that is a stud	{m}
garañón	A goat chosen to become a sire	{m} [Can.]
garantía	guarantee	{f}
garantir	to guarantee	{v}
garantizar	to guarantee	{v}
garbanzo	chickpea; garbanzo (plant, seed)	{m}
garbo	grace	{m}
garbo	style	{m}
garbosamente	gracefully	{adv}
garbosamente	stylishly	{adv}
garboso	jaunty, airy	{adj}
garboso	magnanimous, generous	{adj}
García	Spanish surname	{prop}
garcilla bueyera	The cattle egret. A bird	{f}
gardenia	gardenia	{f}
garete	only used in the idiomatic expression irse al garete	{m}
garfio	gaff	{m}
garfio	hook	{m}
garganta	throat	{f} [anatomy]
garganta profunda	deepthroat	{n}
gargarizar	to gargle	{v}
garra	claw, talon	{f}
garra	clutches	{f} [figuratively]
garrafa	carafe	{f}
garrapata	tick (parasitic arachnid)	{f}
garridamente	beautifully	{adv}
garridamente	gracefully	{adv}
garrocha	goad	{f}
garrocha	pole (used in pole vault)	{f}
garrochista	pole vaulter	{mf}
garrote	club	{m}
garrote	garrote	{m}
garza	heron	{f}
Garza	Spanish surname	{prop}
garzón	young man, boy	{m}
gas	gas	{m}
gasa	chiffon	{f}
gasa	gauze	{f}
gasear	to gas	{v}
gaseosa	soda pop (US), soda (US), pop (US), fizzy drink (UK), soft drink (Aus), lemonade (Aus)	{f} [Spain]
gaseoso	gaseous	{adj}
gaseoso	gassy	{adj}
gasificación	gasification	{f}
gasificar	to gasify	{v}
gas lacrimógeno	tear gas	{m}
gasómetro	Gasometer	{m}
gas natural	natural gas	{m}
gas noble	noble gas	{m}
gasoducto	gas pipeline	{m}
gasolina	petrol / gasoline	{f}
gasolinera	petrol station, or (UK) garage	{f}
gastado	hackneyed	{adj}
gastado	used up	{adj}
gastado	worn out	{adj}
gastamiento	spending, consumption	{m}
gastamiento	waste	{m}
gastar	to spend	{v}
gasto	cost	{m}
gastrectomía	gastrectomy	{f} [surgery]
gastritis	gastritis	{f}
gastroenterólogo	gastroenterologist	{m}
gastroenterología	gastroenterology	{f}
gastronómico	gastronomic, gastronomical	{adj}
gastronomía	gastronomy	{f}
gastrostomía	gastrostomy	{f} [surgery]
gata	car-jack, jack	{f}
gata	female cat	{f}
gateamiento	crawling, creeping	{m}
gatear	to crawl (on hands and knees like a baby or toddler)	{v}
gatear	to walk like a cat	{v}
gatera	cat flap (small hinged panel cut into a door where a cat can come in)	{f}
gatillero	gunman	{m}
gatillo	trigger (of a gun)	{m}
gatita	feminine form of gatito	{f}
gatito	diminutive form of gato	{m}
gatito	kitten (young cat)	{m}
gato	cat, tomcat (male or unspecified gender)	{m}
gato	servant	{m} [Mexico]
gato atigrado	tabby cat	{m}
gato escaldado del agua fría huye	once bitten, twice shy	{proverb}
gaucho	cowboy	{m} [Argentina]
gaulteria	teaberry	{f}
gaveta	A drawer	{f}
gavial	gavial, gharial	{m}
gavilán	ingrown toenail	{m} [Latin America]
gavilán	nib of a pen	{m}
gavilán	sparrow hawk	{m}
gavilán pescador	osprey (pandion haliaetus)	{m}
gaviota	gull, seagull	{f}
gaviota reidora	The black-headed gull. A seabird	{f}
gaviotín negro	The black tern. A seabird	{m}
gay	gay, homosexual	{adj}
gay	a homosexual person, gay person	{mf}
gayo	Eurasian jay, jay, Garrulus glandarius	{m}
Gayo	Gaius	{prop}
gazapo	bunny, young rabbit	{m}
gazapo	misprint, error	{m}
gazmoñería	prudery, sanctimony	{f}
gazmoño	prudish, sanctimonious	{adj}
ge	Name of the letter g	{f}
geco	gecko	{m}
geófago	geophagous; earth-eating	{adj}
geógrafo	geographer (a specialist in geography)	{m}
gelatina	gelatine	{f}
gelatinoso	gelatinous	{adj}
gelificarse	to gel	{v}
gelignita	gelignite	{f}
geliofobia	geliophobia	{f}
geólogo	geologist	{m}
gema	bud, shoot	{f} [botany]
gema	gem	{f}
Gema	female given name	{prop}
gemación	gemmation, budding	{f}
gemela	(female) twin	{f}
gemelo	twin	{adj}
gemelo	calf (leg)	{m}
gemelo	cuff link, cufflink	{m}
gemelo	monozygotic twin	{m}
gemelo	twin	{m}
gemelos	binocular, opera glass	{mp}
geómetra	geometer	{mf}
gemido	moan	{m}
geminación	gemination	{f}
geminar	to geminate	{v}
gemir	to groan	{v}
gen	gene	{m}
gendarmería	gendarmerie	{f}
gene	gene	{m}
genealógico	genealogical	{adj}
genealogía	genealogy	{f}
genealogista	genealogist	{mf}
generación	generation	{f}
generacional	generational	{adj}
generador	generating	{adj}
generador	generator	{m}
general	general	{adj}
general	general	{m} [military ranks]
generalidad	a generalization, an unspecific, or vague statement	{f}
generalidad	generalness; non-specificness	{f}
generalidad	the general mass of people; the majority	{f}
generalismo	generalism	{m}
generalización	generalization	{f}
generalizar	to generalize	{v}
generalmente	generally, normally	{adv}
generar	To create	{v}
generar	To generate	{v}
generosamente	generously	{adv}
generosidad	generosity	{f}
generoso	generous	{adj}
genetista	geneticist	{mf}
genial	ingenious, genial	{adj}
genial	splendid, gorgeous	{adj}
genialidad	ingeniousness, ingenuity	{f}
genialmente	genially	{adv}
genialmente	ingeniously	{adv}
genio	genius	{m}
geniogloso	genioglossus	{m}
geniohioideo	geniohyoid	{m}
genital	genital	{adj}
genital	genital	{m} [Usually plural]
genitales	genitalia	{mp}
genitivo	genitive (of or pertaining to the case of possession)	{adj} [grammar]
genitivo	genitive case	{m} [grammar]
genómica	genomics	{f}
genómico	genomic	{adj}
-geno	-gen	{suffix}
-geno	-genic	{suffix}
güeno	good, alright	{adj} [slang]
genocidio	genocide	{m}
genol	futtock	{m} [nautical]
genoma	genome (complete genetic information of an organism)	{m}
genovés	Genovese	{m}
genéricamente	generically	{adv}
genérico	generic	{adj}
gente	people	{f}
gentecilla	The proletariat	{f} [pejorative]
genética	genetics	{f}
genéticamente	genetically	{adv}
genético	genetic	{adj}
gentil	kind, nice	{adj}
gentileza	kindness	{f}
gentilhombre	gentleman	{m}
gentilicio	demonym	{m}
gentilmente	kindly	{adv}
gentualla	despicable person, lowlife, rabble	{f}
gentuza	rabble, riffraff, the common people	{f} [pejorative]
genuflexión	genuflection	{f}
genuino	genuine, sincere	{adj}
geo-	geo-	{prefix}
geobotánica	geobotany	{f}
geocentrismo	geocentrism	{m}
geocéntrico	geocentric	{adj}
geocronología	geochronology	{f}
geoda	geode	{f}
geodesia	geodesy	{f}
geodesta	geodesist	{m}
geodésico	geodetic	{adj}
geoestacionario	geostationary	{adj}
geofísico	geophysical	{adj}
geofísico	geophysicist	{m}
geografía	geography	{f}
geográficamente	geographically	{adv}
geográfico	geographic	{adj}
geológicamente	geologically	{adv}
geológico	geologic	{adj}
geología	geology (the study of earth and land)	{f}
geometría	geometry (branch of mathematics)	{f}
geométricamente	geometrically	{adv}
geométrico	geometric	{adj}
Georgia	Georgia	{prop} [country]
Georgia	Georgia	{prop} [US state]
georgiana	feminine form of georgiano	{f}
georgiano	Georgian (all senses)	{adj}
georgiano	Georgian (all senses)	{m}
georgiano	Georgian (language)	{prop}
geosmina	geosmin	{f} [organic compound]
geotérmico	geothermal	{adj}
geraniol	geraniol	{m} [organic compound]
gerencia	management	{f}
gerencial	managerial; of or relating to management	{adj}
gerente	manager	{mf}
geriatra	geriatrician	{mf}
geriatría	geriatrics	{f}
gerifalte	gyrfalcon, Falco rusticolus	{m}
geriátrico	geriatric	{adj}
geriátrico	nursing home, rest home	{m}
germanio	germanium	{m}
germanización	Germanization	{f}
germanizar	to Germanize	{v}
germen	germ	{m}
germen	microbe, microorganism	{m}
germinación	germination	{f}
germinados	sprouts, seeds sprouted for the purpose of eating	{mp}
germinar	to germinate	{v}
Germán	male given name, in Spanish speaking countries	{prop}
germánicamente	Germanically	{adv}
germánico	Germanic	{adj}
güero	having light skin and/or blond hair	{adj} [Mexico]
güero	a person with light skin and/or blond hair	{m} [Mexico]
Gerona	Girona	{prop}
Gerona	The letter G in the Spanish phonetic alphabet	{prop}
Gershu	male given name, diminutive of Germán	{prop}
Gertrudis	female given name, cognate to English Gertrude	{prop}
gerundio	A certain impersonal form of a verb in various languages	{m} [grammar]
gerundio	Specifically, the Latin gerund	{m} [grammar]
gerundio	Specifically, the Spanish verbal adverb, ending in -ando, -iendo, or -yendo	{m} [grammar]
gerundivo	The Latin gerundive	{m} [grammar]
gestación	gestation; pregnancy	{f}
gestar	to carry out (progeny)	{v}
gestar	to develop, generate (a feeling)	{v}
gestar	to gestate	{v}
gesticulación	gesticulation	{f}
gesticular	to gesticulate	{v}
gestión	management	{f}
gestión	process	{f}
gestión	step	{f}
gestionar	to manage	{v}
gestionar	to negotiate	{v}
gestionar	to prosecute	{v}
gesto	expression	{m}
gesto	gesture	{m}
gestor	solicitor, attorney, barrister	{m}
gestoría	an office of the gestor	{f}
güey	dude, guy, buddy	{m} [colloquial]
güey	chump, punk, idiot, jerk	{m} [Mexico, colloquial slang]
gúgol	A googol	{m}
Ghana	Ghana	{prop}
ghanés	Ghanaian (of, from, or pertaining to Ghana or the Ghanaian people)	{adj}
ghanés	Ghanaian (person)	{m}
giba	nuisance	{f} [colloquial]
giba	hump	{f}
giboso	humped	{adj}
Gibraltar	Gibraltar: overseas territory of the United Kingdom at the southern end of the Iberian peninsula	{prop}
gibraltareña	Gibraltarian	{f}
gibraltareño	Gibraltarian	{adj}
gibraltareño	Gibraltarian	{m}
gigante	giant; gigantic	{adj}
gigante	giant	{m}
gigante azul	blue giant	{f}
giganteo	giant, gigantic	{adj}
gigante roja	red giant	{f}
Gigantes	The baseball team, the San Francisco Giants	{prop} [baseball]
gigantesco	gigantic, gigantesque; of a giant	{adj}
gigatón	gigaton	{m}
gigámetro	gigametre	{m}
gigánticamente	gigantically	{adv}
gigoló	gigolo	{m}
güija	Ouija	{f}
güija	Ouija board	{f}
gil	naïve, innocent, dumb, dummy	{adj} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay]
gilí	stupid	{adj} [colloquial, Spain]
Gilberto	male given name, cognate to English Gilbert	{prop}
gilipollez	asshattery, arseholery	{f} [Spain, vulgar]
gimnasia	gymnastics	{f}
gimnasia aeróbica	sport aerobics, aerobic gymnastics	{f}
gimnasia artística	artistic gymnastics	{f}
gimnasia rítmica	rhythmic gymnastics	{f} [gymnastics]
gimnasio	gymnasium (a room or building equipped for indoor sports)	{m}
gimnasta	gymnast	{mf}
gimnospermo	gymnospermous	{adj} [botany]
gimotear	to whine	{v}
gimoteo	whine, whining	{m}
ginebra	gin	{f} [drinks]
Ginebra	Geneva	{prop}
ginecóloga	feminine form of ginecólogo	{f}
ginecólogo	gynecologist	{m}
ginecológico	gynecological	{adj}
ginecología	gynecology	{f}
Ginés	male given name	{prop}
gira	tour	{f}
güira	Guira tree, a tropical tree of the family bignoniáceas, e.g. (Crescentia cujete)	{f} [Antilles]
güira	the fruit of the Guira tree	{f} [Antilles]
güira	güira (percussion instrument)	{f} [Dominican Republic]
güira	feminine form of güiro, female kid, girl	{f}
giramiento	turning	{m}
girar	to turn	{v}
girasol	sunflower (flower)	{m}
giro	tour	{m}
giro	turn	{m}
güiro	kid	{m} [Mexico]
güiro	gourd	{m} [South America]
güiro	guiro	{m} [South America, musical instruments]
girobirrotonda	gyrobirotunda	{f} [geometry]
giroide	gyrate	{adj} [geometry]
gis	piece of chalk	{f} [education]
géiser	geyser	{m}
güisqui	whisky, whiskey	{m}
gitana	a gypsy	{f}
gitanamente	fawningly, flatteringly	{adv}
gitano	of or like a Gypsy	{adj}
gitano	Gypsy	{m}
glacial	frigid, chilly, not cordial	{adj} [figuratively]
glacial	glacial	{adj}
glacialmente	coldly	{adv}
glacialmente	glacially	{adv}
glaciar	glacier	{m}
gladiador	gladiator	{m}
gladiadora	feminine form of gladiador	{f}
glamoroso	glamorous	{adj}
glamour	glamour (charm)	{m}
glamouroso	glamorous	{adj}
glamuroso	glamorous	{adj}
glandular	glandular	{adj}
glasear	to glaze	{v}
glauco	glaucous; having a green colour	{adj}
glauco	Glaucus atlanticus, a species of sea slug	{m}
glaucoma	glaucoma	{m}
glóbulo	blood cell	{m}
glóbulo	globule	{m}
glúcido	carbohydrate	{m} [carbohydrates]
gliadina	gliadin	{f} [protein]
glial	glial	{adj}
gálibo	An arch or similar structure used to determine the clearance of a moving vehicle (in a drive-through, a railway station, etc.)	{m} [transport]
glical	glycal	{m} [organic compound]
glicemia	glycemia	{f}
gliceraldehído	glyceraldehyde	{m} [organic compound, carbohydrates]
glicerol	glycerol	{m} [organic compound]
glicina	glycine	{f} [amino acid]
glicocólico	glycocholic	{adj}
glicocolato	glycocholate	{m}
glicol	glycol	{m} [organic compound]
glicoproteína	glycoprotein	{f} [protein]
glicosil	glycosyl	{m} [organic compound]
glicosoaminoglicano	glycosaminoglycan	{m} [carbohydrates]
glicérido	glyceride	{f} [organic compound]
gélido	distant (of a person)	{adj}
gélido	gelid, frosty (temperature)	{adj}
glifo	glyph	{m}
glifosato	glyphosate	{m} [organic compound]
glioxisoma	glyoxysome	{m} [cytology]
glándula	gland	{f} [anatomy]
glándula lagrimal	lacrimal gland	{f} [anatomy]
glándula mamaria	mammary gland	{f} [anatomy]
glándula pineal	pineal gland	{f} [anatomy]
glándula pituitaria	pituitary gland	{f}
glándula prostática	prostate gland, prostate	{f} [anatomy]
glándula salival	salivary gland	{f} [anatomy]
glándulas de Skene	Skene's gland	{f} [anatomy]
glándula sebácea	sebaceous gland	{f} [anatomy]
global	global (worldwide)	{adj}
globalidad	globality	{f}
globalización	globalisation	{f}
globalizar	to globalize	{v}
globo	balloon	{m}
globo	globe	{m}
globo ocular	eyeball	{m}
globular	globular	{adj}
globulina	globulin	{f} [protein]
gloria	glory	{f}
Gloria	female given name	{prop}
gloria de la mañana	morning glory	{n}
gloriar	to glorify	{v}
glorieta	roundabout, traffic circle (road junction at which traffic streams circularly around a central island)	{f}
glorificación	glorification	{f}
glorificar	to adore	{v}
glorificar	to glorify, exalt, extol	{v}
gloriosamente	gloriously	{adv}
glorioso	glorious, proud	{adj}
glosar	to gloss	{v}
glosario	glossary	{m}
glotis	glottis (organ of speech)	{f}
glotón	wolverine	{m}
glotonamente	gluttonously	{adv}
glotonear	to be gluttonous	{v}
glotonear	to gormandize	{v}
glotonería	gluttony	{f}
glúteo	Related to the buttock	{adj}
glúteo	gluteo	{m}
glucal	glucal	{m} [organic compound, carbohydrates]
glucemia	glycemia	{f}
glucógeno	glycogen	{m} [carbohydrates]
glucólisis	glycolysis	{m} [biochemistry]
glucómetro	glucometer	{m}
glucémico	glycemic	{adj}
glucosa	glucose	{f} [carbohydrates]
glucosamina	glucosamine	{f} [organic compound]
glucosaminaglicano	glycosaminoglycan	{m} [carbohydrates]
glucosaminoglucano	glycosaminoglycan	{m} [organic compound]
glucosídico	glycosidic	{adj}
glucosidasa	glucosidase	{f} [enzyme]
glucósido	glycoside	{m} [organic compound]
glucurónico	glucuronic	{adj}
glucuronato	glucuronate	{m}
glucuronolactona	glucuronolactone	{f} [organic compound]
gluglú	gobble (the sound a turkey makes)	{m}
gluglú	gurgle	{m}
gluón	gluon	{m}
glutamina	glutamine	{f} [amino acid]
glutaminasa	glutaminase	{f} [protein]
gluten	gluten	{m} [protein]
glutenina	glutenin	{f} [protein]
Gómez	Spanish surname	{prop}
góming	bungee jumping	{m}
gónada	gonad	{f} [anatomy]
género	gender, sex	{m} [biology]
género	kind	{m} [classification]
género	cloth, material (woven fabric)	{m} [clothing]
género	gender	{m} [grammar]
género	genre	{m} [music, cinema, theatre, TV]
género	style	{m}
género	genus	{m} [taxonomy]
género humano	humankind, mankind, humanity	{m}
génesis	genesis	{f}
-génesis	-genesis	{prefix}
gángster	gangster	{m}
génico	genic	{adj}
gnomo	gnome	{m}
gnosticismo	Gnosticism	{m}
Génova	Genoa	{prop}
gánster	gangster	{m}
gobernabilidad	governability	{f}
gobernación	government, governance	{f}
gobernador	governor	{m}
gobernamiento	governing, government	{m}
gobernante	ruling	{adj}
gobernante	governor	{mf} [colloquial]
gobernante	ruler, leader	{mf}
gobernar	to govern	{v}
gobierno	government	{m}
gobio	gudgeon	{m}
godo	Gothic	{adj}
godo	Goth	{m}
godo	Spaniard, loyalist	{m} [Latin American Spanish, pejorative]
gofre	waffle (flat pastry)	{m}
gol	goal (in football)	{m}
golazo	spectacular goal	{m} [football]
goleador	goal scorer; attacker (who scores many goals)	{m} [soccer]
golear	to rout	{v}
goleta	schooner, clipper (sailing boat)	{f}
golf	golf	{m}
golfa	a tramp	{f} [pejorative, Mexico, slang]
golfista	golfer	{mf}
golfín	dolphin	{m}
golfín	gangster	{m}
golfo	dishonest	{adj}
golfo	nasty	{adj}
golfo	promiscuous	{adj}
golfo	gulf	{m}
golfo	sluggard	{m}
golfo de Bengala	Bay of Bengal	{prop}
golfo de México	Gulf of Mexico (gulf between USA and Mexico)	{prop}
golfo Pérsico	Persian Gulf	{m}
golondrina	swallow (bird)	{f}
golosina	candy	{f}
goloso	greedy, gluttonous (given to excessive eating)	{adj}
goloso	easily aroused	{adj}
goloso	sweet-toothed, having a sweet tooth (fond of sweets)	{adj}
golpe	hit	{m}
golpe	knock	{m}
golpeado	beaten	{adj}
golpeador	kicker; hitter (someone who kicks or hits)	{m}
golpear	to hit	{v}
golpecito	diminutive form of golpe	{m}
golpe de estado	coup d'état	{m}
golpetear	to rattle	{v}
golpiza	beating, bashing	{f}
goma	hangover (illness caused by a previous bout of heavy drinking)	{f} [Central America]
goma	chewing gum	{f}
goma	condom	{f}
goma	glue	{f}
goma	gum (substance exuded by certain plants)	{f}
goma	rubber band	{f}
goma	rubber (substance)	{f}
goma de borrar	eraser (thing used to erase or remove something written or drawn by a pen or a pencil)	{f}
gomas	women’s breast	{fp} [Argentina, Chile, vulgar]
gomina	gel, hair cream	{f}
gomita	jelly candy	{f} [Mexico]
gomita	rubber band	{f}
gonadotrofina	gonadotropin	{f} [hormone]
gonadotropina	gonadotropin	{f} [hormone]
gonorrea	gonorrhea	{f}
Gonzales	Spanish surname, variant of González, from the Spanish male given name Gonzalo	{prop}
Gonzalo	male given name	{prop}
Gonzalo	Spanish surname	{prop}
González	Spanish surname, son of Gonzalo	{prop}
googlear	to google (search using Google)	{v}
gorda	A (or the) fat woman	{f}
gordinflón	chubby	{adj} [colloquial]
gordinflón	chubby, fatso (overweight person)	{m} [colloquial]
gordito	diminutive form of gordo	{adj}
gordo	fat	{adj}
gordo	Honey	{m} [affective]
gordo	fat man	{m}
gordo	feces, the act of defecation, number two	{m} [informal, euphemistic]
gordo	The grand prize in a lottery	{m}
gordura	fatness	{f}
gorgojo	small person	{m} [colloquial]
gorgojo	grub	{m}
gorgojo	weevil	{m}
gorgor	gurgle	{m}
gorgotear	to gurgle	{v}
gorgoteo	gurgle	{m}
gorila	burly	{m}
gorila	gorilla	{m}
gorjear	to chirp	{v}
gorjeo	gurgle, gurgling (sound)	{m}
gorjeo	tweet, twirp (bird song)	{m}
gorra	cap, baseball cap	{f}
gorrear	to cheat (on one's spouse or partner)	{v}
gorrear	to scrounge	{v}
gorrión	sparrow	{m}
gorrón	freeloader	{m}
gorro	cap	{m}
gorro	hat	{m}
gorrona	freeloader	{f}
gorronear	to scrounge, sponge	{v}
gosipol	gossypol	{m} [organic compound]
gota	a drop or small amount of	{f}
gota	gout	{f}
gota fría	A very heavy downpour, or cloudburst	{f}
gotear	to drip	{v}
gotemburgués	From or native to Gothenburg, Sweden	{adj}
gotemburgués	Pertaining to Gothenburg, Sweden	{adj}
gotemburgués	A resident of native of Gothenburg, Sweden	{m}
gotera	A gutter	{f}
gotera	leak (hole which lets escape a fluid)	{f}
gotera	leak in the roof which lets water drop into the house)	{f}
gozador	funloving	{adj} [Latin America, informal]
gozador	sex-mad	{adj} [Latin America, informal]
gozar	to enjoy oneself	{v}
gozo	joy	{m}
gozo	pleasure, enjoyment	{m}
GR	Guerrero (Mexican state)	{abbr}
grúa	crane	{f}
grúa	tow truck	{f}
grabable	recordable	{adj}
grabación	recording (an activity or result)	{f}
grabado	recorded	{adj}
grabado	An engraving	{m}
grabador	tape recorder	{m}
grabadora	recorder	{f}
grabar	to record	{v}
gracia	good humor	{f}
gracia	grace	{f}
gracia	mercy	{f}
gracia	punch line of a joke or story	{f}
gracias	expression of thanks	{fp}
gracias	thank you	{interj}
Gracias	A colonial town in the Lempira department of Honduras	{prop}
gracias a Dios	thanks be to God	{phrase}
gracias por su ayuda	thanks for your help	{phrase} [polite]
gracias por tu ayuda	thanks for your help	{phrase} [familiar]
gracias un montón	thanks a lot	{phrase}
Graciela	female given name, diminutive of Gracia, cognate to Italian Graziella	{prop}
graciosidad	gracefulness	{f}
gracioso	funny	{adj}
gracioso	graceful	{adj}
gracioso	pleasing	{adj}
gracioso	silly (playful; giggly)	{adj}
grada	step (of a staircase)	{f}
gradación	gradation	{f}
gradado	graded; having gradings or steps	{adj}
gradar	to harrow	{v}
gradería	stands, bleachers (of an amphitheater)	{f}
gradilla	test tube holder	{f}
grado	degree	{m}
grado	grade	{m}
grado	liking, preference	{m}
grado	step	{m}
grado	will, wish	{m}
grado Celsius	degree Celsius	{m}
grado centígrado	degree Celsius	{m} [colloquial]
graduable	adjustable	{adj}
graduación	graduation	{f}
graduado	graduated	{adj}
graduado	graduate	{m}
graduador	graduator, gauger	{m}
gradual	gradual	{adj}
gradual	gradual	{m} [Roman Catholic Church]
gradualmente	gradually	{adv}
graduar	to calibrate, adjust (an instrument)	{v}
graduar	to graduate	{v}
-grafía	-graphy	{suffix}
grafeno	graphene	{m}
grafitear	to graffiti	{v} [colloquial]
grafitera	feminine form of grafitero	{f}
grafitero	graffitist	{m}
grafiti	graffiti	{m}
grafito	graphite	{m}
grafómana	feminine form of grafómano	{f}
grafómano	One affected with or exhibiting graphomania	{m}
grafómetro	graphometer, semicircle (surveying instrument)	{m}
grafo	graph	{m}
-grafo	-graph	{suffix}
-grafo	-grapher	{suffix}
grafomanía	graphomania	{f}
grajilla	jackdaw	{f}
Gral.	Abbreviation of general	{abbr}
grama	grass	{f}
-grama	-gram	{suffix}
gramatical	grammatical	{adj}
gramaticalmente	grammatically	{adv}
gramófono	gramophone	{m}
gramo	gram	{m}
gramola	gramophone	{f}
gramola	jukebox	{f}
gramática	grammar (rules for speaking and writing a language)	{f}
gramático	grammatical	{adj}
gramático	grammarian	{mf}
granada	hand grenade	{f}
granada	pomegranate	{f}
Granada	Granada	{prop}
Granada	Grenada (caribbean country, city in Spain)	{prop}
granadilla	passion fruit	{f}
granadino	Grenadian	{adj}
granadino	Grenadian	{m}
granar	become rich	{v}
granar	produce or develop grains or seeds	{v}
granate	garnet	{m}
Gran Bretaña	Great Britain	{prop}
grande	aged, old	{adj} [about human age]
grande	big, large	{adj} [after the noun or
grande	great	{adj} [before a plural noun]
grande	grandee	{m}
grandeza	grandeur	{f}
grandilocuente	grandiloquent	{adj}
grandioso	great	{adj}
grandílocuo	grandiloquent	{adj}
grandote	huge	{adj} [colloquial]
grandísimo	superlative form of grande	{adj}
grandullón	augmentative form of grande: very tall (especially kids)	{adj}
grandulón	giant, hulk (very tall person)	{m}
granero	barn (farm building)	{m}
granero	granary	{m}
granito	granite	{m}
granizado	A semi-frozen soft drink, a typical summer drink, usually made with crushed ice and citric juice (the most popular being lemon juice, which is called: 'granizado de limón')	{m}
granizar	to hail	{vi} [impersonal]
granizo	hailstone	{m} [countable]
granizo	hail	{m} [uncountable]
granja	farm	{f}
granjear	to earn	{v}
granjera	feminine form of granjero	{f}
granjero	farmer	{m}
grano	closed comedo, blackhead	{m}
grano	corn	{m}
grano	grain	{m}
grano	kernel	{m}
grano	pimple	{m}
grano	seed	{m}
grano en el culo	pain in the bump	{m} [idiomatic]
Gran Premio	Grand Prix	{m}
gran tiburón blanco	great white shark	{m}
granuja	rabble, riffraff (group of rascals)	{f} [colloquial]
granuja	grains (especially of grape)	{f}
granuja	scoundrel, rascal, yob	{mf}
granulación	granulation	{f}
granular	granular	{adj}
granular	to granulate	{v}
granulocito	granulocyte	{m} [cytology, immunology]
granuloma	granuloma	{f} [pathology]
grapa	clamp	{f}
grapa	staple (fastener)	{f}
grapa	stitch (medical)	{f}
grapadora	stapler	{f}
grapar	to staple	{v}
grapo	A member of GRAPO,a Spanish clandestine Maoist group aiming for the formation of a Spanish Marxist-Leninist Republican state, based on the model of Maoist China	{mf}
grasa	fat or grease used in cooking	{f}
grasa	nutritional fat	{f}
grasiento	greasy	{adj}
graso	greasy, fatty	{adj}
grasoso	fatty, greasy	{adj}
gratificación	gratification	{f}
gratificar	to gratify	{v}
gratificar	to reward	{v}
gratinar	To grill or toast	{v}
gratis	free, without charge	{adj}
gratis	free, without charge	{adv}
gratitud	gratitude	{f}
grato	grateful	{adj}
grato	pleasing	{adj}
gratuidad	The quality of being free	{f}
gratuitamente	for free, gratis	{adv}
gratuitamente	gratuitously; without basis or cause	{adv}
gratuito	free (as in price)	{adj}
gratulación	congratulation	{f}
grava	gravel	{f}
gravar	to encumber	{v}
grave	stressed in the penultimate syllable: paroxytone	{adj} [grammar]
grave	low [sound]	{adj}
grave	serious, grave	{adj}
grave	solemn	{adj}
gravedad	gravity	{f} [physics]
gravedad	seriousness	{f}
gravidez	heaviness	{f}
gravidez	pregnancy, gravidity	{f}
gravilla	gravel (small fragments of rock)	{f}
gravimétrico	gravimetric	{adj}
gravitación	gravitation (fundamental force of attraction)	{f}
gravitacionalmente	gravitationally	{adv}
gravitar	to gravitate	{v}
gravitatorio	gravitational	{adj}
gravitón	graviton	{m}
gravoso	heavy	{adj}
gravoso	onerous	{adj}
graznar	to caw	{v}
graznar	to squawk	{v}
graznido	cackle	{m}
graznido	caw (the sound a crow makes) or squawk	{m}
graznido	croak	{m}
grácil	delicate	{adj}
grácil	graceful	{adj}
grácil	slender	{adj}
greña	entanglement	{f}
greña	tangled mess of hair	{f}
Grecia	Greece	{prop}
grecorromano	Greco-Roman	{adj}
greda	fuller's earth	{f}
gregario	gregarious, sociable	{adj}
gregario	domestique	{m} [cycling]
gregoriano	Gregorian	{adj}
Gregorio	male given name, cognate to Gregory	{prop}
grelo	turnip greens	{m}
gremio	guild	{m}
gremio	union	{m}
grey	flock, herd	{f} [obsolete, poetry]
grey	flock (people served by a pastor, priest, etc., also all believers in a church or religion)	{f} [religion]
gráficamente	graphically	{adv}
gráfico	graphic	{adj}
gárgara	gargle	{f}
gárgola	gargoyle	{f}
górgoro	sip, small drink	{m} [Mexico]
grial	grail	{m}
griega	feminine form of griego	{f}
griego	Greek, Grecian (from or native to Greece)	{adj}
griego	Greek, Grecian (pertaining to Greece)	{adj}
griego	a Greek	{m}
griego	An unintelligible language	{m} [colloquial, masculine]
griego	the Greek language	{prop}
grieta	chap	{f}
grieta	crack, chink, crevice	{f}
grifo	griffin	{m}
grifo	tap, faucet (device used to dispense liquids)	{m}
grillar	to sing, chirp; to make noise	{v} [of a cricket]
grillete	shackle	{m}
grillo	cricket (insect)	{m}
gringa	feminine form of gringo	{f}
gringa	a type of taco	{f} [Mexico]
gringo	gringo	{m} [sometimes, pejorative, Latin America]
Gringolandia	Gringolandia	{prop}
Gringotenango	Desultory nickname for Panajachel, Guatemala, due to the large number of foreign expats living and running businesses there	{prop}
gripa	The flu, influenza	{f} [Colombia, Mexico]
gripal	flu (attributive)	{adj}
gripal	flulike	{adj}
gripe	The flu, influenza	{f}
gripe aviar	avian influenza	{f}
gripe porcina	swine flu (influenza caused by orthomyxoviruses)	{f}
gris	grey, gray	{adj}
grisú	firedamp	{m}
grisalla	grisaille	{f}
grisáceo	grayish (somewhat gray)	{adj}
gritar	to jeer at	{v}
gritar	to shout, to scream, to cry out, to call out	{v}
gritería	outcry, uproar	{f}
grito	a cry, a yell, a scream	{m}
Groenlandia	Greenland	{prop}
groenlandés	Greenlandic	{adj}
groenlandés	Greenlander	{m}
Groninga	Groningen, a city in the Netherlands	{prop}
Groninga	Groningen, a province of the Netherlands	{prop}
grosella	currant (fruit of bushes of the genus Ribes)	{f}
grosería	crudeness, rudeness	{f}
grosería	discourtesy, lack of respect	{f}
grosería	stupidity	{f}
grosería	vulgarity, curse word	{f}
groseramente	with rudeness; rudely	{adv}
grosero	rude, cheeky, fresh	{adj}
grosor	thickness	{m}
grotesco	grotesque	{adj}
gárrulo	garrulous	{adj}
gruesa	gross	{f}
grueso	thick, fat	{adj}
grueso	wide	{adj}
grueso	majority	{m} [uncountable]
grueso	width, breadth	{m} [uncountable]
gruñido	oink	{m}
gruñimiento	grunting	{m}
gruñir	to grunt	{v}
grulla	crane	{f}
grullo	haven an ashen color	{adj} [Mexico, said of horses]
grumete	crew (non-officer nautical personnel)	{m}
grumo	lump	{m}
gruñón	grumpy	{adj}
gruñón	grumbler, grouch	{m}
grupera	pillion	{f}
grupo	guile, lie	{m} [Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, colloquial]
grupo	group	{m}
grupo abeliano	abelian group	{m}
gruta	grotto	{f}
grávido	pregnant	{adj}
gástrico	gastric	{adj}
GT	Guanajuato (Mexican state)	{abbr}
gótico	Gothic (of or relating to the Goths)	{adj}
gótico	Gothic language	{m}
guía	A directory	{f}
guía	A guidebook	{f}
guía	A guide (person)	{mf}
guacal	calabash tree	{m}
guacal	wooden crate	{m}
guacamaya	macaw	{f} [Central America, Colombia, Mexico, Venezuela]
guacamaya	Candle Bush (Senna alata)	{f} [Cuba, Honduras]
guacamol	alternative spelling of guacamole	{m} [Central America and Cuba]
guacamole	guacamole	{m}
guacarear	to vomit	{v} [Mexico, informal]
guachaca	rascal	{adj} [Chile, slang]
guachinango	red snapper	{m} [Cuba, Mexico]
guacho	single, mismatched, odd (orphaned part of a pair)	{adj} [Chile]
guacho	wild-growing (plant)	{adj} [Chile]
guacho	fatherless	{adj} [Latin America]
guacho	orphaned	{adj} [Latin America]
guacho	orphan	{m}
guadaña	scythe	{f}
guadañar	To scythe; mow	{v}
Guadalajara	A city and province in Spain	{prop}
Guadalajara	The capital city of the state of Jalisco, in the center of Mexico	{prop}
Guadalupe	female given name However it is sometimes used as a male name. In some cases it is a family name that is passed down to the first born whether they are male or female	{prop}
Guadalupe	Guadalupe (island off Baja California)	{prop}
Guadalupe	Guadeloupe (overseas department of France)	{prop}
guagua	A baby, infant, or child	{f} [Andean]
guagua	A bus with a fixed route	{f} [Carribean, Canary islands, Spain]
guaje	foolish, stupid	{adj}
guaje	bottle gourd	{mf}
guaje	fool, useless person, good-for-nothing	{mf}
guaje	kid, child, kiddy	{mf}
guaje	Leucaena esculenta	{mf}
guajira	feminine form of guajiro	{f}
guajiro	peasant, farmer, rural person	{m} [Cuba]
guajiro	Wayuu	{m}
guajolote	turkey (bird)	{m} [El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico]
gualardón	Obsolete form of galardón	{m}
guamil	fallow, bush fallow, forest fallow (cultivated land that has been abandoned to natural regrowth for at least five years; the vegetation consists of tall grasses, thorny shrubs and small trees)	{m}
guanaco	guanaco	{m}
guanajo	fool (moron)	{m} [Cuba]
guanajo	turkey (bird)	{m} [Cuba]
guanajuatense	Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Guanajuato	{adj}
Guanajuato	A state of Mexico	{prop}
guanábana	soursop, custard apple (fruit)	{f}
guanábano	soursop tree	{m}
guandul	pigeon pea	{m}
guanero	relating to guano	{adj}
guanina	guanine	{f} [organic compound]
guante	glove (hand-wear)	{m}
guantera	glove compartment, glove box	{f}
guaperas	spunk (good-looking man)	{m} [slang]
guapetón	handsome, pretty (person)	{adj}
guapetón	Adonis (handsome man)	{m}
guapito	diminutive form of guapo	{adj}
guapito	diminutive form of guapo	{m}
guapo	good-looking or handsome (unisex)	{adj}
guapo	smart or elegant	{adj}
guapo	arrowroot	{m}
guapísimo	superlative form of guapo, very beautiful, gorgeous	{adj}
guar	guar	{m}
guarachear	to go on a spree	{v}
guaraguao	red-tailed hawk (Buteo jamaicensis)	{m} [Cuba, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico]
guarda	endpaper	{mf}
guarda	guard, ward, keeper	{mf}
guardabarros	fender (shield to protect a vehicle from mud)	{m}
guardabosque	A park ranger	{m}
guardabosques	forester, ranger	{m}
guardabosques	gamekeeper, game warden	{m}
guardacaza	A game warden	{m}
guardacostas	coastguard	{m}
guardacostas	coastguard boat	{m}
guardado	hoard, secret saving	{vm} [Mexico]
guardaespaldas	bodyguard	{mf}
guardagujas	switchman, switchwoman	{mf} [railway]
guardameta	goalkeeper (player that protects a goal)	{mf}
guardamiento	saving, keeping	{m}
guardaparque	A park ranger	{m}
guardapesca	game warden	{m}
guardar	to clean	{v}
guardar	to keep	{v}
guardar	to order	{v}
guardar	to put away	{v}
guardar	to save	{v}
guardarropa	wardrobe	{m}
guardería	nursery school	{f}
guardia	custody	{f}
guardia	watch, guard duty, sentry duty	{f}
guardia	custodian, warden (male)	{m}
guardia civil	A civil guard. A military style national police force which evolved from 1844 to 1855 in Spain	{m}
guardián	guardian	{m}
guarecer	to give shelter, protect, preserve from harm	{v}
guarida	A cave, den, or thicket that an animal uses to hide	{f}
guarida	A popular or recurring hideout or lair	{f}
guarida	medicine, refuge	{f} [archaic]
guarida	A shelter or safehouse	{f}
guarismo	figure, character	{m}
guarismo	number, digit	{m}
guarén	big rat	{m} [Chile]
guarnecer	to garnish	{v}
guarnición	garnish	{f}
guarnición	garrison	{f}
guarrilla	slag	{f} [vulgar]
guarrón	augmentative form of guarro	{m}
guarro	filthy, dirty	{adj}
guarro	obscene	{adj}
guarro	pig (dirty, disgusting or obscene person)	{m} [figuratively]
guarro	pig	{m}
guasa	dullness	{f}
guasa	joking	{f}
guasón	dull, boring	{adj}
guasón	funny, joking	{adj}
guasón	joker	{m}
guata	belly, paunch	{f} [colloquial, Latin America, especially Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Peru]
guata	padding, cotton padding	{f}
Guatemala	A department of Guatemala	{prop}
Guatemala	Guatemala	{prop}
Guatemala	Guatemala City	{prop}
guatemalteco	Guatemalan	{adj}
guatemalteco	Guatemalan	{m}
guateque	party (social gathering)	{m} [Spain, Cuba]
guatón	fat	{adj} [colloquial, Latin America, especially west of the Andes]
guatón	one million pesos (currency)	{m} [Chile]
guatón	fat man, fatso	{m} [colloquial, Latin America, especially west of the Andes]
guatoncito	diminutive form of guatón, a fatty, fatso	{m}
guau	bow wow, woof (the sound a dog makes when barking)	{interj}
guau	expressing astonishment or admiration	{interj}
guau guau	bow wow	{m}
guay	cool	{adj} [Spain, slang]
guay	cool	{adv} [Spain, slang]
guayaba	guava fruit	{f}
guayabera	guayabera	{f}
guayabo	guava tree	{m}
guayar	to bump and grind	{v}
guayar	to grate	{v}
guayo	grater	{m} [Dominican Republic, Cuba, slang]
gubernamental	of, or relating to, the government; governmental	{adj}
guácala	(Latin America) Ew!	{interj}
guácala	(Latin America) Gross!	{interj}
guácara	vomit	{f}
guepardo	cheetah	{m}
guerra	war, warfare	{f}
guerra civil	A civil war	{f}
guerra coreana	Korean War	{f}
Guerra de las Malvinas	Falklands War	{prop}
guerra mundial	world war	{f}
guerrear	to wage war	{v}
guerrera	Army jacket	{f}
guerrera	(female) warrior	{f}
guerrerense	Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Guerrero	{adj}
guerrero	bellicose, warlike	{adj}
guerrero	warrior	{m}
Guerrero	A state of Mexico	{prop}
guerrilla	guerrilla (small official or inofficial military troop)	{f}
guerrilla	guerrilla war	{f}
guerrillero	guerrilla, guerilla	{adj}
guerrillero	guerrilla, guerilla	{m}
gueto	ghetto	{m}
guiar	to advise, to counsel, to guide	{v}
guiar	to drive, to steer	{v}
guiar	to guide	{v}
guiar	to lead, to conduct	{v}
guiar	to show the way	{v}
guiar	to sprout (of plants)	{v}
guiar	to train (plants)	{v}
guiñar	to wink	{v}
guija	pebble	{f}
guijarro	pebble (stone)	{m}
guijarroso	pebbly	{adj}
Guillermina	female given name, cognate to English Wilhelmina	{prop}
Guillermo	male given name, equivalent to English as William	{prop}
Guillermo	Spanish surname denomination from Guillaume	{prop}
guillotina	guillotine	{f}
guillotinar	to guillotine	{v}
guión	alternative spelling of guion	{m} [deprecated]
guión bajo	alternative spelling of guion bajo	{m}
guincho	osprey	{m}
guinda	cherry (sour cherry, fruit of Prunus cerasus)	{f}
guindar	to hang up	{v}
guindo	sour cherry tree (Prunus cerasus)	{m}
Guinea	Guinea	{prop}
Guinea-Bissau	Guinea-Bissau	{prop}
Guinea Ecuatorial	Equatorial Guinea	{prop}
guineano	Guinean (relating to Guinea)	{adj}
guineano	of, from, or relating to Guinea-Bissau	{adj}
guineano	Guinean (from Guinea)	{m}
guineano	Guinean (from Guinea-Bissau)	{m}
guineo	banana	{m}
guiño	wink, blink	{m}
guion	hyphen, dash	{m}
guion	script, scenario	{m}
guion bajo	underscore	{m}
guionista	screenwriter	{mf}
guipur	guipure	{m}
guiri	A type of plant	{mf}
guiri	A Carlist	{mf} [dated]
guiri	A foreign tourist, normally referring to fair-skinned tourist on package holidays on the Spanish Mediterranean coast from the mid-twentieth century.	{mf} [Spain]
guiri	police agent from la Guardia Civil	{mf} [Spain]
guirnalda	garland	{f}
guirnalda	worm (something helical, especially the thread of a screw)	{f}
guirnalda	wreath	{f}
guisa	manner, habit	{f}
guisado	stew	{m}
guisante	pea	{f} [Spain]
guisar	to stew	{v}
guiso	stew	{m}
guita	money	{f} [Argentina, Uruguay, colloquial]
guitarra	guitar	{f}
guitarra acústica	acoustic guitar	{f}
guitarra eléctrica	electric guitar	{f}
guitarrero	guitarist	{m}
guitarrero	guitar maker	{m}
guitarrista	guitarist	{mf}
gula	gluttony (The habit of eating in excess. Personified as one of the Seven Deadly Sins)	{f}
gula	gourmandizing	{f}
gulosa	gulose	{f} [carbohydrates]
guímel	gimel; the Hebrew letter ג	{f}
gurú	guru	{m}
gusano	A maggot	{m}
gusano	An insect larva, such as a grub or caterpillar	{m}
gusano	A worm	{m}
gusano	A person who has defected from Cuba	{m} [Cuba, derogatory]
gusano de seda	silkworm	{m}
gustación	tasting, gustation	{f}
gustar	to taste	{vi}
gustar	to please; to be pleasing	{v}
Gustavo	male given name, cognate to Gustav	{prop}
gustillo	flavor, taste	{m}
gusto	fancy, whim	{m}
gusto	liking, preference, aesthetic preference	{m}
gusto	pleasure, enthusiasm	{m}
gusto	taste (flavour)	{m}
gusto	taste (sense)	{m}
gustoso	glad	{adj}
gustoso	tasty, delicious	{adj}
Gutiérrez	Spanish surname	{prop}
Guyana	Guyana	{prop}
guyanesa	feminine form of guyanés	{f}
guyanés	Guyanese	{adj}
guyanés	Guyanese	{m}
Guzmán	Spanish surname	{prop}