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Southern Altai

This language has translations in 1020 of 206886 (0.49%) translation tables
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shield (Noun: armor)

* Southern Altai: {{tt|alt|калка}} (of shed) {{tt|alt|кӧлгӧк}} (of weapon)

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why (Adverb: for what reason)

* Southern Altai: {{t|alt|нениҥ учун}}, {{t|alt|не керек}}, {{l|alt|кай}}

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bottle (Noun: container)

* Southern Altai: {{tt|alt|шише}} (arabic), {{tt|alt|бутылка}} (russian)

crown (Noun: royal headdress)

* Southern Altai: {{tt|alt|таајы}} (arab), {{tt|alt|корона}} (russ)

debt (Noun: action, state of mind, or object one has an obligation to perform for another)

* Southern Altai: {{t|alt|алуча}}, {{t|alt|ӧдӱш}} (+бер), {{l|alt|алым}}

grape (Noun: fruit)

* Southern Altai: {{t|alt|виноград}}, {{t|alt|ӱзӱм}} ''(raisin)''

lie (Verb: tell an intentional untruth)

* Southern Altai: {{tt|alt|јалган-}} (archaic), {{tt|alt|тӧгӱн айт}}

shield (Noun: armor)

* Southern Altai: {{tt|alt|калка}} (of shed) {{tt|alt|кӧлгӧк}} (of weapon) (of shed) (of weapon))

Southern Kurdish

This language has translations in 137 of 206886 (0.07%) translation tables
Wrong language code: 1 item Expected language code is sdh

Southern Kurdish (Proper noun: Kurdish language)

*: Southern Kurdish: {{t|kmr|کوردی خوارین(خوارگ)}}

Southern Sami

This language has translations in 157 of 206886 (0.08%) translation tables
Wrong language code: 1 item Expected language code is sma

hair (Noun: mass of such filaments on the human head)

*: Southern: {{tt|sma|voepte}} {{qualifier|individual}}, {{tt|sms|voepth|p}}

Southern Yukaghir

This language has translations in 5 of 206886 (0.00%) translation tables
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Russian (Verb: ethnic Russian)

* Southern Yukaghir: {{tt|yux|луусии|tr=}}

Spanish

This language has translations in 79692 of 206886 (38.52%) translation tables

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glad (Adjective: happy, pleased, satisfied)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|contento}}, {{t+|es|chocho}}, {{t+|es|gustoso}}, {{t+|es|contento}}, {{t+|es|alegre}}

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Carmel (Proper noun: mountain range in Israel)

* Spanish: ({{l|es|monte|Monte}}) {{t+|es|Carmelo}}

cantonize (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{l|es|cantonizar}}

would like (Verb: intransitive)

* Spanish: Use the conditional of {{l|es|gustar}}, or the imperfect subjunctive of {{l|es|querer}}

Nested templates

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-ing (Suffix: to form present participles)

* Spanish: {{t|es|-ando}} {{q|verbs ending in {{m|es|-ar}}}}, {{t|es|-iendo}}, {{t|es|-yendo}} {{q|verbs ending in {{m|es|-er}} and {{m|es|-ir}}}}

His Holiness (Noun: honorific title)

* Spanish: {{t|es|Su Santidad|f}} {{q|cf. {{t|es|Vuestra Santidad|f}}}}

clockwork (Noun: mechanism powered by coiled spring to drive mechanical device)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cuerda|f}}, {{t+|es|mecanismo|m}}, {{t|es|{{l|es|mecanismo}} de {{l|es|relojería}}|f}}, {{t+|es|engranaje|m}},

e.g. (Adverb: initialism used to introduce an illustrative example or short list of examples)

* Spanish: {{t|es|p. ej.}} {{qualifier|{{t+|es|por ejemplo}}}}

mockingbird (Noun: songbird of the family Mimidae)

* Spanish: {{gloss|{{taxfmt|Mimus|genus}} spp.}}: {{t+|es|cenzontle|m}}, {{t+|es|sinsonte|m}}; {{gloss|tropical mockingbird, {{taxlink|Mimus gilvus|species}}}}: ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Venezuelan standard usage}}, {{t|es|chuchube|m}} {{qualifier|Northwestern Venezuela, specifically State of Falcon}}, {{t|es|chulinga|f}} {{qualifier|Northeastern Venezuela}}; {{gloss|{{taxfmt|Melanotis|genus}} spp.}}: {{t|es|mulato|m}}

used to (Verb: formerly and habitually or repeatedly)

* Spanish: {{n-g|use the imperfect tense of the verb (for states or actions) that follows or imperfect tense of {{t+|es|soler}} + infinitive (only for actions)}}

Multiple qualifiers

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Scorpio (Noun: Someone with a Scorpio star sign)

* Spanish: {{t|es|escorpiano|m}} {{q|Argentina}} {{q|Uruguay}}

dumb luck (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{q|''a la''}} {{t+|es|champa|f}} {{qualifier|Peru}}

hitchhike (Verb: to try to get a ride in a passing vehicle while standing at the side of a road)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|Colombia}} {{t|es|echar dedo}}, {{qualifier|especially Spain}} {{t|es|hacer autostop}}, {{qualifier|Argentina|Bolivia|Chile|Paraguay|Spain|Uruguay}} {{t|es|hacer dedo}}, {{qualifier|Ecuador}} {{t|es|jalar dedo}}, {{qualifier|Mexico|El Salvador}} {{t|es|pedir aventón}}, {{qualifier|Dominican Republic}} {{t|es|pedir bola}}, {{qualifier|Panama}} {{t|es|pedir bote}}, {{qualifier|Cuba}} {{t|es|pedir botella}}, {{qualifier|Colombian Caribbean Coast}} {{t-check|es|pedir chance}}, {{qualifier|Venezuela}} {{t|es|pedir cola}}, {{qualifier|Guatemala, Honduras}} {{t|es|pedir jalón}}, {{qualifier|Panama}} {{t-check|es|pedir lift}}, {{qualifier|Puerto Rico}} {{t|es|pedir pon}}, {{qualifier|Mexico|El Salvador|Nicaragua}} {{t|es|pedir raid}}, {{qualifier|Costa Rica}} {{t-check|es|pedir ''ride''}} {{q|''pedir raid''}}, {{qualifier|Peru}} {{t|es|tirar dedo}}

pea (Noun: edible seed)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|Colombia|Ecuador|Peru}} {{t|es|alverja|f}} , {{qualifier|Latin America|Spain's Canary Islands}} {{t+|es|arveja|f}}, {{qualifier|New Mexico}} {{t|es|alverjón|m}}, {{qualifier|Cuba|Mexico|Spain's Costa del Sol and Northwest}} {{t+|es|chícharo|m}}, {{qualifier|Spain standard usage|formal in other countries}} {{t+|es|guisante|m}}, {{qualifier|Southeastern Spain - also : présol}} {{t+|es|pésol|m}}, {{qualifier|tender pea}} {{t|es|petit pois|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica|Nicaragua|Panama|Venezuela - pronounced 'petipuá'}}, {{t+|es|bisalto|m}}

pussy (Noun: slang: female genitalia)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|all of these words are vulgar usage}} {{t+|es|bollo|f}} {{qualifier|Cuba|Venezuela}}, {{t+|es|chucha|f}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t+|es|cocho|f}} {{qualifier|Bolivia}}, {{t+|es|concha|f}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Chile|Paraguay}}, {{t+|es|coño|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|cuca|f}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, {{t+|es|panocha|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|punta}}, {{t+|es|raja|f}}, {{t+|es|choro|f}}, {{t+|es|concha|f}}

slum (Noun: dilapidated neighborhood)

* Spanish: {{t|es|barrio marginal|m}}, {{t|es|barrio pobre|m}}, {{t+|es|barrio bajo|m}}, {{qualifier|regional}} {{t+|es|asentamiento|f}} {{qualifier|Guatemala}}, {{t|es|barriada bruja|f}} {{qualifier|Panama}}, {{t|es|barriada de emergencia|f}} {{qualifier|Panama}}, {{t+|es|barrio|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, {{t|es|barrio de chabolas|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t|es|barrio periférico|m}} {{qualifier|Ecuador}}, {{t+|es|cantegril|m}} {{qualifier|Uruguay}}, {{t|es|colonia de paracaidistas|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t|es|colonia proletaria|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|ciudad perdida|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|población callampa|f}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t+|es|precario|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, {{t+|es|pueblo joven|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t+|es|tugurio|m}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, {{t+|es|villa miseria|f}} {{qualifier|Argentina, Paraguay}}, {{t+|es|favela|f}}, {{t|es|asentamiento humano|m}}

suit (Noun: set of clothes)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|traje|m}}, {{t|es|terno|m}} {{qualifier|Bolivia|Chile|Ecuador|Peru}}, {{t+|es|vestido|m}} {{qualifier|Colombia|Panama}}, {{t|es|flux|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela|colloquial}} {{q|Dominican Republic|dated}}, {{t+|es|tacuche|m}} {{qualifier|Guatemala|Mexico|colloquial}}

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brachyuran (Adjective: of or pertaining to crabs)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] a los ]}} (]']))

dairy (Adjective: on food labelling, containing fats only from dairy sources)

* Spanish: {{t|es|con ] ]}} (]']))

deaf (Adjective: unable to hear, used as a substantive: deaf people considered as a group)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sordos|m-p}}, {{t+|es|sordas|f-p}} ())

fashionable (Adjective: characteristic of or influenced by a current popular trend or style)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a la moda}}, {{t+|es|de moda}}, {{t|es|en voga|}}, {{t|es|estar ''fashion''|}} {{qualifier|''estar fashon''|Mexico}} ())

free of charge (Adjective: not requiring any payment - adjective)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|gratis}}, {{t+|es|gratuito}}, {{t|es|]}}, {{t+|es|bonificado}} (]']))

level (Adjective: being sensible)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|nivel}}, {{t+|es|niveles|m-p}} ())

light-fingered (Adjective: given to stealing, pickpocketing, thievery, shoplifting)

* Spanish: {{t|es|dedos largos|p|m-p}}, {{t+|es|amigo de lo ajeno}} ())

miscellaneous (Adjective: consisting of a variety of ingredients or parts)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|varios|p}}, {{t+|es|misceláneo}} ())

negro (Adjective: offensive: relating to the black ethnicity)

* Spanish: {{t|es|negrata|c}} {{qualifier|derogatory}} ())

packed like sardines (Adjective: densely packed)

* Spanish: {{t|es|apretados como sardinas|m-p}}, {{t|es|apretadas como sardinas|f-p}}, {{t|es|como sardinas en lata}} ())

poles apart (Adjective: totally opposite)

* Spanish: {{t|es|polos opuestos|m-p}} ())

selected (Adjective: that have been selected or chosen)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|seleccionado}}, {{t+|es|específico|m-p}} ())

short-lived (Adjective: not existing for long)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|efímero}}, {{t|es|de ] ]}} (] ]']))

sleeveless (Adjective: of a garment, having no sleeves)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}} (]']))

small (Adjective: minuscule or lowercase, referring to written letters)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|minúsculas|p}} ())

soon-to-be (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|que prontamente será|s}}, {{t|es|pronto a ser}} ())

unassuming (Adjective: modest with no pretensions or ostentation)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sencillo}}, {{t+|es|modesto}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|non asumiente}} (]']))

up to something (Adjective: doing something mischievous or scheming)

* Spanish: {{t|es|]}} (]']))

worth (Adjective: deserving of)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}} (]']))

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Dulce (Proper noun: )

* Spanish: {{t|ceb|Dulce}}

Egyptian Mau (Noun: Egyptian Mau)

* Spanish: {{t|pt|mau egipcio|m}}

Judah (Proper noun: one of the Israelite tribes)

* Spanish: {{t|pt|Judá}}

PIJ (Proper noun: Palestinian Islamic Jihad)

* Spanish: {{t|fr|JIP}}

Spidey-sense (Noun: intuitive feeling)

* Spanish: {{t|pt|sentido arácnido|m}}

Tibetan Buddhism (Proper noun: body of Buddhist religious doctrine characteristic of Tibet and surrounding areas)

* Spanish: {{t|es|budismo tibetano|m}}, {{t|pt|lamaísmo|m}}

adelantado (Noun: governor of a province)

* Spanish: {{t|pt|adelantado|m}}

adipocyte (Noun: type of cell)

* Spanish: {{t|pt|adipocito|m}}

chronourbanism (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t|pl|cronourbanismo}}

diaphragmatic (Adjective: of or using a diaphragm)

* Spanish: {{t|pt|diafragmático}}

dramedy (Noun: genre)

* Spanish: {{t|pt|comedia dramática|f}}, {{t|pt|dramedia|f}}

dramedy (Noun: film/TV programme of this genre)

* Spanish: {{t|pt|comedia dramática|f}}, {{t|pt|dramedia|f}}

fungiculture (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+|pt|fungicultura|f}}

grade (Noun: level of pre-collegiate education)

* Spanish: {{t|sl|grado|m}}

heterostyly (Noun: the condition of having unequal styles)

* Spanish: {{t|pt|heterostilia|f}}

landform (Noun: geological feature)

* Spanish: {{t|tl|forma de tierra|f}}

refrigerant (Noun: substance undergoing phase change)

* Spanish: {{t-check|pt|fluido frigorígeno}}, {{t-check|es|refrigerante}}

shipwreck (Noun: ship that has sunk or run aground so that it is no longer seaworthy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|naufragio|m}}, {{t|gl|derrelicto|m}}, {{t+|es|pecio|m}}, {{t|es|ruina de nave|f}}

stylize (Verb: to represent in a particular style)

* Spanish: {{t+|pt|estilizar}}

stylize (Verb: to represent abstractly in a conventional manner)

* Spanish: {{t+|pt|estilizar}}

surrogacy (Noun: act of substitution)

* Spanish: {{t|it|subrogación|f}}

transitional jacket (Noun: middling-temperature jacket)

* Spanish: {{t|sv|chaqueta de entretiempo|f}}

vulgarize (Verb: To make something vulgar)

* Spanish: {{t+|fr|vulgarizar}}

war of nerves (Noun: conflict in which demoralizing and frightening tactics are used)

* Spanish: {{t|es|guerra psicológica|f}}, {{t|pt|guerra de nervos|f}}

List items separated by both comma and semicolon

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Dutch (Noun: people (or person) from the Netherlands)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|holandeses|m-p}}, {{t+|es|neerlandeses|m-p}}; {{t+|es|holandés|m-s}}, {{t+|es|holandesa|f-s}}, {{t+|es|neerlandés|m-s}}, {{t+|es|neerlandesa|f-s}}

Old English (Proper noun: ancestor language of modern English)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|anglosajón|m}}, {{t|es|] ]|m}}; {{t+|es|inglés antiguo|m}}

Panamanian (Noun: person from Panama)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|panameño|m}}, {{t+|es|panameña|f}}; {{t|es|canalero|m}}

abroad (Adverb: in foreign countries)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|place}} {{t|es|] ] ]}}, {{t|es|] ] ]}}; {{qualifier|direction}} {{t|es|] ]}}

and so forth (Phrase: indicates that a list continues in a similar manner)

* Spanish: {{t|es|y así sucesivamente}}; {{t|es|y cosas semejantes}}, {{t|es|y eso}}, {{t|es|y todo eso}}, {{t|es|y tal}}

bad luck (Noun: misfortune)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mala pata|f}} {{qualifier|informal}}, {{t|es|mala suerte|f}}, {{t+|es|mala leche|f}} {{q|Latin America}}, {{t+|es|gafe|m}}, {{t+|es|desgracia|f}}, {{t+|es|desventura|f}}, {{t+|es|ñeque|m}}, {{t|es|trampucheta|f}}, {{t+|es|yeta|f}} {{qualifier|South America}}, {{q|]}}: {{t|es|macacoa|f}}, {{t|es|mavita|f}}, {{t|es|pandura|f}}, {{t|es|yetazo|m}} {{qualifier|Chile}}; {{t+|es|piña|f}} {{q|Peru}}

barse (Noun: fish)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|róbalo|m}}, {{t|es|lubina|f}}; {{t|es|perca|f}} {{gloss|freshwater}}

belonging (Noun: something physical that is owned)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pertenencias|f-p}} ; {{qualifier|colloquial or jocular usages}} {{t|es|cachachá|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, {{t+|es|chivas|m-p}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t|es|macundales|m-p}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, {{t|es|maritates}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica|El Salvador|Honduras|Nicaragua}}, {{t|es|efectos personales|m-p}}, {{t+|es|enseres|m-p}}, {{t|es|artículos personales|m-p}}, {{t+|es|bártulos|m-p}}

breaking news (Noun: news that just happened or is happening)

* Spanish: {{q|Spain}} {{t|es|noticia de última hora|f}}, {{t|es|última hora|f}}; {{q|Latin America}} {{t|es|último momento|m}}, {{t|es|noticia de último momento|f}}; {{t|es|] ]|f}}, {{t+|es|primicia|f}}, {{t+|es|emprima|f}}, {{t|es|tubazo|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, {{t+|es|chiva|f}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}

briskly (Adverb: fast, quickly, swiftly)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|brioso}}; {{t+|es|rápido}}, {{t+|es|enérgico}}, {{t+|es|briosamente}}

calf (Noun: young deer, elephant, seal or whale (also used of some other animals))

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cría|f}} {{q|general}}; {{t+|es|cervatillo|m}}, {{t|es|cervatilla|f}} {{q|deer}}; {{t+|es|ballenato|m}}, {{t|es|ballenata|f}} {{q|whale}}; {{t|es|elefantito|m}}, {{t|es|elefantita|f}} {{q|elephant}}; {{t|es|polluelo|m}}, {{t|es|polluela|f}} {{q|bird}}; {{t+|es|alevín|m}}, {{q|fish}}

chat (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|platicar}}, {{t+check|es|charlar}}; {{qualifier|Internet}} {{t+check|es|chatear}}

coati (Noun: any of several animals of the genus Nasua)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|coatí|m}}, {{t|es|cuchucho|m}} {{qualifier|Ecuador}}, {{t|es|cusumbo|m}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, {{t|es|gato solo|m}} {{qualifier|Panama}}, {{t|es|pezote|m}} {{qualifier|El Salvador}}, {{t|es|pizote|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica|Guatemala|Honduras|Nicaragua}}, {{t+|es|tejón|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}; {{gloss|Nasua nasua, coatimundi}} {{t|es|zorro guache|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}

come on to (Verb: make a romantic or sexual advance to)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|Spain}} {{t+|es|tirar los tejos}}, {{t+|es|insinuarse}}, {{t+|es|pinchar|alt=pinchar con alguien}}; {{qualifier|Mexico}} {{t|es|tirar la onda}}, {{t+|es|ligar}}

countenance (Verb: tolerate, support, sanction)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|admitir}}, {{t+|es|permitir}}, {{t+|es|tolerar}}; {{t+|es|aprobar}}, {{t+|es|sancionar}}; {{t+|es|apoyar}}, {{t+|es|favorecer}}, {{t+|es|patrocinar}}

diamondback (Noun: rattlesnake with diamond pattern on its back)

* Spanish: {{t|es|crótalo adamantino|m}}, {{t|es|cascabel diamantino del este}} {{qualifier|Crotalus adamanteus}}; {{t|es|crótalo diamante occidental|m}} {{qualifier|Crotalus atrox}}

dressing (Noun: material applied to a wound)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|vendaje|m}}, {{t+|es|tirita|f}}, {{t+|es|cura|f}}, {{t+|es|curita|f}}; {{t+|es|apósito|m}}

eleventh hour (Noun: The last minute)

* Spanish: {{t|es|casi demasiado tarde}} {{qualifier|Argentina}}; {{t|es|último minuto}}, {{t|es|última hora}}

emasculate (Adjective: deprived of virility or vigor)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|emasculado|m}}, {{t+|es|castrado|m}}; {{t+|es|debilitado|m}}

emasculate (Verb: to deprive of masculine vigor or spirit; to weaken)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|emascular}}; {{t+|es|debilitar}}, {{t|es|feminizar}}

flight attendant (Noun: member of the crew of an airplane who is responsible for the comfort and safety of its passengers)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|azafata}} {{qualifier|stewardess}}; {{t|es|azafato}} {{qualifier|steward}}; {{t+|es|aeromoza}}, {{t+|es|moza}} {{qualifier|Latin America, stewardess}}; {{t|es|aeromozo}}, {{t+|es|mozo}} {{qualifier|Latin America, steward}}; {{t|es|auxiliar de vuelo}}

flood (Noun: overflow of water)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inundación|f}}; {{t+|es|avenida|f}}, {{t+|es|riada|f}}, {{t|es|innundación|f}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}

get on with (Verb: proceed with)

* Spanish: {{gloss|proceed}} {{t+|es|hacer}}, {{t+|es|realizar}}, {{t+|es|proceder}} con; {{gloss|begin}} {{t+|es|comenzar}}, {{t+|es|empezar}}; {{gloss|continue}} {{t+|es|continuar}} con, {{t+|es|seguir}} con, {{t+|es|proseguir}} con

half-life (Noun: time in physics)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]|m}}; {{t|es|semivida|f}}, {{t|es|vida media|f}}

holiday (Noun: day declared free from work by the government)

* Spanish: {{t|es|día festivo|m}} {{q|Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Guatemala, Nicaragua}}, {{t+|es|feriado|m}} {{q|Argentina, Ecuador, El Salvador, Honduras, Peru, Uruguay}}, {{t|es|] ]|m}} {{q|Bolivia, Chile, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Panama, Paraguay, Puerto Rico, Venezuela}}; {{t|es|] ] ]|m}} {{q|Cuba}}

hood rat (Noun: a poor inner city resident)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|chorro}}, {{t+|es|roto}} {{q|Chile}}; {{t+|es|rata}} {{q|Mexico}}; {{t+|es|loba}} {{q|Colombia}}

hunk (Noun: an attractive man)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|macizo|m}}; {{t+|es|galán|m}}, {{qualifier|Argentina|Bolivia|Chile|Colombia}} {{t+|es|churro|m}}, {{qualifier|Latin America}} {{t|es|mijito rico|m}}, {{t+|es|guapetón|m}}, {{t+|es|mino|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Chile}}

if the shoe fits, wear it (Proverb: idiomatic)

* Spanish: {{t|es|el que se pica, ajos come}}; {{t|es|al que le quepa el sayo}}; {{t|es|al que le pique, que se rasque}}; {{t|es|a el que le quede el saco, que se lo ponga}}, {{t+|es|quien se pica, ajos come}}

issue (Verb: to flow out; to proceed from)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|emitir}}; {{t+|es|proceder}}, {{t+|es|crecer}}, {{t+|es|recibir}}, {{t+|es|lucrar}}, {{t|es|natar}}, {{t+|es|manar}}

jet lag (Noun: physical condition)

* Spanish: ] {{g|m}}; ] {{g|m}}, {{t+|es|jet lag}} {{g|m}}

knock (Verb: to rap one's knuckles against something)

* Spanish: {{gloss|door}} ] a; {{t+|es|golpear}}, {{t|es|] a}}, {{t+|es|tañer}}

midriff (Noun: mid section of the human torso)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|abdomen|m}}; {{t+|es|vientre|m}}, {{t+|es|cintura|f}}

observation (Noun: act of observing or being observed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|observación|f}}, {{t+|es|vigilancia|f}}; {{t+|es|observancia|f}}

offshoot (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|rama|f}}, {{t+check|es|ramal|m}}, {{t-check|es|ramificación|f}}; {{t+check|es|derivado|m}}

onward (Adverb: In a forward direction)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|spatial direction}} {{t|es|hacia adelante}}, {{t|es|para adelante}}, {{t|es|de frente}}; {{qualifier|temporal direction}} {{t|es|en adelante}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

operate (Verb: to produce effect on the mind; to exert moral power)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|influir}}; {{t+|es|controlar}}, {{t+|es|manipular}}

paca (Noun: rodent of genus Cuniculus)

* Spanish: {{t|es|boruga|f}} {{qualifier|Colombian Amazonia}}, {{t|es|conejo pintado|m}} {{qualifier|Panama}}; {{t+|es|guagua|f}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, {{t|es|guanta|m}} {{qualifier|Ecuador}}, {{t|es|guartinaja|m}} {{qualifier|Northwestern Colombia}}; {{t|es|jochi pintado|m}} {{qualifier|Bolivia}}, {{t+|es|lapa|f}} {{qualifier|Colombian Llanos|Venezuela}}; {{t|es|majaz|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t+|es|paca|f}} {{qualifier|especially Argentina|Paraguay|Uruguay}}, {{t|es|tepezcuinte|m}} {{qualifier|Central America}}, {{t|es|tepezcuintle|m}} {{qualifier|Central America|Mexico}}, {{t|es|tinajo|m}} {{qualifier|Northeastern Colombia}}

pebble (Noun: stone)

* Spanish: chunk of stone: {{t+|es|canto|m}}; smooth ''canto'': {{t|es|canto pelado|m}}, {{t+|es|canto rodado|m}}; small ''canto rodado'': {{t+|es|guijarro|m}}, {{t+|es|peladilla|f}}, {{t|es|callao|m}}, {{t+|es|codón|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|ripio|m}}; small ''guijarro'': {{t+|es|morro|m}}; small stone: {{t+|es|china|f}}, {{t|es|guija|f}}, {{t+|es|aguija|f}}, {{t+|es|chino|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}; larger ''china'': {{t|es|chinarro|m}}; cylindrical ''canto rodado'': {{t+|es|rollo}};

piggy bank (Noun: small container to store small saved coins in)

* Spanish: ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Latin America|Southern Spain and Canary Islands|Philippines}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Spain standard usage}}; {{gloss|pig-shaped}} ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Chile|Costa Rica|Ecuador|Nicaragua|Peru|Uruguay}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Guatemala}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|El Salvador}}

remote control (Noun: device used to operate an appliance from a short distance)

* Spanish: {{q|Latin America}} {{t|es|control remoto|m}}, {{t+|es|control|m}}; {{q|Spain}} {{t|es|mando a distancia|m}}, {{t+|es|mando|m}}; {{t|es|telemando|m}}

revenant (Noun: supernatural being)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|resucitado|m}}, {{t+|es|resucitada|f}}; {{t+|es|zombi|m}}, {{t+|es|fantasma|m}}, {{t+|es|espectro|m}}, {{t+|es|aparición|f}}, {{t+|es|aparecido|m}}

sandal (Noun: type of footwear)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sandalia|f}}, {{t+|es|chala|f}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t+|es|chinela|f}} {{qualifier|Bolivia}}; {{gloss|sandal with flat sole and crossed leather straps}} {{t+|es|chancleta|f}}, {{t+|es|caite|m}} {{qualifier|Guatemala|Nicaragua}}, {{t|es|cutara|m}} {{qualifier|Eastern Cuba}}, {{t+|es|huarache|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|chancla|f}}, {{t|es|calipso|m}} {{qualifier|Dominican Republic}}

scallop (Noun: mollusc)

* Spanish: {{t|es|vieira|f}}; {{t+|es|venera|f}}, {{t|es|concha de peregrino|f}}, {{t|es|callo de hacha|m}}

sham (Adjective: intended to deceive)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|falso|m}}; {{t+|es|fingido|m}}, {{t+|es|ficticio}}, {{t+|es|sacha|m|f}} {{qualifier|Ecuador}}

soccer (Noun: game)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fútbol|m}}, {{qualifier|Mexico}} {{t+|es|futbol}}; {{t+|es|balompié|m}}, {{t|es|balón-pie|m}}; {{qualifier|Mexico}} {{t+|es|pambol}}

soy sauce (Noun: a condiment and ingredient made from fermented soybeans)

* Spanish: {{t|es|salsa de soja}}, {{t|es|salsa de soya}}, {{t+|es|soja|f}}, Peru: {{t|es|siyao|m}}, {{t|es|siyau|m}}, {{t|es|sillao|m}}, {{t|es|sillau|m}};

sprawl (Verb: to sit with limbs spread out)

* Spanish: Less spread out: {{t+|es|desparrancarse}}, {{t+|es|despernancarse}}, {{t+|es|esparrancarse}}, {{t+|es|espernancarse}}, {{t+|es|descuajeringarse}}, {{t+|es|descuajaringarse}}; on the ground: {{t+|es|despatarrarse}}, {{t+|es|despaturrarse}}, {{t+|es|espatarrarse}}; {{t+|es|repantigarse}}, {{t+|es|repantingarse}}, {{t+|es|repanchigarse}}, {{t+|es|repanchingarse}}, {{t+|es|arrellanarse}}, {{t+|es|apoltronarse}}, {{t+|es|aclocarse}}, {{t+|es|arrepanchigarse}}

spur (Noun: anything that inspires or motivates)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|espuela|f}}, {{t+|es|acicate|m}}; {{t+|es|incentivo|m}}

tactless (Adjective: without tact)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|indiscreto}}; ] {{t+|es|delicado}}, {{t+|es|desatinado}}

tang (Noun: )

* Spanish: sabor fuerte; ] {{g|f}}, sabor ácido; olor penetrante

teenager (Noun: person aged between thirteen and nineteen)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|adolescente|m|f}}, {{t+|es|adolescentes|m-p|f-p|p}}, ; {{qualifier|colloquial, Mexico}}: {{t|es|puberto|m}} {{t|es|pubertos|m-p}}, {{t|es|puberta|f}}, {{t+|es|pubertas|f-p}}

transmute (Verb: to convert one thing into another)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|transmutar}}, {{t+|es|trasladar}}; {{t+|es|transmutarse}}, {{t+|es|trasladarse}}

whippersnapper (Noun: young, cheeky person)

* Spanish: ] {{g|m}}; ] {{g|m}}, {{t+|es|chiquilicuatre}}, {{t+|es|chisgarabís}}, {{t|es|pollastre}}

white coffee (Noun: coffee with milk added)

* Spanish: ] {{g|m}} ; {{qualifier|coffee with only a dash of milk}} ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, , {{t+|es|cortado|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}

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Anno Domini (Adverb: in the year of our Lord)

* Spanish: {{t|es|después de Jesucristo}} (''abbr.'' {{t|es|d. de J.C.}}), {{t|es|después de Cristo}} (''abbr.'' {{t|es|d.C.}})

Anointing of the Sick (Proper noun: sacrament)

* Spanish: {{t|es|unción de los enfermos|f}} {{t+|es|Extrema Unción|f}}, {{t+|es|extremaunción|f}}

BC (Adverb: before Christ)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|a. de J. C.}} (''{{t|es|antes de Jesucristo}}''), {{t+|es|a. C.}}, {{t|es|a. de C.}} (''antes de Cristo'')

Carmel (Proper noun: mountain range in Israel)

* Spanish: ({{l|es|monte|Monte}}) {{t+|es|Carmelo}}

Cup (Noun: championship win)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|Copa}} / {{t+|es|copa}}

Floreana (Proper noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|isla}} {{t|es|Floreana}}, {{t|es|Floreana}}

Galapagos (Proper noun: province)

* Spanish: {{t|es|Galápagos}}, {{t+|es|provincia}} {{t+|es|de}} {{t|es|Galápagos}}

Galapagos (Proper noun: province)

* Spanish: {{t|es|Galápagos}}, {{t+|es|provincia}} {{t+|es|de}} {{t|es|Galápagos}}

RNA (Noun: abbreviation of ribonucleic acid)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ARN|m}} ({{t+|es|ácido ribonucleico}})

San Salvador Island (Proper noun: Columbus's island)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|San Salvador}}, {{t+|es|isla}} {{t+|es|San Salvador}}, {{t|es|Guanahaní}}

Santiago (Proper noun: Ecuadorian island)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|isla}} {{t+|es|Santiago}}, {{t+|es|Santiago}}

acetaminophen (Noun: drug)

* Spanish: {{t|es|acetaminofén|m}} {{t+|es|paracetamol|m}}

air hole (Noun: air pocket)

* Spanish: ({{t+|es|región}} de) {{t+|es|corriente}} {{t|es|descendente}}

air hole (Noun: air pocket)

* Spanish: ({{t+|es|región}} de) {{t+|es|corriente}} {{t|es|descendente}}

argent (Adjective: of white or silver tincture on a coat of arms)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|plata}} ({{t+|es|blanco}})

boast (Verb: to brag; to talk loudly in praise of oneself)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|presumir}}, {{t+|es|alardear}}, {{t+|es|fanfarronear}}, {{t+|es|vanagloriarse}} {{l|es|de}}, {{t+|es|ostentar}}, {{t+|es|jactarse}} {{l|es|de}}, {{t+|es|ufanarse}}, {{t+|es|fardar}}, {{t+|es|dragonear}}

camp (Noun: style)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|amanerado}} estilo {{t+|es|camp}}, {{t+|es|kitsch|m}}

carnassial (Noun: flesh shearing tooth of a carnivore)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|muela}} {{t+|es|carnicera}}

challenge (Noun: judge's interest in the result of the case for which they should not be allowed to sit)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|incompatibilidad|f}} {{t+|es|impedimento|m}},

count on (Verb: to rely on, trust, or expect)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|contar}} ({{l|es|con}})

creep out (Verb: make uncomfortable)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|asustar}}, {{t+|es|dar}} {{l|es|escalofríos}}

drive someone crazy (Verb: annoy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rayarse}}, {{t+|es|volver}} {{t+|es|loco}}, {{t+|es|enloquecer}}, {{t|es|traer de cabeza}}, {{t+|es|llevar}} {{t+|es|loco}}

dropout (Noun: one who leaves without completing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estudiante}} de {{t+|es|carrera}} {{t+|es|trunca}}

dropout (Noun: one who leaves without completing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estudiante}} de {{t+|es|carrera}} {{t+|es|trunca}}

ethylene-vinyl acetate (Noun: copolymer of ethylene and vinyl acetate)

* Spanish: {{t|es|etilvinilacetato|m}} ({{t|es|EVA|f}})

go (Verb: to date)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|datar}}, {{tt+|es|salir}} ({{tt+|es|con}})

hart (Noun: male deer)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|macho|m}} de {{t+|es|ciervo|m}}

how are you (Phrase: greeting)

* Spanish: ¿{{t|es|cómo está}}? ''or'' ¿{{t|es|cómo está usted}}? {{qualifier|formal}}, ¿{{t|es|cómo estás}}? {{qualifier|informal}}, ¿{{t|es|qué tal}}? {{qualifier|informal}}

infomercial (Noun: program-length television commercial)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|infomercial|m}} {{q|Latin America}}, {{t|es|publirreportaje|m}} {{q|Spain}}, {{t+|es|anuncio|m}} de {{t|es|teletienda|f}}

lovebird (Noun: affectionate couple (or a person thereof))

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tórtolos|m-p}} ({{t|es|tórtolo|m}}, {{t+|es|tórtola|f}}), {{t|es|tortolitos|m-p}}, {{t|es|(tortolito|m}}, {{t+|es|tortolita|f}}

lovebird (Noun: affectionate couple (or a person thereof))

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tórtolos|m-p}} ({{t|es|tórtolo|m}}, {{t+|es|tórtola|f}}), {{t|es|tortolitos|m-p}}, {{t|es|(tortolito|m}}, {{t+|es|tortolita|f}}

lower back (Noun: the lumbar region)

* Spanish: {{t|es|región lumbar|f}} {{t+|es|cintura|f}}

mass noun (Noun: noun describing something that cannot be counted)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|nombre incontable|m}} ({{t+|es|de}} {{t+|es|sustancia}})

mass noun (Noun: noun describing something that cannot be counted)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|nombre incontable|m}} ({{t+|es|de}} {{t+|es|sustancia}})

milquetoast (Noun: person of meek or timid disposition; person who lacks character or effectiveness)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tímido}} {{t+|es|retraído}}

mob (Verb: to crowd around a person)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rodear}}, {{t+|es|amontonarse}} {{t+|es|alrededor}} de

mood (Noun: mental state)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|humor|m}} {{t+|es|ánimo|m}}, {{t|es|estado de ánimo|m}}, {{t|es|piropiro|m}}

nod (Verb: incline the head up and down)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|asentir}} {{l|es|con}} {{l|es|la}} {{l|es|cabeza}}, {{t+|es|cabecear}}, {{t|es|veniar}}, {{t|es|aveniar}}, {{t|es|enveniar}}

nod (Verb: incline the head up and down)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|asentir}} {{l|es|con}} {{l|es|la}} {{l|es|cabeza}}, {{t+|es|cabecear}}, {{t|es|veniar}}, {{t|es|aveniar}}, {{t|es|enveniar}}

nod (Verb: incline the head up and down)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|asentir}} {{l|es|con}} {{l|es|la}} {{l|es|cabeza}}, {{t+|es|cabecear}}, {{t|es|veniar}}, {{t|es|aveniar}}, {{t|es|enveniar}}

on (Preposition: dealing with the subject of)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sobre}} {{t+|es|acerca de}}

orchil (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|urchilla}} {{t|es|orcina}}

pot calling the kettle black (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|apártate que me tiznas, dijo la sartén al cazo|lit=move away, you are blackening me, said the pan to the pot}} {{t-check|es|el burro hablando de orejas|lit=the donkey talking about ears}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, {{t-check|es|el comál le dijo a la olla|lit=the grill said to the pot}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t-check|es|cachicamo diciéndole a morrocoy conchúo|lit=an armadillo telling a turtle it is too hard shelled}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, {{t-check|es|la olla le dice a la sartén|lit=the pot said to the frying pan}} {{qualifier|Peru}}

refute (Verb: to deny the truth or correctness of (something))

* Spanish: {{t+|es|negar}} {{t+|es|rehusar}}, {{t+|es|rechazar}}

runestone (Noun: stone with a runic inscription)

* Spanish: {{t|es|piedra rúnica|f}} (cf. {{t|es|estela rúnica|f}})

shoe size (Noun: size of shoe)

* Spanish: {{t|es|talla de calzado|f}}, {{t+|es|talle|m}} (see also the verb {{l|es|calzar}}, meaning "to have as shoe size")

smuggle (Verb: to import or export, illicitly or by stealth, without paying lawful customs charges or duties)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|contrabandear}}, {{t+|es|pasar}} de {{t+|es|contrabando|m}}

start over (Verb: begin again)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|recomenzar}}, {{t+|es|volver}} a {{t+|es|empezar}}, {{t|es|empezar de cero}}

stroke (Noun: loss of brain function arising when the blood supply to the brain is suddenly interrupted)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|apoplejía|f}}, {{t|es|accidente cerebro vascular|m}} ({{t|es|ACV}}), {{t+|es|derrame|m}} {{qualifier|most common}}, {{t+|es|ictus|m}}, {{t|es|derrame cerebral|m}}

take up (Verb: to shorten by hemming)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|coger}} {{l|es|a}}, {{t+|es|agarrar}} {{l|es|a}}

thoroughfare (Noun: road open at both ends)

* Spanish: {{t|es|vía pública|f}}, {{t|es|vía de comunicación|f}} {{t|es|gran rúa|f}}

tiler (Noun: person who sets tiles)

* Spanish: {{t|es|embaldosador|m}} {{t|es|embaldosadora|f}}, {{t+|es|solador|m}}, {{t|es|soladora|f}}

underrated (Adjective: not given enough recognition)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|subestimado}} {{t+|es|sobrevalorado}}

vacuum sealer (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|envasadora al vacío|f}}, {{t|es|selladora al vacío|f}} {{t|es|máquina de envasado al vacío|f}}

wall socket (Noun: electricity power point)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tomacorriente|f}} (] {{t+|es|toma|f}}) {{t+|es|base|f}} {{t|es|base de enchufe|f}}

wall socket (Noun: electricity power point)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tomacorriente|f}} (] {{t+|es|toma|f}}) {{t+|es|base|f}} {{t|es|base de enchufe|f}}

wall socket (Noun: electricity power point)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tomacorriente|f}} (] {{t+|es|toma|f}}) {{t+|es|base|f}} {{t|es|base de enchufe|f}}

warts and all (Adjective: of a description which does not conceal shortcomings or imperfections)

* Spanish: {{t|es|con todas sus imperfecciones}}{{t|es|con verrugas y todo}}

wit (Noun: Spoken humour, particularly that thought of quickly)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|humor|m}}, {{t+|es|gracia|f}}, {{t+|es|mordacidad|f}}, {{t+|es|chiste}} {{l|es|espontáneo|g=m}}

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-y (Suffix: used in the name of some locations ending in -ia in Latin)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|-ía|f}}, {{t+|es|-ia|f}} 

Latin (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|latino|m}} 

abate (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|suprimir}}, {{t+|es|menguar}}

airworthy (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|navegable}} , {{t-check|es|] ] ]}} 

ambush (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|encerrona}} 

artifice (Noun: crafty but underhanded deception)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|artificio|m}} 

arum (Noun: flower or plant in the genus Arum)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aro|m}}, {{t|es|yaro|m}}, {{t|es|sarrillo}}

billionaire (Noun: wealth exceeding one billion (10⁹))

* Spanish: {{t|es|milmillonario|m}}, {{t+|es|multimillonario|m}}, {{t|es|millardario|m}}

bullshit (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|huevear}}, {{t+check|es|tontería|alt=decir tonterías}} 

bumper (Noun: impact absorber on a vehicle)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|parachoques|m}}, {{t|es|bómper|m}} {{qualifier|Central America|Colombia|Dominican Republic|Puerto Rico}}, {{t|es|búmper|m}} {{qualifier|Panama|Costa Rica}}, {{t+|es|defensa|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|paragolpes|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Paraguay|Uruguay}},   {{t+|es|paragolpe|m}}

carbon (Noun: informal: carbon copy)

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|] ] ]}} 

chastise (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|castigar}}, {{t+check|es|regañar}}, {{t+check|es|escarmentar}} 

course (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|curso|m}} 

cranefly (Noun: fly of the suborder Tipulomorpha)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|típula|f}}, {{t+|es|zancudo|m}}

critical condition (Noun: medical condition)

* Spanish: {{t|es|estado crítico}} 

debenture (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|bono|m}}, {{t+check|es|obligación|f}} 

decline (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|decadencia|f}} 

dick (Noun: penis)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|all of these words are vulgar}} {{t+|es|bicho|m}} {{qualifier|Puerto Rico}}, {{t+|es|cipote|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|huevo|m}} {{qualifier|Dominican Republic|Venezuela}}, {{t|es|ñafle|m}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t+|es|paloma|f}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, {{t+|es|picha|f}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, {{t+|es|pichi|m}} {{qualifier|Bolivia}}, {{t+|es|pichula|f}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t+|es|pico|f}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t+|es|pija|f}} {{qualifier|Argentina}}, {{t+|es|pinga|f}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica|Cuba|Dominican Republic|Guatemala|Panama|Peru|Spain's Canary Islands|Venezuela}}, {{t+|es|pito|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|polla|f}} {{qualifier|Spain standard usage}}, {{t+|es|tranca|f}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|turca|f}} {{qualifier|Nicaragua}}, {{t+|es|verga|f}} {{qualifier|now especially El Salvador|Argentina|Paraguay}} ,

dickhead (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|careverga}}, {{t-check|es|] de ]}} 

dilettante (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|diletante}} 

dimple (Verb: create a dimple in)

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|] ]}} 

dive (Verb: to jump into water head-first)

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|clavado|alt=hacer un clavado}} , {{t+|es|zambullirse}}

droll (Adjective: oddly humorous; whimsical)

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|] ]}} 

flinch (Verb: to make a sudden, involuntary movement in response to a stimulus)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estremecerse}}, {{t+|es|reaccionar}} , {{t+|es|inmutarse}}

hard (Adjective: of water, high in dissolved calcium compounds)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|duro}} 

hoodie (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|oso hormiguero}} 

hound (Noun: dog, hunting dog)

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|perro de caza|m}}, {{t+check|es|sabueso|m}} 

impress (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|impresión|f}} 

inflection (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|punto de inflexión}} 

inner core (Noun: innermost part of the Earth)

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|] ]|m}} 

interference (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|injerencia|f}} 

kapok tree (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|ceiba|f}}, {{t-check|es|kapok|m}}, {{t-check|es|capoc|m}}, {{t-check|es|pochote|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+check|es|bonga|f}} {{q|Colombia}}, {{t-check|es|lupuna|f}} {{q|Peruvian Amazon}} 

ledger (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|registro|m}} 

lemon (Noun: tree)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|limonero|m}}, {{t+|es|limón|m}}

lollipop (Noun: confectionery on a stick)

* Spanish: {{t|es|piruleta|f}}, {{t|es|chupachús|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t|es|chupeta|f}} {{qualifier|Colombia|Dominican Republic|Venezuela}}, {{t+|es|chupete|m}} {{qualifier|Bolivia|Chile|Ecuador|Guatemala|Peru}}, {{t+|es|chupetín|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Bolivia|Paraguay|Peru|Uruguay}}, {{t+|es|colombina|f}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, {{t|es|cóyac|m}} {{qualifier|Chile|colloquial}}, {{t|es|paleta de caramelo|f}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Bolivia|Dominican Republic|Mexico|Nicaragua|Paraguay|Puerto Rico|Uruguay}}, {{t+|es|pirulí|m}} {{q|Spain}}, {{t|es|bolón|m}} {{q|Dominican Republic}}, {{t|es|popi|m}} {{q|Costa Rica}}

megrim (Noun: Lepidorhombus whiffiagonis)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|gallo|m}}, {{t|es|gallo del norte|m}} {{qualifier|L. whiffiagonis}}

nasturtium (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|berro}}, {{t|es|nasturcio}} 

now (Adverb: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|ahorita}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}, {{t+check|es|bueno}},  {{t+check|es|entonces}}

passenger kilometer (Noun: unit)

* Spanish: {{t|es|kilómetros-pasajero|m}} 

passenger mile (Noun: unit)

* Spanish: {{t|es|millas-pasajero|f}} 

petticoat (Noun: woman's undergarment worn under a skirt)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|enaguas|f}} , {{t+|es|combinación|f}} {{qualifier|Colombian Atlantic Coast}}, {{t+|es|fondo|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico, Venezuela}}, {{t+|es|fustán|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua}}, {{t|es|peticote|m}} {{qualifier|Panama}}, {{t|es|sayuela|f}} {{qualifier|Cuba}}

pope (Noun: head of the Roman Catholic Church)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|Papa|m}} 

private (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|privado}} 

prowl (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|aguaitar}} 

pussy (Noun: informal: affectionate term for a cat)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cuchito|m}}, {{t+|es|gata|f}} , {{t+|es|minino|m}}

question (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|incógnita|f}}, {{t+check|es|duda|f}}, {{t+check|es|interrogante}} 

ram (Verb: intentionally collide with (a ship))

* Spanish: {{t+|es|embestir}}, {{t+|es|chancar}}

ribbed vault (Noun: structure created by intersection of vaults)

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|bóveda de nervadadura|f}}, {{t-check|es|] de ]|f}} , {{t-check|es|] ]}}

ride (Verb: to be transported in a vehicle as a passenger)

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|] en ]}} , {{t+check|es|conducir}}, {{t|es|raitear}} {{qualifier|Honduras}}

sake (Noun: cause, interest or account)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|causa|f}}, {{t+|es|gracia|f}}

sake (Noun: purpose or end; reason)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|razón|f}}, {{t+|es|motivo|m}} , {{t+|es|gracia|f}}

sake (Noun: benefit)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|bien|m}} , {{t+|es|gracia|f}}

semelfactive aspect (Noun: grammar aspect)

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|] ]|m}} 

shop (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{tt+check|es|tienda|f}}, {{qualifier|formal usage}} {{tt+check|es|comercio|m}}, {{qualifier|colloquial}} {{tt+check|es|negocio|m}}, {{qualifier|Colombia}} {{tt+check|es|almacén|m}}, {{qualifier|small shop}} {{tt+check|es|changarro|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}

shopping cart (Noun: conveyance used to carry items while shopping)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|carrito|m}}, {{t+|es|carretilla|f}} , {{t+|es|coche|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t+|es|chango|m}}

snack (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{qualifier|Ecuador|Guatemala|México}} {{t-check|es|antojito|m}}, {{t+check|es|aperitivo|m}}, {{qualifier|Mexico}} {{t+check|es|botana}}, {{qualifier|Colombia}} {{t+check|es|pasaboca}}, {{qualifier|Venezuela}} {{t-check|es|pasapalo}}, {{t+check|es|pincho|m}}, {{qualifier|Spain}} {{t+check|es|tapa|f}}

soda pop (Noun: sweetened, carbonated beverage)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|refresco}}, {{t+|es|gaseosa}}, {{t+|es|bebida}},  ]

taper (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|estrechar}} 

tent (Noun: portable lodge)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tienda|f}}, {{t+|es|toldo|m}}, {{t+|es|carpa|f}}

them (Pronoun: )

* Spanish: {{qualifier|direct object}} {{t+check|es|les}}, {{t+check|es|ellos|m|alt=a ellos}} , {{qualifier|indirect object}} {{t+check|es|ellas|f|alt=a ellas}} , {{t+check|es|ellos|m}}, {{qualifier|after preposition}} {{t+check|es|ellas|f}}

traffic jam (Noun: situation in which all road traffic is stationary or very slow)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|embotellamiento|m}}, {{t+|es|atasco|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|caravana|f}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|cola|f}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, {{t+|es|fila|f}} {{qualifier|Guatemala}}, {{t+|es|presa|f}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, {{t+|es|taco|m}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t|es|tapón|m}} {{qualifier|Dominican Republic|Puerto Rico}}, {{t+|es|trabazón|m}} {{qualifier|El Salvador}}, {{t+|es|tranca|f}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, {{t+|es|trancón|m}} {{qualifier|Colombia|Ecuador}}, {{t+|es|tráfico|m}} {{qualifier|Ecuador}}, {{t+|es|tranque|m}} {{qualifier|Cuba|Panama}}, {{t|es|congestión de tránsito|f}}, {{t|es|congestión vehicular|f}}, {{t|es|trancadera|f}}

trespass (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|violar}}, {{t+check|es|traspasar}} 

turkey vulture (Noun: )

* Spanish: ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico|}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Caribbean Islands}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|El Salvador}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Uruguay}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Honduras}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Panama}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Ecuador|Peru}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Bolivia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Chile}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Panama}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica|Nicaragua}}, ] {{qualifier|Costa Rica|Nicaragua}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica|Nicaragua}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|El Salvador}}

twelve-tone technique (Noun: system of musical composition)

* Spanish: {{t|es|música dodecafónica|f}} 

type area (Noun: the useful area of a page of printed material without the margins)

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|área de impresión}}

tyre (Noun: wheel covering)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|neumático|m}} {{qualifier|especially Chile and Spain - formal usage in other countries}}, {{t+|es|caucho|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, {{t+|es|cubierta|f}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Paraguay|Uruguay}}, {{t+|es|goma|f}} {{qualifier|Caribbean Islands}}, {{t+|es|llanta|f}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}, {{t+|es|rueda|f}} {{qualifier|Spain}} 

weekday (Noun: day of the week, excluding weekends)

* Spanish: {{t|es|día de entre semana|m}} 

when (Conjunction: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|cuando}} 

when (Noun: the time)

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|] ]}} 

when Hell freezes over (Adverb: never)

* Spanish: {{t|es|el día que las vacas vuelen}}

wit (Noun: A person who tells funny anecdotes or jokes)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|imaginativo|m}}, {{t+|es|divertido|m}} , {{t|es|hilaro|m}}, {{t+|es|hilara|f}}

you can't judge a book by its cover (Proverb: it is not possible to judge things by external appearances alone)

* Spanish: {{t|es|el hábito no hace al monje}} 

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AD (Adverb: anno Domini)

* Spanish: {{t|es|d.C.}} {{gloss|]}}

Secretary of State (Noun: any of several senior government positions)

* Spanish: ] {{g|m}} {{gloss|US}}, ] {{g|m}} {{gloss|other countries}}

Vladimir (Proper noun: male given name)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|Vladimiro|m}}, {{t|es|Vladímir|m}} {{gloss|of Russians}}

a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush (Proverb: small but certain advantage is preferable)

* Spanish: {{t|es|más vale pájaro en mano que ciento volando}} {{gloss|a bird in one hand is worth more than a hundred in flight}}

abscess (Noun: cavity filled with pus)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|absceso|m}}, {{t+|es|flemón|m}} {{gloss|gums}}

affreightment (Noun: hire a vessel for cargo)

* Spanish: {{t|es|fletamento|m}}, {{t+|es|flete|m}} {{gloss|hiring of a cargo vehicle}}

at all (Adverb: to the slightest degree, in any way)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en realidad|n}}, {{t|es|para nada}} {{gloss|not at all}}, {{t+|es|en absoluto}}

battery (Noun: device storing electricity)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pila|f}} {{gloss|cylindrical, disposable}}, {{t+|es|batería|f}} {{gloss|rectangular, rechargeable}}

be able to (Verb: have ability to)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|poder}} {{gloss|for a possibility or capacity}}, {{t|es|] ] ]}} {{gloss|for a skill}}, {{t+|es|saber}} {{gloss|for a skill}}

bearing (Noun: mechanical device)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rodamiento|m}} {{gloss|rolling bearing}}, {{qualifier|Mexico}} {{t+|es|balero|m}}, {{t+|es|cojinete|m}}

bell (Noun: percussive instrument)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|campana|f}} {{gloss|big}}, {{tt+|es|campanilla|f}} {{gloss|small}}

binge (Noun: short period of excessive consumption, especially of alcohol)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atracón|m}} {{q|general}}, {{t+|es|comilona}} {{q|of food}}, {{t+|es|botellón|m}} {{gloss|of alcohol}}, {{t+|es|francachela}}, {{t|es|atragamiento|m}}

bleat (Noun: cry of a sheep or a goat)

* Spanish: {{gloss|sheep's bleat}} {{t+|es|balido|m}}

bring (Verb: to transport toward somebody/somewhere)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|traer}} {{gloss|bringer is coming}}, {{t+|es|llevar}} {{gloss|bringer is going}}

burrow (Noun: a tunnel or hole)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|madriguera|f}}, {{t+|es|ratonera|f}} {{gloss|mouse burrow}}

calf (Noun: anatomy: back of the leg below the knee)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pantorrilla|f}} {{lbl|es|human|nocat=1}}, {{t+|es|chamorro|m}} {{lbl|es|nonhuman|nocat=1}}, {{t|es|pantorra|f}}

car wash (Noun: place at which a car is washed, often mechanically)

* Spanish: {{t|es|túnel de lavado|m}} {{gloss|automated system}}, {{t|es|autolavado|m}} {{qual|Mexico|Colombia|Costa Rica|Dominican Republic|Nicaragua|Venezuela}}, {{t|es|lavado de coches|m}} {{qual|Spain}}, {{t|es|lavado de carros|m}} {{qual|Dominican Republic|El Salvador|Guatemala|Honduras|Panama|Puerto Rico|parts of Mexico}}, {{t|es|lavadero de carros|m}} {{qual|Colombia|Mexico|Peru}}, {{t|es|lavadero de autos|m}} {{qual|Argentina|Paraguay|Uruguay}}, {{t|es|lavado de autos|m}} {{qual|Ecuador}}, {{t|es|lavadora de autos|m}} {{qual|Ecuador}}, {{t+|es|fregadora|f}} {{qual|Cuba}}

card (Noun: flat, normally rectangular piece of stiff paper, plastic etc.)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|carta|f}} {{gloss|paper card for games}}, {{t+|es|tarjeta|f}}

card (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|carta|f}}, {{t+check|es|naipe|m}} {{gloss|element of a deck}}, {{t+check|es|tarjeta|f}} {{gloss|computer component, transport ticket}}

catcall (Noun: shout or whistle expressing dislike)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rechifla|f}} {{gloss|whistle}}, {{t+|es|abucheo|m}} {{gloss|shout}}

catcall (Verb: make such an exclamation)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rechiflar}} {{gloss|whistle}}, {{t+|es|abuchear}} {{gloss|shout}}

cherry (Noun: tree)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|cerezo|m}} {{gloss|Prunus avium}}, {{gloss|Prunus cerasus}} {{tt+|es|guindo|m}}

chick (Noun: young bird)

* Spanish: {{t|es|polluelo|m}}, {{t+|es|pollo|m}}, {{t+|es|pichón|m}} {{gloss|dove's chick}}

chitterlings (Noun: small pig intestine, boiled and fried)

* Spanish: {{t|es|gallinejas|f-p}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|chunchules|m-p}} {{qualifier|Chile}} {{gloss|usually of beef}}, {{t+|es|chunchullo|m}}, {{t|es|chinchulín|m}}, {{t+|es|chinchurria|f}}, {{t+|es|chunchurria|f}}, {{t|es|choncholi|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}

coastal (Adjective: relating to the coast)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|costero}}, {{t+|es|costanero}}, {{t+|es|costeño}} {{gloss|only for people}}

cold (Adjective: of a person)

* Spanish: {{sense|to be cold}}{{t|es|] ]}}

counter (Noun: table or board on which business is transacted)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mostrador|m}}, {{t+|es|taquilla|f}} {{gloss|ticket window}}, {{t|es|''counter''|m}} {{qualifier|America}}

cube (Noun: object more or less in the form of a cube)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cubo|m}}, {{t+|es|terrón|m}} {{gloss|sugar cube}}, {{t+|es|cubito|m}} {{gloss|sugar or ice cube}}, {{t+|es|pastilla|f}} {{gloss|bouillon / stock cube}}

daydream (Verb: to have such a series of thoughts)

* Spanish: {{t|es|soñar despierto}}, {{t+|es|pensar en la inmortalidad del cangrejo}} {{gloss|thinking about the immortality of the crab}}, {{t+|es|fantasear}}, {{t+|es|estar en Babia}}, {{t|es|ensoñar despierto}}

dragon (Noun: mythical creature)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|dragón|m}}, {{tt+|es|guiverno|m}} {{gloss|heraldic dragon}}

earworm (Noun: tune that keeps replaying in one's head)

* Spanish: {{no equivalent translation|es}} {{t+|es|pegadizo|m}} (as in "] pegadiza", "] pegadiza", "] pegadizo")

electric (Adjective: electronic (musical instrument))

* Spanish: {{t+|es|eléctrico}} {{gloss|guitars}}, {{t+|es|electrónico}} {{gloss|other than guitars}}

elements (Noun: weather)

* Spanish: {{gloss|a la}} {{t+|es|intemperie|f}}, {{gloss|a la}} {{t|es|interperie|f}} {{qualifier|nonstandard}}, {{gloss|al}} {{t+|es|raso|m}}, {{gloss|a la}} {{t+|es|rasa|m}}, {{gloss|al}} {{t+|es|sereno|m}} {{qualifier|at night}}, {{gloss|a la}} {{t+|es|serena|f}} {{qualifier|at night}}

fly on the wall (Noun: quiet, non-participating or unseen observer)

* Spanish: ] {{gloss|hole in the wall}}

fuck you (Phrase: fuck you)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|jódete}} {{gloss|fuck yourself}}, {{t+|es|que te jodan}} {{gloss|go get fucked}}, {{t|es|vete a la mierda}} {{gloss|go to the shit}}, {{t|es|vete a la verga}} {{gloss|(go) to the dick (to get fucked)}}

girl (Noun: young female person)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|niña|f}} {{gloss|child}}, {{tt+|es|muchacha|f}} {{gloss|teens or twenties}}, {{tt+|es|chica|f}} {{gloss|teens or twenties}}, {{qualifier|Chile}} {{tt+|es|cabra|f}}, {{qualifier|Mexico}} {{tt+|es|chamaca|f}}, {{qualifier|Spain, Chile, Argentina}} {{tt+|es|lola|f}}, {{qualifier|Argentina}} {{tt+|es|nena|f}}, {{qualifier|Chile}} {{tt+|es|chiquilla|f}}

golden (Adjective: made of, or relating to, gold)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|oro|alt=de oro}} {{gloss|made of gold}}, {{t+|es|áureo}} {{gloss|made of gold}} {{qualifier|poetic}}

greed (Noun: selfish desire for more than is needed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|codicia|f}}, {{t+|es|avaricia|f}}, {{t+|es|gula|f}} {{gloss|for food}}, {{t+|es|glotonería|f}} {{gloss|for food}}, {{t+|es|avidez|f}}

headgear (Noun: anything worn on the head)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ] ]|f}}, {{t|es|] para la cabeza|m}}, {{t+|es|sombrero|m}} {{gloss|hat}}, {{t|es|escofia|f}}, {{t+|es|cofia|f}}

heart of gold (Noun: kindheartedness)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ser un pan de Dios}} {{gloss|to have a heart of gold}}

hijacker (Noun: someone who hijacks)

* Spanish: {{t|es|aeropirata|m}} {{gloss|of aeroplanes}}, {{t+|es|secuestrador|m}}

hot (Adjective: of the weather)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|caluroso}}, {{tt+|es|cálido}}, {{sense|to be hot}} {{tt|es|] ]}}

hot (Adjective: feeling the sensation of heat)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|acalorado|m}}, {{sense|to be hot}} {{tt|es|] ]|lit=to have heat}}

hungry (Adjective: affected by hunger; desirous of food)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hambriento}}, {{sense|to be hungry}}{{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|afamado}}

jinx (Noun: a person or thing supposed to bring bad luck)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|gafe|m}} {{gloss|person}}, {{t|es|ave de mal agüero|f}}, {{t+|es|cenizo}}, {{t|es|secante}}, {{t+|es|yeta}} {{qualifier|South America}}, {{t|es|yetatore}} {{qualifier|South America}}, {{t|es|yetudo|m}} {{qualifier|South America}}, {{t+|es|salado|m}} {{qualifier|Americas}}

joyless (Adjective: without joy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|triste}} {{gloss|when temporal}}, {{t+|es|amargado}} {{gloss|when recurrent or permanent}}

juicer (Noun: device)

* Spanish: {{t|es|licuadora|f}}, {{t|es|exprimidora|f}} {{gloss|reamer}}, {{t|es|exprimidor|m}} {{gloss|reamer}}

lecture (Noun: a spoken lesson)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|conferencia|f}} {{gloss|talk}}, {{qualifier|colloquial}} {{t+|es|charla|f}} {{gloss|talk}}, {{t+|es|clase|f}} {{gloss|educational lecture}}, {{t+|es|lección|f}}, {{t+|es|aleccionamiento|m}}, {{t+|es|plática|f}}

liquor store (Noun: shop that sells alcoholic beverages to be drunk off the premises)

* Spanish: {{t|es|vinatería|f}} {{gloss|wine shop}}, {{t|es|tienda de alcohol|f}}, {{t|es|botillería|f}}, {{t|es|licorería|f}}

lively (Adjective: fizzy; foamy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|burbujeante}} {{gloss|fizzy}}, {{t+|es|espumoso}} {{gloss|foamy}}

lizard (Noun: reptile)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|lagarto|m}}, {{t+|es|lagartija|f}} {{gloss|small}}, {{t|es|chenca|f}} {{qualifier|tailless}}

lurk (Noun: act of lurking)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|acecho|m}} {{gloss|ambush}}, {{t+|es|ocultamiento|m}} {{gloss|hide}}, {{t+|es|merodeo|m}} {{gloss|hang out}}, {{t+|es|mironeo|m}} {{gloss|Internet}}

make matters worse (Verb: worsen an already difficult situation)

* Spanish: {{t|es|para más inri}} {{q|adverb}} {{gloss|to make matters worse}}, {{t+|es|para colmo}}

messuage (Noun: dwelling house or land)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mansión}} {{gloss|with buildings}}, {{t+|es|parcela}} {{gloss|land only}}

moor (Verb: to fix or secure, as a vessel, in a particular place by casting anchor, or by fastening with cables or chains)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|anclar}} {{gloss|with an anchor}}, {{t+|es|amarrar}} {{gloss|with ropes, cables or chains}}

mow (Noun: a stack or barn of/for hay, corn, beans)

* Spanish: {{gloss|stack}} {{t+|es|hacina|f}}, {{gloss|barn}} {{t+|es|granero|m}}

mow (Verb: to put into mows)

* Spanish: {{gloss|stack}} {{t+|es|hacinar}}, {{t+|es|amontonar}}, {{t+|es|apilar}}, {{gloss|in barn}} {{t+|es|almacenar}}

numb (Adjective: physically unable to feel)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|entumecido}}, {{t+|es|entumido}} {{gloss|by cold}}, {{t+|es|insensible}}, {{t+|es|entorpecido}}, {{t+|es|dormido}} {{gloss|by lack of blood circulation}}, {{t+|es|adormecido}} {{gloss|by drugs}}

overshadow (Verb: to dominate something and make it seem insignificant)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|eclipsar}} {{gloss|persona, éxito}}, {{t+|es|deslucir}} {{gloss|ocasión}}, {{t+|es|opacar}}

prince (Noun: son or male-line grandson of a reigning monarch)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|príncipe|m}} {{gloss|firstborn}}, {{t+|es|infante|m}}

raspy (Adjective: rough, raw)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ronco|m}} {{gloss|voice}}

recluse spider (Noun: any spider of the genera Loxosceles and Sicarius)

* Spanish: {{t|es|araña violín|f}}, {{t|es|araña de rincón|f}} {{gloss|Chilean Recluse}}

replacement (Noun: a person or thing that takes the place of another; a substitute)

* Spanish: {{t|es|substituto|m}}, {{t+|es|sustituto}}, {{t+|es|reemplazo}}, {{t|es|suplente|m|f}} {{gloss|person}}

room (Noun: division in a building)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cuarto|m}}, {{t+|es|habitación|f}}, {{t+|es|pieza|f}}, {{t+|es|sala|f}}, {{qualifier|Mexico}} {{t|es|recámara|f}} {{gloss|a bedroom}}, {{t|es|paraqué|m}} {{qualifier|small|Venezuela}}

runner-up (Noun: the person who finishes in any position after the first)

* Spanish: {{t|es|subcampeón|m}}, {{t|es|subcampeona|f}}, {{t+|es|finalista|f}}, {{t+|es|princesa|f}} {{gloss|in beauty contest}}, {{t|es|suplente}} {{gloss|id}}

schoolchild (Noun: young person attending school or of an age to attend school)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|escolar|m|f}}, {{gloss|boy, or unspecified sex}} ] {{g|m}}, {{gloss|girl}} ] {{g|f}}, {{t+|es|colegiala|f}}, {{t+|es|colegial|m}}

sign (Noun: flat object bearing a message)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aviso|m}}, {{t+|es|señal|f}}, {{t+|es|letrero|m}}, {{t+|es|placa|f}}, {{t|es|señalización|f}} {{gloss|signalling, signs}}

simper (Verb: To smile in a frivolous manner)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}} {{gloss|lit., to smile affectedly}}

sluice (Noun: passage for water)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|esclusa|f}} {{gloss|lock}}, {{t+|es|presa|f}} {{gloss|barrier}}, {{t|es|compuerta|f}} {{gloss|sluicegate}}, {{t+|es|aguatocho|m}}

soapberry (Noun: woody plant)

* Spanish: {{gloss|Sapindus saponaria}} ] {{g|m}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Bolivia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Ecuador}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|El Salvador|Nicaragua}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}

soapberry (Noun: its fruit)

* Spanish: {{gloss|Sapindus saponaria}} ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}

somersault (Noun: the act of going head over heels)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|voltereta|f}} {{gloss|by a child}}, {{t|es|salto mortal}} {{gloss|acrobatics}}, {{t|es|volatín|m}}

son of a (Interjection: )

* Spanish: {{m|es|híjole}}

south (Adverb: in an adverse direction or trend)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hacer aguas}} {{gloss|go south}}

splinter (Noun: fragment of material)

* Spanish: {{gloss|wood}} {{t+|es|astilla|f}}, {{gloss|bone or metal}} {{t|es|esquirla|f}}

square (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|pie cuadrado|m}} {{gloss|100 sq.ft}}

stuff (Verb: to fill by crowding into)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atiborrar}}, {{t+|es|rellenar}} {{gloss|food}}, {{t+|es|emborrar}}

subject (Noun: main topic)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|materia|f}}, {{t+|es|tema|m}}, {{t+|es|asunto|m}} {{gloss|email}}, {{t|es|subjeto|m}}

tackle (Verb: sports: to attempt to take away a ball)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|entrar}} {{gloss|soccer}}, {{t|es|taclear}} {{gloss|American football}}, {{t+|es|placar}}

tanker (Noun: vessel)

* Spanish: {{t|es|buque cisterna|m}} {{gloss|tanker ship}}, {{t|es|camión cisterna|m}} {{gloss|tank truck}}, {{t|es|avión cisterna|m}} {{gloss|tanker plane}}

thirsty (Adjective: needing to drink)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sediento}}, {{s|be thirsty}} {{t|es|] ]}}

throat (Noun: narrow opening in a vessel)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cuello|m}} {{gloss|of a bottle}}

tine (Noun: prong)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|diente|m}}, {{t+|es|púa|f}} {{gloss|on a pitchfork}}

tow (Noun: something that tows)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|remolque|m}}, {{t|es|remolcador|m}} {{gloss|boat}}

truck (Noun: heavier motor vehicle designed to carry goods)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|camión|m}}, {{t+|es|camioneta|f}} {{gloss|small truck, pickup}}

upstart (Adjective: self-important and presumptuous)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|advenedizo}}, {{gloss|unscrupulous upstart}} {{t+|es|arribista}}

upstart (Noun: newly rich or prominent)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|advenedizo|m}}, {{t+|es|advenediza|f}}, {{gloss|unscrupulous upstart}} {{t+|es|arribista|m|f}}, {{t+|es|nuevo rico|m}}

usher (Noun: person who escorts people to their seats)

* Spanish: {{gloss|cinema, theatre}} {{t+|es|acomodador|m}}, {{t+|es|acomodadora|f}}, {{gloss|protestant churches}} {{t+|es|ujier|m|f}}, {{t|es|usier|m}}

washer (Noun: something that washes)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|lavadora|f}}, {{t+|es|lavarropas|m}} {{qualifier|River Plate region}}, {{t+|es|lavavajillas|m}} {{gloss|dishwasher}}

washer (Noun: face cloth)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|paño|m}}, {{t+|es|toallita|f}}, {{t+|es|manopla|f}} {{gloss|glove}}

wildfire (Noun: rapidly spreading fire)

* Spanish: {{t|es|incendio forestal|m}} {{gloss|forest fire}}, {{t|es|fuego incontrolado|m}}, {{t|es|incendio salvaje|m}}

work (Verb: to function correctly; to act as intended; to achieve the goal designed for)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|funcionar}}, {{tt+|es|marchar}}, {{t-|es|ser eficaz}} {{q|of medicine}}, {{t+|es|funcar}} {{qualifier|South America}}, {{t+|es|efectuarse}}, {{t+|es|carburar}}, {{t+|es|rular}}

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-fold (Suffix: used to make adjectives)

* Spanish: ] (''as a separate word: see example'')

-fold (Suffix: used to make adverbs)

* Spanish: ] (''as a separate word: see example'')

Bruneian (Adjective: pertaining to Brunei)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|bruneano}}, de ]

Canis Major (Proper noun: winter constellation of the northern sky)

* Spanish: Canis Major

Davy Jones's locker (Proper noun: the ocean as a grave for sailors)

* Spanish: el ] del ] {{g|m}}

Jersey (Proper noun: cattle)

* Spanish: ] de raza Jersey

Mediterraneanize (Verb: to make Mediterranean in behaviour or style)

* Spanish: {{t|es|mediterranizar}}, ] ]

QWERTY (Noun: standard layout of keys on a keyboard for typing)

* Spanish: ] ]- (in compounds)

Qatari (Adjective: of, from, or pertaining to Qatar or the Qatari people)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|qatarí|c}}, {{t+|es|catarí|c}}, ] ]

Qur'an (Noun: a copy of the Qur'an)

* Spanish: el ] {{g|m}}

Secretary of State (Noun: any of several senior government positions)

* Spanish: ] {{g|m}} {{gloss|US}}, ] {{g|m}} {{gloss|other countries}}

Taos (Proper noun: pueblo)

* Spanish: Taos, San Gerónimo de los Taos, San Miguel, Brada (1541), Valladolid (1541), Tayberon (1598), Tayberin (1598)

Toulouse (Proper noun: a city in France)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|Toulouse|mf}}, {{t+|es|Tolosa|f}}, {{qualifier|traditional}}

aloofness (Noun: the state of being aloof)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|reserva|f}}, ] ] {{g|f}}

amid (Preposition: surrounded by)

* Spanish: ] por, {{t+|es|envuelto}}, {{t+|es|entre}}, {{t|es|en medio de}}

apprentice (Verb: be an apprentice to)

* Spanish: ] ] ]

are your ears burning (Phrase: asked of somebody who was not present but was the topic of discussion)

* Spanish: ¿]?

assassin bug (Noun: bug)

* Spanish: ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|El Salvador|Honduras|Guatemala}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Ecuador}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Bolivia|Chile|Paraguay|Uruguay}}

attainder (Noun: the state of a prisoner after a death sentence)

* Spanish: {{t|es|muerte civil}}, ] {{qualifier|obsolete}}

bacon (Noun: cut of meat)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tocino|m}}, {{qualifier|Cuba|Spain|Dominican Republic}} ] {{g|m}}, {{qualifier|Colombia|Dominican Republic|Venezuela}} ] {{g|f}}, {{qualifier|Argentina|Uruguay}} ] {{g|f}}, {{t+|es|bacón|m}}

baked beans (Noun: food)

* Spanish: ] {{g|f-p}}

beer nut (Noun: peanut served with its husk)

* Spanish: ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}

bell pepper (Noun: spicy-sweet fruit)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pimiento|m}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|El Salvador|Honduras}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Guatemala}}, {{t|es|chiltoma|f}} {{qualifier|Nicaragua}}, {{t|es|locote|m}} {{qualifier|Paraguay}}, {{t|es|morrón|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Uruguay}}, {{t+|es|pimentón|m}} {{qualifier|Bolivia|Chile|Colombia|Ecuador|Panama|Peru|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}

boy (Noun: young male)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|niño|m}} {{q|child}}, {{tt+|es|chico|m}} {{q|teens or twenties}}, {{tt+|es|muchacho|m}} {{q|teens or twenties}}, {{tt+|es|chaval|m}} {{q|slang}}, {{tt+|es|varón|m}}, {{q|gender specification: boy or girl?}} ¿] o ]?

bud (Verb: to reproduce by splitting off buds)

* Spanish: ]se por ]

bullet train (Noun: Japanese high-speed train)

* Spanish: ] de alta velocidad, {{t|es|shinkansen|m}}

bullet train (Noun: high-speed train)

* Spanish: ] de alta velocidad (TAV), {{t|es|] ]|m}}

bushmaster (Noun: pit viper)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cascabel muda|f}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Bolivia}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica|Nicaragua}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Bolivia}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Colombia|Ecuador|Panama}}

by (Preposition: near, or next to)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|por}}, ] ]

by default (Prepositional phrase: in absence of any opposing action)

* Spanish: ] ] ], {{t|es|por omisión}}, {{t|es|por defecto}}

calx (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|cal|f}}, ] ] {{g|f}}, ] de ] {{g|m}}

can you tell us (Phrase: begins a polite request)

* Spanish: ] {{qualifier|formal}}, ] {{qualifier|informal}}

classroom (Noun: room in a school)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aula|f}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Chile|Puerto Rico}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Colombia|Mexico|Venezuela}}

clothesline (Noun: rope or cord for drying clothes)

* Spanish: ] para tender la ] {{g|f}}, {{t|es|tendal|m}}, {{q|rare}} {{t+|es|tendedero}}, {{q|rare}} {{t+|es|tenderete}},

commute (Verb: to regularly travel to and from work, school etc.)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pendular}}, {{qualifier|to work}} viajar al trabajo, {{qualifier|from work}} viajar del trabajo

cool (Adjective: colloquial: all right, acceptable)

* Spanish: ] {{qualifier|Chile|Ecuador|Peru}}, ] {{qualifier|Colombia}}, ] {{qualifier|Argentina|Uruguay}}, ] {{qualifier|Peru}}, ] {{qualifier|Chile}}, ] {{qualifier|Caribbean Islands|Colombia|Ecuador|Panama|Peru|Venezuela}}, ] {{qualifier|Mexico}}, ] {{qualifier|Guatemala}}, ] {{qualifier|Northwestern Mexico}}, ] {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, ] {{qualifier|El Salvador}}, ] {{qualifier|Chile}}, ] {{qualifier|Spain}}, ] {{qualifier|Spain}}, ] {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{qualifier|Spain}}, ] {{qualifier|Argentina}}, ] {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{qualifier|Peru}}, ] {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{qualifier|Mexico}}, ] {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, ] {{qualifier|Mexico}}, ] {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, {{t+|es|piola}}, {{t+|es|paja}} {{qualifier|Peru}}

cornerstone (Noun: that which is prominent, fundamental, noteworthy, or central)

* Spanish: ]

cufflink (Noun: button used to hold a sleeve cuff together)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|gemelo|m}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Ecuador}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Panama}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Central America|Mexico}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Cuba}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Puerto Rico|Venezuela}}

dapple (Noun: dappled animal)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tordo}}, animal de piel ]

depart (Verb: to die)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|literary}} ], {{qualifier|formal}} ]

eigenvalue (Noun: scalar multiplier of an eigenvector)

* Spanish: {{t|es|autovalor|m}}, {{t|es|valor propio|m}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|dated}}

elide (Verb: to leave out or omit)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|omitir}}, ] ] ]

embarrassment (Noun: state of discomfort)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|vergüenza|f}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Spain|colloquial}}, {{t+|es|bochorno}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Caribbean Islands|Central America|Colombia|Mexico|Venezuela - colloquial}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Chile|colloquial}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|especially Argentina|Chile|Uruguay - formal usage in other countries}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Peru|colloquial}}, {{t|es|correncia|f}}, {{t+|es|palta|f}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t+|es|ahueve|m}} {{qualifier|Honduras}}

fanny pack (Noun: small pouch worn at the waist)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|banano|m}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Spain|Uruguay}}, {{t+|es|mariconera|f}}

filter out (Verb: To selectively remove part of something)

* Spanish: quitar filtrando, eliminar filtrando, {{t+|es|tamizar}}

flamboyant (Noun: tree)

* Spanish: ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|El Salvador}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Paraguay}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Dominican Republic|Puerto Rico}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Cuba}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica|Nicaragua}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Bolivia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t|es|ponciana|f}} {{qualifier|Peru}}

floorcloth (Noun: cloth for cleaning floors)

* Spanish: ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Southern Spain}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Spain standard usage}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Cuba}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Northern Spain}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Uruguay}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Uruguay}}

fly on the wall (Noun: quiet, non-participating or unseen observer)

* Spanish: ] {{gloss|hole in the wall}}

fuel cell (Noun: electrochemical device)

* Spanish: ], ]<ref name=icai.es>{{cite-web|title=ASOCIACIÓN / COLEGIO NACIONAL DE INGENIEROS DEL ICAI |url=https://www.icai.es/publicaciones/anales_get.php?id=354 |accessdate=4 August 2007 |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20100106120512/https://www.icai.es/publicaciones/anales_get.php?id=354 |archivedate=6 January 2010 }}</ref><ref name=ciencia.nasa.gov>{{cite-web|title=Cience@NASA – Células Frías de Combustible |url=http://ciencia.nasa.gov/headlines/y2003/18mar_fuelcell.htm |accessdate=4 August 2007 |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20070708031026/http://ciencia.nasa.gov/headlines/y2003/18mar_fuelcell.htm |archivedate=8 July 2007 }}</ref>

get (Verb: to become)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|volverse}}, {{t|es|]se ]}}, '''get''' + ''(adjective)'' is often translated by a reflexive verb in Spanish, e.g.: get drunk = '']''

get well soon (Phrase: expressing hope that someone recovers soon)

* Spanish: que te mejores pronto, que se mejore pronto, {{t+|es|mejórate}}

green bean (Noun: immature pods of any kind of bean)

* Spanish: ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Eastern Spain}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Northern Central Spain}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Paraguay|Uruguay}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico|El Salvador|Guatemala|Honduras}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Northwestern Spain}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Colombia|Cuba|Panama|Southern Spain and Canary Islands}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Puerto Rico}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Southern Spain}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Spain standard usage}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, ] {{qualifier|Spanish Basque Country}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica|Nicaragua}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Bolivia|Dominican Republic|Ecuador|Peru|Venezuela}}

grocery (Noun: shop or store that sells groceries)

* Spanish: ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Guatemala|Honduras|Panama}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Chile|Uruguay}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Colombia|Cuba|Peru|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|originally Spain - now especially Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Argentina}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica|Honduras|Nicaragua}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Bolivia|Ecuador|El Salvador|Mexico|Panama|Peru}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Bolivia}}, tienda de ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Northern Honduras}}, {{t+|es|abacería|f}}, {{qualifier|Spain}} {{t|es|tienda de ultramarinos}}, {{t|es|encomendería|f}}

harridan (Noun: vicious and scolding woman)

* Spanish: vieja ] {{g|f}}, {{t+|es|arpía|f}}

have (Verb: give birth to)

* Spanish: ] ] ]

have (Verb: engage in sexual intercourse with)

* Spanish: ] ]

jaguarundi (Noun: wild cat)

* Spanish: {{t|es|yaguarundí|m}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Bolivia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|El Salvador}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Northwestern Venezuela, specifically State of Falcon}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico|Nicaragua}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Panama}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Honduras}}

jettison (Verb: to eject from a boat)

* Spanish: ] ]s al ], {{t+|es|deslastrar}}, ] ]

jinx (Noun: a hex; an evil spell)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|maleficio|m}}, {{t+|es|maldición|f}}, ] {{qualifier|Dominican Republic}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Uruguay}}

keep track (Verb: monitor)

* Spanish: ] ] ]

ladyship (Noun: Term of respect)

* Spanish: ] ] {{g|f}}

let's (Verb: let us; forming first-person plural imperative)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|expressed with the first-person plural subjunctive of the verb}}, {{t|es|] ] + infinitive}}

mammy (Noun: child's name for mother)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mamá}}, mami.

maybe (Adverb: as a pro-sentence)

* Spanish: ] ]

megapenny (Noun: A million cents.)

* Spanish: un ] de ] {{g|m}}

megapenny (Noun: An indefinite amount of money, implied to be large)

* Spanish: una ] de ] {{g|f}}

motorcycle (Noun: open-seated motor vehicle with handlebars instead of a steering wheel)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|motocicleta|f}} {{qualifier|formal}}, {{t+|es|moto|f}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Dominican Republic|colloquial}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Puerto Rico|colloquial}}

non-player character (Noun: character in a role-playing game or computer game)

* Spanish: ] {{g|m}} (])

north (Adjective: toward the north)

* Spanish: al ]

north (Adjective: meteorology: of wind, from the north)

* Spanish: del ]

not even (Interjection: used to express strong disappointment)

* Spanish: ] siquiera ], ni eso (for an object, action), ni siquiera así, ni ] (for a mode), {{t+|es|nunca}}, {{t+|es|jamás}}

oh my Goddess (Interjection: interjection said in excitement)

* Spanish: Diosa (mia)!

omit (Verb: to leave out or exclude)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|omitir}}, ] ] ], {{t+|es|dejarse en el tintero}}, {{t|es|hacer caso omiso de}}, {{t+|es|preterir}}

on (Preposition: at the date of)

* Spanish: {{q|the definite article is used before the time period}}

on (Preposition: )

* Spanish: {{q|the definite article is used before the time period}}

once (Conjunction: as soon as)

* Spanish: ] ] ], {{t|es|una vez que}}

one (Pronoun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|uno}}, {{t+check|es|alguien}}, ''expressed by ] when following an adjective''

panties (Noun: underpants for women or girls)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|bragas|f}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Dominican Republic|recessive usage - better : panty}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica|Cuba|El Salvador|Guatemala|Honduras|Nicaragua}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Paraguay|Uruguay}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Spain - also : braguita}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Bolivia|Chile|Colombian Atlantic Coast|Costa Rica|Ecuador|El Salvador|Honduras|Nicaragua|Peru}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, ] {{g|m-p}} {{qualifier|Chile|recessive usage - better : calzón}}, ] {{g|m-p}} {{qualifier|Colombian standard usage}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Colombian Atlantic Coast|Mexico|Venezuela}}, {{t|es|panty}} {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Dominican Republic|Panama|Puerto Rico}}, {{t|es|blume|m}} {{qualifier|Dominican Republic}}, {{t|es|bluma|f}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}

parachute (Verb: to jump with a parachute)

* Spanish: ] en ]

peccary (Noun: a family of mammals related to pigs and hippos)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pecarí|m}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Bolivia|El Salvador|Honduras}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Guatemala}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|saíno|m}}, {{qualifier|Colombia|Costa Rica|Panama}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Ecuador|Nicaragua}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}

piece of shit (Noun: a bad thing)

* Spanish: ] ] ] ''m'', {{t+|es|mierda|f}}

piecemeal (Adjective: Made or done in pieces or one stage at a time)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|deslavazado}}, poco sistemático

pillowcase (Noun: sheet for covering a pillow)

* Spanish: ] (de almohada) {{g|f}}

play hooky (Verb: to stay away from school, work, etc. without suitable permission or excuse)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|Spain}} {{t+|es|hacer novillos}}, {{qualifier|Argentina}} {{t|es|hacerse la rata}}, ] {{qualifier|Colombia}}, ] {{qualifier|Bolivia}}, ] {{qualifier|Puerto Rico}}, ] {{qualifier|Northern Spain, specifically Cantabria}}, ] {{qualifier|Ecuador}}, ] {{qualifier|Spain's Balearic Islands}}, ] {{qualifier|Spain}}, ] {{qualifier|Northern Spain, specifically Navarra}}, ] {{qualifier|Northeastern Spain}}, ] {{qualifier|Chile}}, ] {{qualifier|Spain, Basque Country}}, {{t+|es|hacer la cimarra}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, ] {{qualifier|Central Eastern Spain}}, ] {{qualifier|Western Spain, specifically Extremadura}}, ] {{qualifier|Spain, Madrid}}, ] {{qualifier|Argentina|Southern Spain|Paraguay|Uruguay}}, ] {{qualifier|Northern Central Argentina}}, ] {{qualifier|Spain, specifically Malaga}}, ] {{qualifier|Argentina|Uruguay}}, ] {{qualifier|Argentina|Uruguay}}, ] {{qualifier|Peru}}, ] {{qualifier|Northwestern Argentina}}, ] {{qualifier|Spain, Basque Country}}, ] {{qualifier|Northern Spain|specifically Aragon}}, ] {{qualifier|Guatemala}}, {{t+|es|irse de pinta}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t|es|pinteársela}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, ] {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{qualifier|Northwestern Spain}}, ] {{qualifier|Northwestern Spain}}, ] {{qualifier|Panama}}, ] {{qualifier|Spain, Canary Islands}}, ] {{qualifier|Central Eastern Spain}}, ] {{qualifier|Peru}}, ] {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t+|es|pavear}} {{qualifier|Panama}}, {{t+|es|escaquearse}}, {{t+|es|pirar}}

poinsettia (Noun: plant)

* Spanish: {{t|es|flor de Pascua|f}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Argentina}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica|Nicaragua}}. ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, {{t+|es|nochebuena|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}

postprandial (Adjective: after a meal)

* Spanish: {{t|es|posprandial}}, de ] {{q|at the table}}, {{t|es|] ] ]}}

preppy (Noun: student of a prep school)

* Spanish: ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Paraguay|Uruguay}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|El Salvador|Mexico}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Bolivia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Dominican Republic}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Panama}}

prostrate (Adjective: lying flat, facedown)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|postrado}}, ] ] ]

queer (Adjective: slang: homosexual)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|marica}}, {{t+|es|maricón}}, {{t+|es|trucha}}, {{t+|es|julay}}, {{t+|es|soplanucas}}, ] {{qualifier|very offensive}}, {{t+|es|joto|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico|offensive}}

quibble (Verb: to complain or argue in a trivial or petty manner)

* Spanish: ] ], {{t+|es|sutilizar}}, ] ] ]

ranger (Noun: keeper, guardian, or soldier who ranges over a region)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|alimañero|m}}, {{t|es|guardaparque|m|f}}, {{t|es|guardacaza|m}}, {{t+|es|montaraz|m}}, {{t+|es|montanero|m}}, {{t+|es|guardabosque|m|

raspberry (Adjective: the colour)

* Spanish: ] ]

relay race (Noun: sports contest)

* Spanish: ] de ]s

rim (Noun: wheel rim)

* Spanish: ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Bolivia|Costa Rica|Dominican Republic|Ecuador|Guatemala|Peru|Puerto Rico}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Chile|Paraguay|Spain|Uruguay}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Colombia|Mexico|Panama|Venezuela}}, {{t+|es|calce|m}}, {{t+|es|banda|f}} {{qualifier|Spain}}

roll over (Verb: to give in to)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ceder}}, ].

roster (Noun: a list of names)

* Spanish: ] de personal {{g|f}}, {{t+|es|plantel|m}}, {{t+|es|nómina|f}}

rufous-capped antshrike (Noun: Thamnophilus ruficapillus)

* Spanish: ] (?)

run after (Verb: try to win someone's affections)

* Spanish: ] ]

schoolchild (Noun: young person attending school or of an age to attend school)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|escolar|m|f}}, {{gloss|boy, or unspecified sex}} ] {{g|m}}, {{gloss|girl}} ] {{g|f}}, {{t+|es|colegiala|f}}, {{t+|es|colegial|m}}

scoop (Noun: news learned and reported before anyone else)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|primicia|f}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, {{t+|es|emprima|f}}

self (Noun: individual person as the object of own reflective consciousness)

* Spanish: ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|psychology}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|psychology}}, {{t+|es|uno mismo}}

selling point (Noun: property or characteristic of a good that most attracts purchasers)

* Spanish: ] "]" {{g|m}}

semi-trailer truck (Noun: A semitruck pulling a semitrailer)

* Spanish: ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Chile}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Uruguay}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Puerto Rico}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Colombia|Ecuador}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico|Spain}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}

serenade (Verb: serenade)

* Spanish: ] ], {{t+|es|serenatear}}

shaft (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|barra|f}}, {{t+check|es|caña|f}}, {{qualifier|4}} {{t+check|es|cañón|m}}, {{t+check|es|eje|m}}, (6), {{qualifier|5}} {{t+check|es|mango|m}}

shall (Verb: indicating the simple future tense)

* Spanish: ''shall followed by the infinitive is translated using the future tense''

sheepherder (Noun: person herding sheep)

* Spanish: ] ] ] {{g|m}}

sherry (Noun: glass of sherry)

* Spanish: ] {{g|m}} de jerez

shit (Noun: not anything, nothing)

* Spanish: (una) ] {{g|f}}

sift (Verb: to examine (something) carefully)

* Spanish: examinar minuciosamente, {{t+|es|juzgar}}

simulcast (Noun: that which is broadcast on more than one medium)

* Spanish: ] ]

simulcast (Verb: broadcast over more than one medium)

* Spanish: ] en ] (al mismo tiempo)

sleazebag (Noun: morally reprehensible, disreputable, or sleazy person)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sinvergüenza|m|f}}, ] {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|canalla}}, {{t+|es|caradura}}, {{t+|es|mamarracho|m}}

small change (Noun: a minor or insignificant amount of money)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cambio|m}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Spain|specifically coins}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Spain|specifically coins}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Northern Mexico}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Caribbean Islands|Colombian Atlantic Coast|Costa Rica|Southeastern Mexico}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico|specifically coins}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Bolivia|Chile|Colombia|Northwestern Argentina|Panama|Peru|Southern and Southeastern Mexico|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Ecuador|Spain|regional usage in Mexico - in full : dinero suelto}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Southeastern Mexico}}

snack (Noun: a light meal)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tentempié|m}}, {{qualifier|formal usage}} {{t+|es|refrigerio|m}}, {{qualifier|figurative usage - also : bocadillo}}, {{t+|es|aperitivo|m}}, {{t+|es|bocado|m}}, {{qualifier|Mexico}} {{t+|es|botana|f}}, {{qualifier|Southern Spain}} {{t|es|piquislabis|m}}, {{qualifier|Spain standard usage}} {{t+|es|piscolabis|m}}, {{qualifier|Guatemala}} {{t|es|refacción|m}}, {{qualifier|Venezuela|colloquial}} {{t+|es|bala fría|f}}, {{t+|es|merienda|f}}, {{t+|es|mecato|m}}, {{t|es|parvedad|f}}, {{t+|es|parva|f}}, {{t|es|collación|f}}

sneaker (Noun: leisure shoes, often worn for sports; trainers)

* Spanish: ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|especially Latin America|regional usage in Spain - in full : zapato de tenis}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Northeastern Spain}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Seville|Southern Spain}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Paraguay|Uruguay}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, ] {{g|m-p}} {{qualifier|Northeastern Argentina}}, ] {{g|m-p}} {{qualifier|Cantabria|Northern Central Spain}}, ] {{g|f-p}} {{qualifier|Northwestern Venezuela}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Northeastern Venezuela}}, ] {{g|m-p}} {{qualifier|Lleida|Catalonia|Northeastern Spain}}, ] {{g|m-p}} {{qualifier|Bolivia}}, ] {{g|m-p}} {{qualifier|Aragon|Northern Central Spain}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, ] {{g|m-p}} {{qualifier|Cuba}}, ] deportiva {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Chile|Panama|Peru|Spain}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuelan standard usage}}, {{t+|es|deportivas|f}}

snob (Noun: person who seeks to be a member of the upper classes)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|esnob|m|f}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|pijo|m}}, {{t+|es|pituco|m}}, {{t+|es|siútico}}

soapberry (Noun: woody plant)

* Spanish: {{gloss|Sapindus saponaria}} ] {{g|m}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Bolivia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Ecuador}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|El Salvador|Nicaragua}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}

soapberry (Noun: its fruit)

* Spanish: {{gloss|Sapindus saponaria}} ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}

sock (Noun: covering for the foot)

* Spanish: ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Chile|El Salvador|Guatemala|Honduras|Mexico|Nicaragua|Spain}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica|Cuba|Dominican Republic|Panama|Philippines|Puerto Rico|South America except Chile}}, {{t+|es|soquete|m}}, {{t+|es|calceta|f}} {{qualifier|long}}

soft drink (Noun: sweet, non-alcoholic carbonated beverage)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|gaseosa|f}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Bolivia|Cuba|Honduras|Mexico|Spain|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Bolivia|Northern Mexico|Panama|Puerto Rico}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Guatemala|colloquial - short for '''agua gaseosa'''}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Spain|colloquial}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico|colloquial}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Ecuador|colloquial}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela|colloquial - especially regional and working-class usage}}, {{t|es|bebida de fantasia|f}}

son of a (Interjection: )

* Spanish: {{m|es|híjole}}

southwestern (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|suroeste}}, del ]

speak with a forked tongue (Verb: )

* Spanish: hablar con ]

spur (Verb: to put spurs on)

* Spanish: ] (las) espuelas

square centimeter (Noun: unit of area)

* Spanish: ], {{qualifier|symbol}} cm<sup>2</sup>

stapler (Noun: device which binds together paper)

* Spanish: ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Uruguay}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Colombian Atlantic Coast|Mexico|Venezuela}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|Spain}}

sticky (Noun: sticky note, such as a Post-It)

* Spanish: ] ] {{g|m}}

strand (Noun: individual length of string-like substance)

* Spanish: pequeño ] {{g|m}}, {{t+|es|pelo|m}}, {{t+|es|brizna|f}}, {{t+|es|brinza|f}}

stump (Noun: remains of something that has been cut off)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tocón|m}}, {{t|es|tueco|m}} {{qualifier|tree}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|arm, leg or tail}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|tooth}}, ] {{g|f}} {{qualifier|pencil}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|candle}}, {{t|es|tueca|f}} {{qualifier|tree}}, {{t+|es|raigón|m}} {{qualifier|tooth}}

such-and-such (Noun: generic placeholder)

* Spanish: ] ] ]

survey (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|informe}}, estudio de mercado

swallowtail (Noun: tail of a swallow)

* Spanish: ] de ] {{g|f}}

take aback (Verb: to surprise or shock)

* Spanish: ] ] ], {{t+|es|sorprender}}, {{t+|es|pasmar}}, {{t+|es|asombrar}}, {{t|es|dejar pasmado}}, {{t|es|dejar estupefacto}}, ] ] ]

take it out on (Verb: unleash one's anger)

* Spanish: ]se con

tearaway (Noun: impetuous and reckless person who is difficult to control; a hothead)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|alborotador|m}}, ] {{g|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}

thwart (Noun: seat across a boat)

* Spanish: ] (de ]s) {{g|m}}, {{t+|es|bancada|f}}

tonight (Noun: nighttime today)

* Spanish: ] ]

triceps brachii (Noun: the triceps in the upper arm)

* Spanish: {{t|es|tríceps braquial|m}}, triceps brachii, ]

troubleshoot (Verb: to analyze or diagnose a problem to the point of determining a solution)

* Spanish: ] ], {{t+|es|diagnosticar}}, {{t|es|hallar la solución}}, {{t|es|localizar el problema}}

vaginal flatulence (Noun: emission or expulsion of air from the vagina)

* Spanish: ] ] {{g|f}}

will (Verb: indicating future action)

* Spanish: future tense, {{t|es|ir a}}

work (Verb: to function correctly; to act as intended; to achieve the goal designed for)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|funcionar}}, {{tt+|es|marchar}}, {{t-|es|ser eficaz}} {{q|of medicine}}, {{t+|es|funcar}} {{qualifier|South America}}, {{t+|es|efectuarse}}, {{t+|es|carburar}}, {{t+|es|rular}}

would (Verb: indicating an action or state that is conditional on another)

* Spanish: ''Use the conditional tense''

would (Verb: indicating a possible (but not definite) future action or state)

* Spanish: conditional tense

would (Verb: indicating an action in the past that was planned or intended)

* Spanish: conditional tense

would (Verb: indicating an action in the past that happened repeatedly or commonly)

* Spanish: Use of the imperfect tense

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-tion (Suffix: producing a noun meaning the action or effect of a verb)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|-ción}} (unless previous letter was "s", when "t" remains as is, like in "]", "]", etc.); {{t|es|-xión}} (for few specific cases)

Alice in Wonderland (Adjective: as in a surreal fairy tale)

* Spanish: de {{t|es|Alicia en el mundo de maravillas}}

Anno Domini (Adverb: in the year of our Lord)

* Spanish: {{t|es|después de Jesucristo}} (''abbr.'' {{t|es|d. de J.C.}}), {{t|es|después de Cristo}} (''abbr.'' {{t|es|d.C.}})

Bahamas (Proper noun: country in the Caribbean)

* Spanish: las {{t+|es|Bahamas|f-p}}

CJK (Proper noun: Chinese, Japanese, Korean)

* Spanish: {{t|es|CCJ}} (], ], ])

Cup (Noun: championship win)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|Copa}} / {{t+|es|copa}}

DLC (Proper noun: downloadable content)

* Spanish: {{t|es|DDC}} (descarga de contenido)

Grim Reaper (Proper noun: personification of Death)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|parca|f}}, (la) {{t+|es|muerte|f}}, {{t|es|Parca|f}}, {{t|es|Muerte|f}}, {{t|es|ángel del la muerte|m}}, {{t+|es|descarnada|f}}, {{t+|es|pelona|f}}, {{t+|es|huesuda|f}}, {{t+|es|quirina|f}} {{qualifier|Nicaragua}}, {{t+|es|calaca|f}} {{qualifier|Mesoamerica}}

ICAO (Proper noun: International Civil Aviation Organization)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|OACI|f}} (Organización de Aviación Civil Internacional)

Jesse (Proper noun: biblical father of David)

* Spanish: {{t|es|Isaí}} (Catholic versions), {{t|es|Jesé}} (] version)

Karkin (Proper noun: division of Ohlone people)

* Spanish: los {{t|es|carquines}}

Karkin (Proper noun: spoken language)

* Spanish: el {{t|es|carquines}}

Lebanon (Proper noun: Lebanese Republic)

* Spanish: el {{t+|es|Líbano|m}}

Lourdes (Proper noun: female given name)

* Spanish: (María de) {{t+|es|Lourdes}}

OAS (Proper noun: Organization of American States)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|OEA}} (Organización de los Estados Americanos)

Pascal's wager (Proper noun: Pascal's wager)

* Spanish: la {{t|es|apuesta de Pascal}}

Sunday best (Noun: person's finest clothing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|endomingado}} ''(adjective)''

Winnie the Pooh (Proper noun: the fictional bear)

* Spanish: {{t|es|Winny de Puh|m}} {{qualifier|1980's book translation}}, {{t|es|Winnie Pooh|m}} {{qualifier|Disney}} (or any phonetic spelling of either name), {{t|es|Winnie the Pooh|m}} {{qualifier|currently}}

Your Honour (Pronoun: title used to address a judge or magistrate)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|señoría|f}} (Su señoría)

about (Preposition: on every side of)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|alrededor}} de, {{t+|es|por}}

air hole (Noun: air pocket)

* Spanish: ({{t+|es|región}} de) {{t+|es|corriente}} {{t|es|descendente}}

alternative fact (Noun: politically expedient assertion)

* Spanish: {{t|es|verdad alterna|f}}<ref>2017 January 23, AP, , Reporte Nivel Uno </ref>

anchorwoman (Noun: female anchorperson)

* Spanish: (Rad,TV) {{t|es|conductora|f}}, {{t+|es|presentadora|f}}

anchovy (Noun: small saltwater fish)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|anchoa|f}} (when cured in brine), {{t+|es|boquerón|m}}, {{t|es|bocarte|m}}, {{t+|es|aladroque|m}}

around (Preposition: forming a circle or closed curve containing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|alrededor}} ]

as though (Conjunction: as to suggest that)

* Spanish: {{t|es|como si}} (+ subjunctive)

at-grade (Adjective: intersection)

* Spanish: cruce {{t+|es|parejo}}

audition (Verb: evaluate one or more performers in through an audition)

* Spanish: ] ] {{t+|es|audición}}, {{t|es|audicionar}}

backspace (Noun: computer key)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|retroceso}}, (tecla de) {{t+|es|borrar}}

bar none (Adverb: without exception)

* Spanish: ] {{t+|es|excepción}}

be good for (Verb: be fit)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|servir}} para

beat (Verb: to move with pulsation or throbbing)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|heart}} {{t+|es|latir}} (el corazón)

bedstead (Noun: bed framework)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cama}} (] ]), {{t+|es|cuja|f}}, {{t|es|bastidor de cama|m}}, {{t|es|marco de cama|m}}

belong (Verb: be the property of)

* Spanish: ] {{t+|es|a}}

bind (Verb: transitive connect)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atar}} (tie), {{t+|es|empastar}} (books), {{t+|es|liar}}

birthday suit (Noun: nakedness)

* Spanish: ''to be in one’s birthday suit:'' estar {{t|es|como su madre le trajo al mundo}}

black-eyed pea (Noun: any pale bean with a black spot)

* Spanish: {{t|es|caupí|m}'}, {{t|es|anconí|m}'}'} {{qualifier|Dominican Republic}'}, {{t|es|chícharo de vaca|m}'} {{qualifier|Mexico}'}, {{t|es|frijol alacín|m}'} {{qualifier|Honduras|Nicaragua}'}, {{t|es|frijol carita|m}'} {{qualifier|Cuba}'}, {{t|es|frejol Castilla|m}'} {{qualifier|Peru}'}, {{t|es|fríjol caupí|m}'} {{qualifier|Colombia}'}, {{t|es|frijol de vara|m}'} {{qualifier|Nicaragua}'}, {{t|es|frijol ojo negro|m}'} {{qualifier|Panama}'}, {{t|es|frijol pelón|m}'} {{qualifier|Mexico}'}, {{t|es|frijol yorimón|m}'} {{qualifier|Mexico}'}, {{t|es|poroto caupí|m}'} {{qualifier|Argentina}'}, {{t|es|xpelón|m}'} {{qualifier|Mexico}'}

blade (Noun: a weapon such as a dagger)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cuchillo|m}} (said of a dagger), {{t+|es|espada|f}}

bolt (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|perno|m}} (1), {{t+check|es|cerrojo|m}} (2 or 3)

bomber (Noun: person who bombs)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|terrorista|m|f}} que pone ]s

bone (Verb: slang: have sexual intercourse with)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|joder}} con, {{qualifier|Spain}} {{t+|es|follar}} con, {{qualifier|Mexico}} {{t+|es|coger}} con, {{t+|es|culear}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t+|es|tirarse}} a {{qualifier|Spain}}

bowser (Noun: fuel pump)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|surtidor|m}} (de gasolina, de nafta)

bread (Noun: slang: money)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|pasta|f}} (Spain), {{tt+|es|lana|f}} (Mexico), {{tt+|es|plata|f}} (Argentina)

bring up (Verb: bring from a lower to a higher position)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|levantar}}, {{t+|es|alzar}}, {{t+|es|traer}} (] ])

buck (Noun: male deer, goat, etc.)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|buco|m}}, {{t+|es|gamo|m}}, {{t+|es|macho|m}}, {{t+|es|macho|m}} cabrío, {{t+|es|macho}} del conejo {{g|m}} {{qualifier|rabbit}}

buckle up (Verb: to fasten one’s seat belt or safety belt)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|abrochar}} el cinturón {{qualifier|pronominal}}

bunch (Noun: a group of similar things)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|manojo|m}}, {{t+|es|puñado|m}}, (flowers) {{t+|es|ramo|m}}, {{t|es|bonchote|m}} {{qualifier|Belize}}, {{t+|es|gavilla|f}}, {{t+|es|haz|m}}, {{t+|es|fajo|m}}, {{t+|es|gabejo|m}}

bury (Verb: to inter a corpse in a grave or tomb)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|enterrar}}, dar {{t+|es|sepultura}}, {{t+|es|sepultar}}

camp (Noun: style)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|amanerado}} estilo {{t+|es|camp}}, {{t+|es|kitsch|m}}

cap (Noun: head covering)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|gorro|m}} (without peak), {{tt+|es|gorra|f}} (with peak), {{tt+|es|cofia|f}} (nurse, waitress), {{t+|es|cachucha|f}} {{qualifier|with bill}}

cast off (Verb: to let go)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desamarrar}}, {{t+|es|levantar}} ], {{t|es|soltar las amarras}}

center (Verb: concentrate on)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|concentrarse}} en

check (Noun: control, limit or stop)

* Spanish: (slang) {{t+|es|chequeo|m}}

chip (Noun: thin, crisp, fried piece of potato or vegetable)

* Spanish: {{t|es|patata frita|f}}, {{t|es|papa frita|f}}, {{t|es|patata chip|f}}, {{t+|es|papa tostada|f}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica}}, {{t+|es|totopo|m}} {{qualifier|corn}}, {{t+|es|totoposte|m}} {{qualifier|corn}}, {{t+|es|nacho|m}} (corn), {{t|es|patatilla|f}}, {{t|es|papa al hilo|f}} {{qualifier|potato stick, Perú}}, {{t|es|papa hilo|f}} {{qualifier|potato stick, Chile}}

cleft palate (Noun: congenital opening in mouth)

* Spanish: {{t|es|paladar hendido|m}}, {{t|es|labio leporino|m}}, {{t|es|cheuto}} (adjective)

cob (Noun: male swan)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]|m}} (''there is no special word in Spanish for'' '''cob''' ''in this sense'')

commutative (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|conmutativo}} (1, 2)

commute (Verb: to put or substitute something else in place of)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|conmutar}} (unusual)

cotton (Adjective: made of cotton)

* Spanish: de {{tt+|es|algodón}}

crawl (Verb: to move along the ground)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|arrastrarse}} (general), {{t+|es|reptar}}, {{t+|es|rampar}} (stealthily), {{t+|es|gatear}} (like a baby or toddler)

cutter (Noun: device that cuts)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cortador|m}} (manual), {{t+|es|cortadora|f}} (machine)

default (Noun: electronics, computing: original settings)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de fábrica|m}}, {{t|es|por defecto|m}}, {{t+|es|predeterminado|m}}, {{t+|es|predeterminada|f}}, ] {{t|es|por defecto|m}}, ] ], {{t|es|preinstalado|m}}

delicate (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|delicado}} (1, 2)

dense (Adjective: math: being a well-approximating subset)

* Spanish: (]) {{t+|es|denso}}

diffidently (Adverb: in a diffident manner; without confidence in oneself)

* Spanish: ] {{t+|es|timidez}}, ] {{t+|es|humildad}}

disqualify (Verb: make ineligible)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|descalificar}}, (''sport'') {{t+|es|desclasificar}}

dropout (Noun: one who leaves without completing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estudiante}} de {{t+|es|carrera}} {{t+|es|trunca}}

earworm (Noun: tune that keeps replaying in one's head)

* Spanish: {{no equivalent translation|es}} {{t+|es|pegadizo|m}} (as in "] pegadiza", "] pegadiza", "] pegadizo")

eat crow (Verb: to recognize that one has mistaken)

* Spanish: {{t|es|tragar sapos}} (eat toad)

embarrassing (Adjective: causing embarrassment)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|vergonzoso}}, {{t+|es|embarazoso}} (colloquial), {{t+|es|bochornoso}}, {{t+|es|abochornante}}, {{t|es|sonrojante}}

fastidious (Adjective: overly concerned about tidiness and cleanliness)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|maniático}} de la ]

feel (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|sentir}} (1, 2), {{t+check|es|sentirse}} (5)

ff. (Phrase: and the following)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ss.}} (p. 3 y ss., p. 3 ss. - página 3 y siguientes), {{t|es|] ]|f-p}}

filing cabinet (Noun: piece of office furniture)

* Spanish: {{t|es|archivador|m}} (usually tall piece of furniture), {{t|es|archivero|m}} (person or in Mex. piece of furniture), {{t|es|fichero|m}} (box or piece of furniture), {{t|es|casillero|m}} (more general-purpose piece of furniture)

fluently (Adverb: expressing oneself easily)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|dominar}} (verb), {{t|es|con fluidez}}, {{t|es|con soltura}}, {{t+|es|fluido}}, {{t+|es|fluidamente}}

foamy (Adjective: full of foam)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|esponjoso|m}} (material), {{t+|es|espumoso}} (liquid)

front (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|frente|m}} (3,4)

frown (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|fruncir}} (1)

fuck buddy (Noun: vulgar term for a sex partner without emotional attachment)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|follamigo|m}}, {{t|es|follamiga|f}}, {{t+|es|chongo|m}} (Argentina)

full-time (Adjective: Involving a full amount of time spent on some activity)

* Spanish: de {{t|es|tiempo completo}}, de {{t|es|jornada completa}}

gala (Adjective: festive)

* Spanish: de {{t+|es|gala}}

gauze (Noun: wire gauze used as fence)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tela|f}} ]

get down to business (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|meterse en harina}} ''(Spain, colloquial)''

get one's wires crossed (Verb: to misunderstand one another)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cruzársele los cables}} (a alguien)

give a shit (Verb: to (not) care)

* Spanish: {{t|es|importar una mierda}} {{qualifier|negative sense, vulgar}}, {{t|es|sudársela}}, {{t|es|refanfinflársela}} {{qualifier|Spain, vulgar}}, {{t+|es|valer}}, no {{t+|es|importar}}, {{t+|es|chupar un huevo}} {{qualifier|negative sense, vulgar}}, {{t|es|valerle madre}}, {{t|es|valerle un perejil}}

glass (Noun: drinking vessel)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|vaso|m}}, {{tt+|es|copa|f}} (stem glass)

gorge (Verb: to stuff the gorge or gullet with food; to eat greedily)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atiborrar}}se de, {{t+|es|hartar}}se de, {{t+|es|devorar}}, {{t|es|vorar}}

grackle (Noun: genus Quiscalus)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|chango|m}} (Antillean grackle), {{t|es|chinchilín|m}} (Antillean grackle), {{t|es|clarinero|m}}, {{t|es|mariamulata|f}}, {{t+|es|zanate|m}}

grackle (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|Mozambique}} (Antillean grackle)

grandfather (Verb: to retain existing laws or rules for a thing, person or organization previously affected by them)

* Spanish: {{t|es|anteriorar}}, {{t+|es|eximir}} por ], {{t+|es|exentar}} ]mente, {{t+|es|exonerar}}, {{t+|es|exceptuar}}, {{t|es|vestigiar}}

grist (Noun: grain that is to be ground in a mill)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|grano|m}} (para molino), {{t+|es|molienda|f}}

guide (Noun: someone who guides)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|generic}} {{t+|es|líder|n}}, {{t+|es|guía|m}} (employed)

gum (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|goma|f}} (1,2), {{t+check|es|chicle|m}} (3)

hands up (Interjection: surrender!)

* Spanish: {{t|es|¡arriba las manos!}} (if you wish to participate), {{t|es|¡manos arriba!}} (surrender)

hardcore (Adjective: having an extreme dedication to a certain activity)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|esforzado|m}}, muy {{t+|es|dedicado}}

harelip (Noun: congenital malformation of the upper lip)

* Spanish: {{t|es|labio leporino|m}}, {{t|es|cheuto}} (adjective)

hart (Noun: male deer)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|macho|m}} de {{t+|es|ciervo|m}}

henpeck (Verb: to nag persistently)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|jorobar}}, {{t+|es|fastidiar}}, {{t+|es|importunar}}, {{t+|es|hostigar}}, {{t+|es|acosar}}, {{t+|es|joder}} (very gross)

high-tension (Adjective: having a relatively high voltage)

* Spanish: de {{t|es|alta tensión}}

him (Pronoun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|le}}, a {{t+check|es|el}}

hoard (Noun: archeology: cache of valuable objects)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tesoro|m}} (])

how are you (Phrase: greeting)

* Spanish: ¿{{t|es|cómo está}}? ''or'' ¿{{t|es|cómo está usted}}? {{qualifier|formal}}, ¿{{t|es|cómo estás}}? {{qualifier|informal}}, ¿{{t|es|qué tal}}? {{qualifier|informal}}

how dare you (Interjection: used to express indignation and shock at another person's action)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cómo te atreves}} (informal singular), {{t|es|cómo se atreve}} (formal singular), {{t|es|cómo se atreven}} (plural)

how the mighty have fallen (Phrase: proverb)

* Spanish: {{t|es|quién te ha visto y quién te ve}} ''(colloquial)''

icy (Adjective: covered with ice)

* Spanish: cubierto de {{t+|es|hielo}}

infomercial (Noun: program-length television commercial)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|infomercial|m}} {{q|Latin America}}, {{t|es|publirreportaje|m}} {{q|Spain}}, {{t+|es|anuncio|m}} de {{t|es|teletienda|f}}

it (Pronoun: subject — inanimate thing)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|ello}}, {{tt+|es|él}}, {{tt+|es|ella}}, {{tt+|es|eso}}, {{tt+|es|lo}} (often not translated)

it is what it is (Phrase: phrase expressing resignment to a situation or set of circumstances)

* Spanish: {{t|es|es lo que hay}}, {{t|es|qué se le va a hacer}} (lit. "What can one do about it?")

julienne (Noun: garnish of vegetables)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|juliana|f}}, {{t|es|al hilo}} (adjective)

kickstand (Noun: folding bar to prop up a mobile phone)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|soporte|m}} (for smartphone, tablet), {{t+|es|caballete|m}} (for painting)

kidnap (Verb: to seize and detain a person unlawfully)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|secuestrar}}, {{t+|es|raptar}} (with sexual connotation)

lady's thumb (Noun: Persicaria maculosa)

* Spanish: {{t|es|duraznillo común|m}}, {{t|es|hierba de santa María|f}}, {{t|es|hierba pejiguera|f}}

league table (Noun: tabular display of teams)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|clasificación}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, (] de) {{t+|es|posiciones}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}

length (Noun: distance along the longest dimension)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|largo|m}}, {{t+|es|eslora|f}} (nautical: length of a ship from bow to stern), {{t+|es|longitud|f}}, {{t|es|largor|m}}, {{t|es|largura|f}}, {{t|es|largueza|f}}

lest (Conjunction: for fear that)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|no}} + subjunctive, {{t|es|no vaya a ser que}}

lest (Conjunction: that not)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|no}} + subjunctive

leucoderm (Noun: leucoderm)

* Spanish: {{t|es|leucodermo}}<ref></ref>

like hell (Prepositional phrase: expressing the opposite of one's intentions)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|a huevo}} que (no)

line (Noun: single horizontal row of text on a screen, printed paper, etc.)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|renglón|m}}, {{t+|es|línea|f}}, {{t+|es|verso|m}} (in poetry)

loins (Noun: the lower abdomen, groin and genitalia)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|entrañas|f-p}} (i.e. womb, guts, non-sexual), {{t+|es|vergüenzas|f-p}} (sexual, euphemistic)

long story short (Adverb: Introducing a short version of, or simply the conclusion of, an involved story)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en resumen}}, {{t+|es|resumiendo}}, {{t|es|para hacerla corta}} (Latin America), {{t|es|para no hacerla larga}} (Latin America), {{t|es|para no hacerte el cuento largo}} (Latin America), {{t|es|para no estirarlo demasiado}} (Argentina, colloquial), {{t|es|para abreviar}}, {{t+|es|abreviando}}, {{t|es|yendo al grano}}, {{t|es|al grano}},

makings (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|madera}} (usually in the phrase ''tener madera de'')

marry money (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|braguetazo}} ''(colloquial; in the idiom ''dar el/un braguetazo'')''

mean (Verb: to result in; bring about)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|producir}} (un resultado), {{t+|es|resultar}}

meet (Verb: to come face to face with by accident; to encounter)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|encontrar}}, {{t+|es|encontrarse}} con

meow (Verb: of a cat, to make its cry)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|maullar}}, {{t|es|hacer miau}}, {{t+|es|miagar}} (''Cantabria'')

mettle (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|temple|m}} (1-2), {{t+check|es|ánimo|m}} (1), {{t+check|es|templanza|f}} (2),

middle of nowhere (Noun: remote place)

* Spanish: en el {{t|es|culo del mundo|m}}, {{t|es|andurrial|m}}, {{t+|es|quilombo|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela}}

mixer (Noun: machine that mixes or beats ingredients)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|batidora|f}} (amasadora)

mob (Verb: to crowd around a person)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rodear}}, {{t+|es|amontonarse}} {{t+|es|alrededor}} de

most (Adverb: forming the superlative)

* Spanish: el/la/lo {{t+|es|más}}

mush (Noun: food comprising cracked or rolled grains cooked in water or milk, porridge)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|gachas}} de harina de maíz

neap (Adjective: designating type of tide)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|muerta}} (marea muerta)

neither (Determiner: not either (used with nor): neither X nor Y)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ni}} X ] Y

nigger in the woodpile (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|gato encerrado}} <ref>{{cite-book|author=]|coauthors=Antonio Llano|title=Appleton's New Spanish-English and Spanish-English Dictionary|edition=3<sup>rd</sup>|location=New York, New York|publisher=D. Appleton-Century|year=1942|pages=307 (Pt. 1), 254 (Pt. 2)}}</ref> (<ref></ref>))

nobody (Noun: unimportant person)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|don nadie|m}}, {{t+|es|pelagatos|m|f}}, {{t+|es|andoba}}, el {{t|es|último mono}}, {{t+|es|cero absoluto|m}}

nosedive (Noun: a headfirst fall or jump)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|salto|m}} de cabeza

nothing to sneeze at (Noun: something decent or acceptable)

* Spanish: {{t|es|no ser moco de pavo|lit=not be snood of turkey}} (verb)

o'clock (Adverb: the translations below are of "at one o’clock")

* Spanish: ] {{t|es|la una|f}}, ] ] ]

old (Adjective: former)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|viejo}} {{qualifier|used before the noun}}, ''sometimes with people'' {{tt+|es|ex-}}, {{t+|es|antiguo|m}}

old (Adjective: having existed or lived for the specified time)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|de}} + period of time, {{l|es|] ]}} + period of time + unit of time

on the run (Prepositional phrase: fleeing)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}(]), {{t|es|a la fuga}}

onside (Adjective: (football) not in an offside position)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a favor}}

p. (Noun: page)

* Spanish: {{t|es|p.}}, ''pl.'' {{t|es|pp.}}

pace (Noun: way of stepping: gait of a horse)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|trote|m}} (slow), {{t+|es|galope|m}} (speedy)

pass (Verb: to go through any inspection or test successfully)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pasar}}, (exam) {{t+|es|aprobar}}

pea pod (Noun: botany)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|vaina|f}} de guisante

pertinacious (Adjective: holding tenaciously to an opinion or purpose)

* Spanish: ] {{t+|es|convicción}}

plunge (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|zambullir}} (1,4)

popsicle (Noun: serving of frozen juice on a stick)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|helado|m}} (de agua), {{t+|es|paleta}}, {{t+|es|polo|m}} {{q|chiefly Spain}}

potato crisp (Noun: thin fried slice of potato)

* Spanish: {{t|es|patata frita|f}}, {{t+|es|papita|f}}, {{t|es|patatilla|f}}, {{t|es|papa al hilo|f}} (stick, Perú), {{t|es|papa hilo|f}} (stick, Chile)

proofreading (Noun: act or process by which a document is proofread)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|revisión|f}} (de texto, del escrito, etc.)

puce (Noun: colour)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|granate}} (dark puce)

pursuant (Adverb: accordingly, consequently)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|según}}, con {{t+|es|arreglo}} a (con a))

quench (Verb: to satisfy thirst)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|saciar}}, {{t+|es|matar|alt=matar la sed}}/]

quotation marks (Noun: Note: These languages use “◌”-style marks or other styles as indicated. Some are singular and some plural.)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|comillas|f-p}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{qualifier|Latin America}}, or ‘◌’

raise (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|alzar}} (1)

realization (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|comprensión}} (1), {{t+|es|realización}} (2)

relate (Verb: to identify with, understand)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|identificarse}} (con)

result (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|resolución|f}} (2)

right (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|derecho}} (1,5), {{t+check|es|recto}} (2), {{t+check|es|correcto}} (3), {{t+check|es|justo}} (2,3)

roadster (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|turismo}} (coche)

rob (Verb: to deprive of)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|privar}} de, {{t+|es|quitar}}, {{t+|es|robar}}

roebuck (Noun: male roe deer)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ciervo|m}} (del ])

rootstock (Noun: a healthy plant used as the base for grafting)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pie|m}} (de ]), {{t+|es|cepa|f}}

route one football (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|patapum parriba}} ''(Spain, colloquial)''

rule the roost (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|manejar el cotarro}} ''(colloquial)''

runestone (Noun: stone with a runic inscription)

* Spanish: {{t|es|piedra rúnica|f}} (cf. {{t|es|estela rúnica|f}})

saffron (Adjective: having an orange-yellow colour)

* Spanish: de {{t+|es|azafrán}}

sandbox (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|arenero|m}} (1)

season (Noun: part of year with something special)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|temporada|f}}, {{t+|es|período|m}}, {{t+|es|época|f}} (del año)

set (Verb: to arrange with dishes and cutlery)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|poner}} (la mesa)

set aside (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|apartar}} (a un lado)

sharp (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|listo}} (2), {{t+check|es|puntiagudo}} (3), {{t+check|es|sostenido}} (4)

shell (Verb: to remove the outer covering or shell of something)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|descascarar}} (nut), {{t+|es|desvainar}} (pea)

shits (Noun: vulgar slang for diarrhea)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cagarro|m}} (sólido), {{t+|es|diarrea|f}} (líquido), {{t|es|cagadera|f}}

shoe size (Noun: size of shoe)

* Spanish: {{t|es|talla de calzado|f}}, {{t+|es|talle|m}} (see also the verb {{l|es|calzar}}, meaning "to have as shoe size") (see also the verb , meaning "to have as shoe size"))

should (Verb: expressing obligation)

* Spanish: Conditional form of {{t+|es|deber}}, {{t|es|haber de}}

should (Verb: expressing opinion)

* Spanish: Conditional form of {{t+|es|deber}}

simmer (Verb: (intransitive) to cook or undergo heating slowly)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|calentarse}}, {{t+|es|entibiarse}}, {{t|es|a fuego lento}}, {{t|es|pocharse}} (frying), {{t+|es|escalfarse}}

simmer (Verb: (transitive) to cause to cook or undergo heating slowly)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|entibiar}}, {{t|es|cocer a fuego lento}}, {{t+|es|escalfar}}, {{t+|es|pochar}} (frying)

simper (Noun: frivolous smile)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sonrisa afectada|f}} (lit., affected smile)

sire (Noun: male animal)

* Spanish: ] {{t+|es|apareado|m}}

skull (Noun: bones of the head: cranium and mandible)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cráneo|m}} (1), {{t+|es|calavera|f}} (2)

sleep off (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|dormir la mona}} ''(referring to a hangover)''

smear (Verb: to damage someone's reputation by slandering, making false accusations)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|embarrar}}, {{t+|es|manchar}} la ], {{t+|es|difamar}}, {{t+|es|calumniar}}

smell (Verb: to have a particular smell, whether good or bad; if descriptive, followed by "like" or "of")

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|oler}} a

smuggle (Verb: to import or export, illicitly or by stealth, without paying lawful customs charges or duties)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|contrabandear}}, {{t+|es|pasar}} de {{t+|es|contrabando|m}}

snap (Verb: to break apart suddenly or at once)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|quebrar}}, {{t+|es|romper}} de golpe

snotty (Adjective: ill-tempered, impertinent)

* Spanish: de mal {{t+|es|carácter}}, de mal {{t+|es|temperamento}}, {{t+|es|impertinente}}

socket (Noun: hollow in a bone)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cuenca|f}} (eye socket), {{t|es|glena|f}}

something (Pronoun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|algo}} (1)

somewhere else (Adverb: to some other place)

* Spanish: ] ] {{t+|es|parte}}, a ] {{t+|es|lugar}}

spanking (Noun: form of physical punishment)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|nalgada}}, (imprecise) {{t+|es|azotado|f}}, {{t+|es|azotaina}}

sparkling (Adjective: of a beverage)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|gaseoso}}, {{t+|es|efervescente}}, (wine) {{t+|es|espumoso}}

spearhead (Noun: the pointed head, or end, of a spear)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|punta|f}}, punta de {{t+|es|lanza|f}}

spearhead (Noun: the leading military unit in an attack)

* Spanish: punta de {{t+|es|lanza|f}}

spew (Verb: To speak or write quickly and voluminously, especially words that are not worth listening to or reading)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|parlar}} (to speak voluminously)

spiky (Adjective: hairstyle)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|pincho}} (Spain, adjectivized noun), {{t+|es|parado}}, {{t+|es|chuzo}} (South America)

stab (Noun: act of stabbing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|puñalada|f}} (general), {{t+|es|cuchillada|f}}, {{t|es|acuchillamiento|m}}

start over (Verb: begin again)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|recomenzar}}, {{t+|es|volver}} a {{t+|es|empezar}}, {{t|es|empezar de cero}}

still (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|alambique}} (1)

stink (Verb: )

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|oler a podrido}} (3)

stop (Verb: not to continue)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|dejar}} de, {{tt+|es|parar}} (de)

straighten (Verb: to make straight)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estirar}} (hair), {{t+|es|desencorvar}}, {{t+|es|destorcer}}, {{t+|es|enderezar}}, {{t|es|arrectar}} {{qualifier|Bolivia}}

strain (Noun: race, lineage, pedigree)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|virus}} {{t+|es|cepa|f}}, {{qualifier|plant}} {{t+check|es|variedad|f}} ] (race, breed) ] (virus, breed), {{t+|es|linaje|m}}

streak (Verb: to run naked in public)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|correr}} ]

stream (Verb: )

* Spanish: (1) {{t+check|es|fluir}}, (2) {{t+check|es|correr}}

sunflower (Noun: flower)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|girasol|m}}, {{t|es|tornasol|m}}, {{t|es|mirasol|m}}, {{t+|es|maravilla|f}} (Chile)

take (Verb: a photo, film, fingerprints{{,)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|tomar'}}'}}

take (Verb: 9. (transitive) to use as a means of transportation.)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tomar'}}, {{t+|es|coger}}, {{t+|es|chapar}}'}}

take care (Verb: to be in charge of something)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hacerse cargo}}, {{t+|es|ocuparse}} de, {{t+|es|cuidar}}

take no notice of (Verb: to ignore)

* Spanish: ] {{t+|es|prestar atención}}

take one's pick (Verb: choose)

* Spanish: {{t|es|¡escoja lo que quiera!|m}} (lit. choose what you want)

tease (Verb: to poke fun at)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|burlarse}} de, {{t+|es|molestar}}, {{t+|es|tomar el pelo}}, {{t+|es|embromar}}, {{t+|es|mofarse}}, {{t+|es|pitorrearse}}, {{t+|es|recochinearse}}, {{t+|es|vacilar}}, {{t+|es|mofar}}

testicle (Noun: male sex gland)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|testículo|m}}, {{t+|es|cojón|m}} {{qualifier|vulgar}}, {{t+|es|pelota|f}} (vulgar, generally in plural +-s), {{t+|es|huevo|m}} (vulgar), {{t+|es|bola|f}} (vulgar, generally in plural +-s), {{t|es|cataplines|m-p}} {{qualifier|Spain, colloquial}}

the bee's knees (Noun: something excellent, outstanding)

* Spanish: {{t|es|la mamá de Tarzán}} (referring to people, Hispano America), {{t|es|lo más}}, {{t|es|la hostia}} (colloquial, Spain), {{t|es|la leche}} (colloquial, Spain), {{t|es|la polla}} (vulgar, Spain), {{t|es|la repera}} (colloquial, Spain), {{t|es|la neta}} (colloquial, Mexico), {{t|es|las perlas de la virgen}} (colloquial, Mexico)

the writing is on the wall (Phrase: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|cuando las barbas de tu vecino veas pelar, pon las tuyas a remojar}} ''(proverb)''

thong (Noun: undergarment)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tanga|mf}} (masc. in Europe, fem. in Americas)

throw someone a curve (Verb: to surprise with something unexpected)

* Spanish: {{t|es|pescar en curva}} (a alguien)

thunderbolt (Noun: flash of lightning accompanied by thunder)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rayo|m}} ''(especially of lightning)''

tortoiseshell (Adjective: made of covering of carapace of hawksbill turtle)

* Spanish: de {{t+|es|carey|m}}

track gauge (Noun: distance between the rails of a railway)

* Spanish: (Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay) {{t+|es|trocha|f}}

train (Verb: to teach a task)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|adiestrar}}, {{tt+|es|enseñar}} (algo) a, {{tt+|es|instruir}}, {{tt+|es|capacitar}}

trough (Noun: a long, narrow, open container for feeding animals)

* Spanish: {{t|es|comedero|m}} (for food), {{t+|es|abrevadero|m}} (for drinking)

underpants (Noun: type of underwear)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|calzoncillos|m-p}}, {{qualifier|Paraguay}} {{t+|es|anatómicos|m-p}}, {{t+|es|fundillos|m-p}} {{qualifier|Chile|dated - current usage : calzoncillos}}, {{qualifier|Spain|colloquial}} {{t+|es|gayumbos|m-p}}, {{qualifier|Venezuela}} {{t|es|interiores|m-p}}, {{qualifier|Colombia}} {{t|es|pantaloncillos|m-p}}, {{t|es|trusa|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico}} (Note : 'Calzones' in Mexico is applied to both sexes : see 'Underwear')

underworld (Noun: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|infierno|m}} (2)

wall socket (Noun: electricity power point)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tomacorriente|f}} (] {{t+|es|toma|f}}) {{t+|es|base|f}} {{t|es|base de enchufe|f}}

wax (Adjective: made of wax)

* Spanish: de {{t+|es|cera}}

weaponless (Adjective: lacking a weapon)

* Spanish: sin {{t+|es|armas}}

weld (Verb: to join materials (especially metals) by applying heat)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|soldar}}, {{t|es|weldear}} (United States), {{t|es|hueldear}} (United States)

well (Noun: hole sunk into the ground)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|aljibe|m}} (for water), {{tt+|es|pozo|m}} (for oil, gas, etc.)

well-endowed (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|grosero|m}} (4)

which (Pronoun: (relative) who, whom, what)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|quien}} (if a person), {{t+|es|que}}, {{t|es|] ]|m}}, {{t|es|] ]|m-p}}

whistle-blower (Noun: one who reports a problem or violation to the authorities)

* Spanish: {{t|es|revelador de secretos}}, {{t+|es|delator}} en su trabajo, {{t|es|alertador|m}}, {{t|es|denunciante|m|f}}, {{t+|es|alcaucil|m}}, {{t+|es|propalador|m}}, {{t|es|pregonante|m|f}}

whose (Determiner: of whom (interrogative))

* Spanish: de {{t+|es|quién}}

whose (Determiner: of whom (relative))

* Spanish: de {{t+|es|quien}}, {{t+|es|cuyo|m}}, {{t+|es|cuya|f}}, {{t|es|cuyas|f-p}}, {{t+|es|cuyos|m-p}}

world's oldest profession (Noun: euphemism for prostitution)

* Spanish: la {{t|es|profesión más antigua del mundo|f}}

would like (Verb: intransitive)

* Spanish: Use the conditional of {{l|es|gustar}}, or the imperfect subjunctive of {{l|es|querer}}

wreak (Verb: to take vengeance)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|vengarse}} de

write (Verb: to send a letter to)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|escribir}} a

your mom (Interjection: a general-purpose insult)

* Spanish: {{t|es|la madre que te parió}} ("the mother who bore you")

yours truly (Pronoun: (idiomatic) me or I)

* Spanish: un {{t+|es|servidor|m}}, una {{t+|es|servidora|f}} {{qualifier|formal}}, {{t|es|menda}} {{qualifier|Spain, colloquial}}

yourselves (Pronoun: you (referring to the people being spoken to, previously mentioned))

* Spanish: {{t+|es|se}}, ] {{t+|es|mismos}}

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AWOL (Adjective: absent without permission)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ausente sin permiso}}

Boston cream (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|crema de Boston}}

Chinglish (Adjective: resembling English influenced by Chinese)

* Spanish: {{t|es|pidgin chino|alt=como pidgin chino}}

East Asian (Adjective: of, from, or pertaining to East Asia)

* Spanish: {{t|es|asiático oriental}}

English-Canadian (Adjective: anglophone Canadian, English-speaking Canadian, English-language Canadian)

* Spanish: {{t|es|canadiense anglófono}}

Kiribatian (Adjective: of, from, or pertaining to Kiribati)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|kiribatí}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

Lao (Adjective: of, from, or pertaining to Laos, the people or their language)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|laosiano}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

Laotian (Adjective: of, from, or pertaining to Laos)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|laosiano}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

Middle Eastern (Adjective: of or relating to the Middle East)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

Neapolitan (Adjective: ice cream)

* Spanish: {{t|es|helado napolitano|m}}

New Caledonian (Adjective: of, from, or pertaining to New Caledonia)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|neocaledonio}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

Pollyannaish (Adjective: unreasonably optimistic)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

Russian-speaking (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|hablando ruso}}, {{t|es|hablando rusa}}

West Asian (Adjective: of, from, or pertaining to West Asia)

* Spanish: {{t|es|asiático occidental}}

actual (Adjective: emphasise a noun)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en sí}}, {{t+|es|concreto|m}}, {{t+|es|propio|m}}

addictive (Adjective: tending to cause addiction)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|adictivo}}, {{t|es|que crea ]}}, {{t|es|que produce ]}}, {{t|es|que crea ]}}, {{t|es|enviciador|m}}

admiring (Adjective: feeling or showing admiration)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|admirativo}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|admirador}}

aforementioned (Adjective: previously mentioned)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|antedicho}}, {{t|es|sobredicho}}, {{t+|es|susodicho}}, {{t+|es|citado}}, {{t+|es|dicho}}

afraid (Adjective: impressed with fear or apprehension; in fear; apprehensive)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|asustado}}

afraid (Adjective: regretful, sorry)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

ageless (Adjective: youthful)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

aimless (Adjective: without aim)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

air-dry (Adjective: dried by exposure to air)

* Spanish: {{t|es|seco al aire}}

airborne (Adjective: carried by the air)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ] ]}}, {{t+|es|aerotransportado}}

alcohol-free (Adjective: containing no alcohol)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

algebraically closed (Adjective: that contains among its elements every root of every nonconstant single-variable polynomial definable over it)

* Spanish: {{t|es|algebraicamente cerrado}}

alive and kicking (Adjective: healthy, especially in opposition to other circumstances)

* Spanish: {{t|es|vivito y coleando}}, {{t|es|vivo y coleando}}

all ears (Adjective: listening intensely)

* Spanish: {{t|es|todo oídos}}

all in (Adjective: totally committed)

* Spanish: {{t|es|completamente comprometido}}, {{t|es|totalmente entregado}}, {{t|es|sumamente involucrado}}

all-out (Adjective: using every available means)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin cuartel}}, {{t+|es|de órdago}}, {{t+|es|total}}

almost prime (Adjective: having this property)

* Spanish: {{t|es|casi primo}}

amber (Adjective: of a brownish yellow colour)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ambarino}}, {{t|es|de color ]}}

anticipatory (Adjective: characterized by anticipation)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

apple-green (Adjective: bright green colour with a light tint of yellow)

* Spanish: {{t|es|verde manzana}}

armchair (Adjective: remote from actual involvement)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de sillón}}, {{t|es|de salón}}

armchair (Adjective: unqualified or uninformed)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de sillón}}, {{t|es|de salón}}

arty (Adjective: pretending to artistic worth)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

asset-backed (Adjective: having assets as collateral)

* Spanish: {{t|es|respaldado por activos|m}}

audio (Adjective: focused on audible sound)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

away with the fairies (Adjective: lost in thought)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|en la luna}}

bad-tempered (Adjective: having a bad temper)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|malhumorado}}, {{t|es|de ] ]}}

bareass (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|a culo pelado|m}}

barebutt (Adjective: nudity of the bum)

* Spanish: {{t|es|nalgas peladas|f}}, {{qualifier|Chile}} {{t|es|poto pelado|m}}

barefoot (Adjective: wearing nothing on the feet)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|descalzo}}, {{t+|es|chuña}} {{qualifier|El Salvador|Honduras}}, {{t|es|a pies pelados|m}}

beardless (Adjective: without a beard)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|imberbe}}, {{t|es|barbilampiño}}, {{t+|es|lampiño}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

bedridden (Adjective: confined to bed)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] en ]}}, {{t|es|] ] ]|m}}, {{t+|es|encamado|m}}

behavioral (Adjective: of or relating to behavior)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|conductual}}

bereft (Adjective: deprived of)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] (])}}

bespectacled (Adjective: wearing spectacles (glasses))

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ] ]}}, {{t|es|gafudo}}, {{t+|es|gafotas}}, {{t+|es|anteojudo}}

bingeable (Adjective: suitable for bingeing, or binge-watching)

* Spanish: {{t|es|maratoneable}}, {{t|es|para ver en maratón}}

bittersweet (Adjective: both bitter and sweet)

* Spanish: {{t|es|dulce y amargo}}, {{t+|es|agridulce}}

bitwise (Adjective: treating values as a series of bits)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a nivel de bits}}

black-and-white (Adjective: using shades of grey/gray)

* Spanish: {{t|es|blanco y negro}}

blank (Adjective: of ammunition)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de fogueo}}

bleak (Adjective: without color)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|pálido}}

blood red (Adjective: of a deep vivid red colour)

* Spanish: {{t|es|rojo sangre}}

bloodless (Adjective: taking place without loss of blood)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|incruento}}, {{t|es|] ] ] ]}}

bloodshot (Adjective: reddened and inflamed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sanguinolento}}, {{t|es|inyectados en sangre}}, {{t|es|inyectado de sangre|m}}, {{t+|es|sanguinolento|m}}

blue-eyed (Adjective: having blue eyes)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}, {{t+|es|ojiazul}} {{q|in species' names}}

bombproof (Adjective: sufficiently strong to resist the effects of a blast from a bomb)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a prueba de bombas}}

bone-dry (Adjective: totally dry)

* Spanish: {{t|es|más seco que el ojo de un tuerto}}

booming (Adjective: experiencing a period of prosperity)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en pleno auge}}

born with a silver spoon in one's mouth (Adjective: born rich or in a wealthy family)

* Spanish: {{t|es|nacer en cuna de oro}}, {{t|es|criarse en buena cuna}}

bottomless (Adjective: having no bottom)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin fondo}}

boysenberry (Adjective: fruit colour)

* Spanish: {{t|es|zarza de Bosen|f}}, {{t|es|color de zarza de Bosen|m}}

brand new (Adjective: utterly new)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|flamante}}, {{t|es|nuevecito}}, {{t|es|nuevo de paquete}}, {{t|es|nuevo de fábrica}}, {{t|es|calientito}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}

breakneck (Adjective: dangerously fast; hell-for-leather)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a toda carrera}}, {{t|es|a tumba abierta}}, {{t|es|como alma que lleva el diablo}}, {{t+|es|disparado}}, {{t|es|como relámpago}}, {{t+|es|a toda leche}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t|es|a toda ostia}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t|es|a todo vapor}}, {{t|es|a velocidad de vértigo}}, {{t|es|a toda máquina}}, {{t|es|a toda pastilla}}

breathless (Adjective: having difficulty breathing; gasping)

* Spanish: {{t|es|jadeante}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

broke (Adjective: lacking money; bankrupt)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pelado}}, {{t|es|sin un duro}}, {{t|es|sin un peso}}, {{t|es|sin blanca}}, {{t+|es|tieso}}, {{t|es|a dos velas}}, {{t+|es|chele}}, {{t+|es|aguja}} {{qualifier|Peru}}

brokenhearted (Adjective: grieved and disappointed)

* Spanish: {{t|es|con el corazón partido}}

busy (Adjective: crowded with business or activities)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ocupado}}, {{t|es|hasta las manos|m|f}} {{qualifier|very busy|Argentina}}, {{t+|es|concurrido}}

cacuminous (Adjective: having a pyramidal top)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}, {{t|es|piramidal}}

carbon neutral (Adjective: having an overall zero carbon footprint after carbon emissions trading has been taken into account)

* Spanish: {{t|es|neutro en carbono|m}}, {{t|es|carbono neutro}}

carfree (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|sen coches}}

carry-on (Adjective: taken onto an airplane with a passenger)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

caught with one's pants down (Adjective: caught off guard, unprepared, or in an embarrassing situation)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en paños menores}}, {{t|es|pillado con el culo al aire}}

certain (Adjective: sure, positive, not doubting)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cierto}}, {{t+|es|seguro}}, {{t+|es|determinado}}, {{t|es|se sabe que}}, {{t+|es|certeza|f}} {{qualifier|noun}}, {{t|es|certitud|f}} {{qualifier|noun}}, {{t|es|certidumbre|m}}

checkered (Adjective: divided into squares)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|ajedrezado}}, {{t+|es|escaqueado}}

chemically imbalanced (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|químicamente desbalanciado}}

childish (Adjective: suitable for a child)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|infantil}}

childless (Adjective: not having any children)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]s}}

chock full (Adjective: containing the maximum amount)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|repleto|m}}, {{t+|es|petado|m}}, {{t|es|a reventar}},

choosy (Adjective: taking care when choosing that what is chosen best suits one's tastes, desires or requirements)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] de ]}}, {{t+|es|exigente}}, {{t|es|selectivo}}

churlish (Adjective: rude or surly)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|maleducado}}, {{t+|es|grosero}}

cloak-and-dagger (Adjective: marked by menacing furtive secrecy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de intriga y misterio}}, {{t|es|de capa y espada}}

close-cropped (Adjective: cut very short)

* Spanish: {{t|es|quasi pelado}}

close-minded (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|mente cerrada|f}}

closeted (Adjective: not open about one's sexual orientation, romantic orientation, or gender identity)

* Spanish: {{t|es|enclosetado}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|en el closet}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}, {{t|es|en el armario}} {{qualifier|Spain}}

cold (Adjective: of the weather)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|frío}}, {{tt|es|] ]}}

cold-blooded (Adjective: lacking emotion or compunction)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin ]}}

colorful (Adjective: possessing prominent and varied colors)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|lleno|m}}, {{t|es|de color}}, {{t|es|] ] ]}}

concrete (Adjective: made of concrete)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de ]}}, {{t|es|de ]}}

confident (Adjective: being very sure of or positive about something)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|confiado}}, {{t|es|lleno de confianza}}, {{t+|es|seguro}}

cordless (Adjective: without a cord)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|inalámbrico}}

courtesy (Adjective: given or done as a polite gesture)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

courtesy (Adjective: free of charge)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

couth (Adjective: marked by or possessing a high degree of sophistication)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sofisticado, refinado}}

coy (Adjective: pretending shyness or modesty)

* Spanish: {{t|es|timorato pero coqueto}}, {{t|es|coquetamente timorato}}, {{t|es|fingidamente timorato}}, {{t+|es|mojigato|m}}

cranky (Adjective: grouchy, irritable; easily upset)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}, {{t+|es|mañoso}}

cream (Adjective: colour)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|crema}}, {{t|es|] ] ]}}, {{t+|es|bayo|m}}

creasy (Adjective: [[full)

* Spanish: {{t|es|con pliegues}}, {{t+|es|arrugado}}

crestfallen (Adjective: sad because of a recent disappointment)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|alicaído}}, {{t+|es|abatido}}, {{t+|es|cariacontecido}}, {{t|es|de capa caída}}

cross (Adjective: angry, annoyed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|enfadado}}, {{t+|es|enfurruñado}}, {{t|es|de morros}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}

crosstown (Adjective: (US) extending across a city or town)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ] ]}}, {{t|es|a lo largo y a lo ancho}}, {{t|es|] ] ] ] ] ] ] ]}}, {{t|es|] ] ] ] ] ] ] ]}}

crystal clear (Adjective: completely clear and understood)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|meridiano}}

cubed (Adjective: raised to the third power)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

cult (Adjective: enjoyed by a small, loyal group)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de ]}}

cursive (Adjective: having successive letters joined together)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

custom-made (Adjective: custom-made)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a medida|alt=a (la) medida}}, {{t|es|hecho a medida}}, {{t+|es|personalizado}}, {{t|es|por encargo}}, {{t|es|al pedido}}

cut out (Adjective: well suited for an activity)

* Spanish: {{t|es|estar hecho para}}, {{t|es|servir para}}, {{t|es|tener talento para}}, {{t|es|tener madera de}}, {{t|es|ser apto para}}, {{t|es|tener madera para}}

damned if one does and damned if one doesn't (Adjective: dilemma with bad outcomes)

* Spanish: {{t|es|palos porque bogas, palos porque no bogas}}

day-over-day (Adjective: Compared to the same time period in the previous day)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ] ]}}, {{t|es|interanual}}

dazed (Adjective: in a state of shock or confusion)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ] ]}}, {{t|es|] ] ] ]}}, {{t+|es|atolondrado}}, {{t+|es|aturullado}}

de facto (Adjective: in fact or in practice)

* Spanish: {{t|es|''de facto''}}, {{t|es|de fecho}}, {{t|es|de hecho}}

dear (Adjective: a formal way to start (often after my) addressing somebody one likes or regards kindly)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]|m}}, {{t|es|] ]|f}}, {{t+|es|estimado|m}}, {{t+|es|estimada|f}}

dear (Adjective: an ironic way to start (often after my) addressing an inferior)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]|m}}, {{t|es|] ]|f}}

decrepit (Adjective: weakened or worn out)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|decrépito}}, {{t+|es|destartalado|m}}, {{t|es|venido a menos|m}}, {{t+|es|ruinoso|m}}

deep (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|capa profunda}}

defensive (Adjective: intended for defence; protective)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|defensivo}}, {{t|es|que defensa}}, {{t|es|defensante}}

developing (Adjective: of a country)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en vías de desarrollo}}

dire (Adjective: warning of bad consequences)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}, {{t+|es|portentoso}}, {{t+|es|alarmante}}

directly proportional (Adjective: proportional to a constant multiple of an independent variable)

* Spanish: {{t|es|directamente proporcional}}

disabled (Adjective: for the use of people with physical disabilities)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

disingenuous (Adjective: not noble; unbecoming true honor)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|falso}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|desingenuo|m}}

disjointed (Adjective: not connected, coherent, or continuous)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|deslavazado}}, {{t|es|sin trabazón}}

distasteful (Adjective: having a bad or foul taste)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

do-or-die (Adjective: desperate effort)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a matar o morir}}

double-digit (Adjective: between 10 and 99 inclusive)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

down in the dumps (Adjective: sad)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en horas bajas}}, {{t|es|de bajón}}, {{t+|es|murrio|m}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}

down-to-earth (Adjective: practical; realistic)

* Spanish: {{t|es|con los pies en la tierra}}

downstream (Adjective: biology: towards the 3' end of a DNA molecule)

* Spanish: {{t|es|corriente abajo}}

draft (Adjective: referring to drinks on tap)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

due (Adjective: of an event, scheduled, expected)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ser para}} {{q|verb}}

dull (Adjective: boring, not exciting or interesting)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aburrido}}, {{t+|es|soso}}, {{t+|es|insípido|m}}, {{t+|es|insulso|m}}, {{t+|es|desabrido|m}}, {{t|es|sin gracia}}

duty-free (Adjective: exempt from duty, especially customs)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

early (Adjective: relating to age)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a principios de}} {{qualifier|plural age}}, {{t+|es|cortos}} {{qualifier|singular age}}, {{t+|es|corto}} {{qualifier|-añero}}

earthmoving (Adjective: construction: designed to move large quantities of earth)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

easier said than done (Adjective: easy to propose, but difficult to accomplish)

* Spanish: {{t|es|es fácil decirlo}}, {{t|es|es más fácil decirlo que hacerlo}}, {{t|es|del dicho al hecho hay mucho trecho}}, {{t|es|que se dice pronto}}, {{t|es|una cosa es predicar, y otra dar trigo}}

easygoing (Adjective: casual and informal)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|calmado}}, {{t+|es|relajado}}, {{t|es|tener la manga ancha}}, {{t+|es|apacible|m|f}}, {{t+|es|sosegado|m}}, {{t+|es|afable|m|f}}

ebony (Adjective: made of ebony wood)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

effortless (Adjective: without effort)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fácil}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

eggless (Adjective: without eggs)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

elder (Adjective: greater than another in age or seniority)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|anciano}}, {{t|es|adulto mayor}}

embarrassingly parallel (Adjective: in parallel computing, of a particular problem: very easy to separate into a number of parallel tasks)

* Spanish: {{t|es|vergonzosamente paralelo}}

error-prone (Adjective: in the habit of making errors)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}, {{t|es|] ] ]}}

excellent (Adjective: of the highest quality)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|excelente}}, {{t+|es|sobresaliente}}, {{t+|es|prominente}}, {{t+|es|excelso}}, {{t+|es|macanudo}}, {{t|es|de buten}}, {{t|es|de bute}}, {{t+|es|paja}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t+|es|groso}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t+|es|mostro}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t|es|pulenta}} {{qualifier|Andes}}, {{t+|es|pulento}} {{qualifier|Andes}}

extraneous (Adjective: not belonging to, or dependent upon, a thing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|externo}}, {{t+|es|ajeno}}, {{t+|es|irrelevante}}, {{t|es|que no viene al caso}}, {{t|es|que no viene a cuento}}, {{t+|es|foráneo}}, {{t|es|foraño}}, {{t+|es|forano}}, {{t|es|exógeno}}, {{t+|es|adventicio}}

face-to-face (Adjective: in another's presence)

* Spanish: {{t|es|faz a faz}}, {{t+|es|cara a cara}}

fair (Adjective: nautical: favorable to a ship's course)

* Spanish: {{t|es|viento de popa}}

far-fetched (Adjective: not likely)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|forzado}}, {{t|es|traído por los pelos}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|improbable}}, {{t+|es|inverosímil}}, {{t|es|jalado de los pelos}}, {{t|es|tirado de los pelos}}, {{t+|es|rocambolesco|m}}

faultless (Adjective: without fault)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|impecable}}, {{t+|es|perfecto}}, {{t|es|intachable}}, {{t|es|sin tacha}}

fearless (Adjective: free from fear)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|intrépido}}, {{t+|es|impávido}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

feminine (Adjective: belonging to females)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|femenil}}, {{t|es|de ]}}, {{t+|es|femenino}}

fey (Adjective: doomed to die)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] a ]}}

fighting fit (Adjective: in top physical condition)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

filthy rich (Adjective: very rich)

* Spanish: {{t|es|asquerosamente rico}}, {{t|es|forrado de dinero}}, {{t|es|podrido en plata}} {{qualifier|Argentina}}

first class (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|de ]}}

first-come-first-served (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|por orden de llegada}}

fit (Adjective: in good shape)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en (]) ]}}

flaky (Adjective: of a person: unreliable)

* Spanish: {{t|es|poco fiable}}

flat (Adjective: with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

flawless (Adjective: without flaws)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|impecable}}, {{t+|es|perfecto}}, {{t|es|sin falla}}

flimsy (Adjective: likely to bend or break under pressure)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|endeble}}, {{t+|es|tembleque}} {{qualifier|South America}}, {{t|es|poco sólido}}

flimsy (Adjective: weak; ill-founded)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|endeble}}, {{t+|es|tembleque}} {{qualifier|South America}}, {{t|es|poco sólido}}, {{t+|es|pobre}}

flush (Adjective: smooth, even, aligned; not sticking out)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|plano}}, {{t+|es|alineado}}, {{t|es|al ras}}, {{t+|es|raso}}, {{t|es|a ras}}

footloose (Adjective: tending to travel)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|despreocupado}}, {{t|es|sin compromiso}}, {{t+|es|libre}}

for real (Adjective: genuine, true or natural)

* Spanish: {{t|es|¿de veras?}}

formless (Adjective: without form)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

free and clear (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|libre de cargas}}

friendless (Adjective: without friends)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

front-page (Adjective: deserve to be put on the front page)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de primera plana}}

front-page (Adjective: appears on the front page)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de primera plana}}

full of oneself (Adjective: egotistical)

* Spanish: {{t|es|encantado de haberse conocido}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}, {{t+|es|ufano}}, {{t|es|encantado de haberse cognocido}}

full of piss and vinegar (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|de rompe y rasga}}

gamey (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|de ]}}, {{t-check|es|a ]}}, {{t+check|es|escabroso}}

genderfluid (Adjective: not conforming to fixed gender)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de género fluido}}

genderqueer (Adjective: having a non-binary gender)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cuir}}, {{t|es|no binario}}, {{t+|es|queer}}, {{t|es|género cuir|m}}, {{t|es|género queer|m}}

german (Adjective: sharing parents)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hermano carnal}}

german (Adjective: First cousin)

* Spanish: {{t|es|primo carnal}}

gluten-free (Adjective: containing no gluten)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

gold (Adjective: made of gold, golden)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|dorado|m}}, {{t|es|de ]}}, {{t+|es|áureo}}, {{t|es|áurico}}, {{t+|es|aurífero}}, {{t+|es|aurígero}}

golden (Adjective: marked by prosperity, creativity, etc.)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|dorado}}, {{t|es|de oro}}

golden (Adjective: relating to a fiftieth anniversary)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de oro}}

good enough to eat (Adjective: supremely beautiful)

* Spanish: {{t|es|para comérselo}}

good-for-nothing (Adjective: useless, worthless)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inútil}}, {{t+|es|bueno para nada|m}}, {{t|es|buena para nada|f}}

good-looking (Adjective: attractive)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atractivo}}, {{t|es|de buen ver}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}, {{t+|es|apuesto}}, {{t|es|bien parecido}}, {{t+|es|agraciado}}, {{t+|es|lindo}}, {{t+|es|gallardo}}, {{t+|es|galano}}

good-sized (Adjective: Of a reasonably large size)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

great (Adjective: very good)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|formidable}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|genial}}, {{t+|es|groso|m}} {{qualifier|Southern Cone}}, {{t|es|fetén|m|f}}

green with envy (Adjective: consumed by envy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|quedar mudo de envidia}}, {{t|es|los dientes largos}} {{qualifier|preceded by ''poner'' + object}}

groundbreaking (Adjective: innovative)

* Spanish: {{t|es|rompedor|m}}, {{t+|es|revolucionario|m}}, {{t+|es|innovador|m}}, {{t|es|que rompe esquemas}}

grounded (Adjective: of a conductor connected to earth)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

grounded (Adjective: not allowed to fly)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

groundless (Adjective: baseless)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|infundado}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

gung ho (Adjective: overly enthusiastic or energetic)

* Spanish: {{t|es|exageradamente entusiasmado}}, {{t|es|pum para arriba}} {{qualifier|Argentina, slang}}

haired (Adjective: having certain type of hair)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de cabello}}, {{t|es|de pelo}}

half-timbered (Adjective: constructed using a load-bearing timber frame with the spaces between the timbers filled with bricks, etc.)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ] ]}}

halfhearted (Adjective: lacking full energy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin gana}}

handpicked (Adjective: selected with great care)

* Spanish: {{t|es|escogido personalmente}}, {{t|es|seleccionado cuidadosamente}}

handsome (Adjective: of man: attractive)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|apuesto}}, {{t+|es|guapo|m}}, {{t|es|de buen parecer}}, {{t+|es|lindo|m}} {{qualifier|more common in Latin America}}, {{t+|es|buenmozo|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina}}, {{t+|es|agraciado|m}}, {{t+|es|atractivo|m}}

happy as Larry (Adjective: extremely happy and carefree)

* Spanish: {{t|es|feliz como una perdiz}}, {{t|es|más feliz que una perdiz}}

happy as a lark (Adjective: very happy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|feliz como una perdiz}}, {{t|es|más contento que unas castañuelas}}, {{t|es|como un niño con zapatos nuevos}}

hard of hearing (Adjective: having difficulty hearing)

* Spanish: {{t|es|duro de oído}}, {{t+|es|teniente}} {{qualifier|Spain, colloquial; preceded by ''estar''}}

hard-won (Adjective: having been obtained with effort)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ganado con dificultad}}, {{t+|es|trabajado}}

heartstopping (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|de infarto}}, {{t|es|infartante}}

hermetically sealed (Adjective: airtight)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sellado herméticamente}}, {{t|es|cerrado herméticamente}}

high-class (Adjective: recognized for quality)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de ]}}, {{t+|es|lujoso}}, {{t+|es|exclusivo}}

high-heeled (Adjective: having tall heels)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de tacón}}, {{t|es|de tacón alto}}

high-level (Adjective: programming: based on commands resembling natural language)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

high-stakes (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|alto impacto|f}}

highborn (Adjective: of, pertaining to or befitting people of high social standing)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de alta cuna}}

historico-grammatical (Adjective: pertaining to, using or based on a textual analysis technique that examines historical meanings of words)

* Spanish: {{t|es|histórico gramatical}}, {{t|es|histórico-gramatical}}, {{t|es|gramático-histórico}}

hoarse (Adjective: afflicted by a dry, quite harsh voice)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ronco}}, {{t+|es|afónico}}, {{t|es|con (la) voz tomada}}

hoist by one's own petard (Adjective: be hurt by one's own plot)

* Spanish: {{t|es|una cucharada de su propia medicina}}, {{t|es|ir por lana y volver trasquilado}}

homeless (Adjective: lacking a permanent residence)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin hogar}}, {{t+|es|vagabundo}}, {{t+|es|desalojado}}, {{t|es|sintecho}}, {{t|es|sin techo}}, {{t|es|en situación de calle}}, {{t+|es|linyera|m|f}} {{qualifier|Argentina}}

homemade (Adjective: made at home)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|casero}}, {{t|es|hecho en casa}}, {{t+|es|hechizo}} {{qualifier|colloquial, Mexico}}

horse-drawn (Adjective: pulled along by horse)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]|m}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|hipomóvil}}, {{t|es|de tracción animal}}

hot (Adjective: having a high temperature)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|caliente}}, {{tt|es|] ]}}

hot (Adjective: feverish)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|febril|m|f}}, {{tt|es|con calentura}}, {{tt+|es|ardiendo}}

how long (Adjective: how long (distance))

* Spanish: {{t|es|que largo}}

ill-omened (Adjective: inauspicious, unlucky)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de mal fario}}, {{t|es|de mal agüero}}

improvised (Adjective: created by improvisation)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|improvisado}}, {{t+|es|impensado|m}}, {{t|es|de sobresalto}} {{qualifier|adverb}}

in personam (Adjective: law)

* Spanish: {{t|es|contra la persona}}

in question (Adjective: in doubt, under dispute)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en tela de juicio}}

in the same boat (Adjective: in the same situation)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en el mismo barco}}

in vogue (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|en voga|m|f}}, {{t|es|estar ''fashion''|m|f}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|de moda|m|f}}, {{t|es|a la moda|m|f}}

in-kind (Adjective: consisting of goods or commodities)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en especie}}

inane (Adjective: lacking sense or meaning)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin sentido}}, {{t+|es|absurdo}}, {{t+|es|inane}}

infamous (Adjective: having a bad reputation)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de mala fama}}, {{t|es|malfamado|m}}, {{t|es|malafamado|m}}

infeasible (Adjective: not feasible)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|imposible}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

innominate (Adjective: having no name; anonymous)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|innominado}}, {{t+|es|anónimo}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

irrespective (Adjective: regardless)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|independiente|alt=independiente de}}

itchy (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|que pica|m|f}}, {{t|es|pruriginoso}}

ivory (Adjective: made of ivory)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de marfil}}, {{t+|es|ebúrneo|m}}

jet (Adjective: propelled by turbine engines)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a chorro}}, {{t|es|a propulsión}}, {{t|es|a reacción}}

killed in action (Adjective: dead on duty)

* Spanish: {{t|es|muerto en combate}}

kindhearted (Adjective: having an innately kind disposition or character)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

knackered (Adjective: extremely tired or exhausted)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|agotado}}, {{t+|es|reventado}}, {{t+|es|harto}}, {{t|es|para el arrastre}}

knowledgeable (Adjective: having knowledge, especially of a particular subject)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|erudito}}, {{t+|es|instruido}}, {{t+|es|entendido}}, {{t+|es|conocedor}}, {{t+|es|cognoscente}}, {{t+|es|cognoscitivo}} {{qualifier|able to know}}, {{t+|es|sabedor}}, {{t+|es|concienciado}}, {{t+|es|concientizado}}, {{t+|es|sabido}}, {{t|es|puesto (en)}}, {{t|es|esciente}}

landlocked (Adjective: surrounded by land)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

large-scale (Adjective: large in amount, scope or extent)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a gran escala}}

large-scale (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|a gran escala}}, {{t-check|es|en gran escala}}

last-ditch (Adjective: as a last resort, done in desperation)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desesperado}}, {{t|es|a la desesperada}}, {{t+|es|último}}

late (Adjective: related to age)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a finales de}} {{qualifier|plural age}}, {{t+|es|largos}} {{qualifier|singular age}}, {{t+|es|largo}} {{qualifier|-añero}}

later (Adjective: more late)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

law-abiding (Adjective: obeying the laws)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ] ]}}, {{t|es|] ] ] ]}}

left (Adjective: pertaining to the political left)

* Spanish: {{tt|es|de izquierda}}

left-wing (Adjective: favoring political, social, and economic equality)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|izquierdista}}, {{t|es|de izquierdas}}

life-size (Adjective: the same size as the real thing)

* Spanish: {{t|es|tamaño natural}}

lifeless (Adjective: dead)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|exánime}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|inánime}}

lightfast (Adjective: resistant to fading)

* Spanish: {{t|es|no ]}}

lighthearted (Adjective: joyful)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desenfadado|m}}, {{t+|es|despreocupado|m}}, {{t|es|quitado de la pena|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}

like a bull in a china shop (Adjective: clumsy, aggressive)

* Spanish: {{t|es|como elefante en cristalería}}, {{t|es|como un chivo en cristalería}}, {{t|es|como un elefante en una cacharrería}}

like-minded (Adjective: of similar opinion)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de similar opinión}}

lime (Adjective: containing lime or lime juice)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de ]}}

live-in (Adjective: living on the premises)

* Spanish: {{t|es|puertas adentro}} {{qualifier|employee}}, {{t+|es|conviviente}} {{qualifier|sexual partner}}, {{t+|es|interna|f}} {{qualifier|usually female domestic worker}}

load-bearing (Adjective: able to support a load)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de soporte}}, {{t|es|de carga}}, {{t+|es|sostenedor}}, {{t|es|aguantacargas}}, {{t|es|portacargas}}

loath (Adjective: averse, disinclined; reluctant, unwilling)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]|m}}, {{t+|es|reticente}}

locked (Adjective: that has been locked (with a key))

* Spanish: {{t|es|cerrado con llave}}

long haul (Adjective: travelling a long distance)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

long-awaited (Adjective: having been awaited for a long time)

* Spanish: {{t|es|largamente esperado|m}}

long-sleeved (Adjective: having long sleeves)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de manga larga}}

low-budget (Adjective: Achieved with a relatively small financial outlay)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de bajo presupuesto}}, {{t+|es|económico}}

low-income (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|de bajos recursos}}

low-level (Adjective: code or statement corresponding to a single machine instruction)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

low-quality (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}, {{t+|es|de baja estofa}}

lukewarm (Adjective: not very enthusiastic)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tibio}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|desinteresado}}, {{t+|es|indiferente}}

lumenal (Adjective: Relating to the cavity or channel within a tube or tubular organ)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de la luz}}, {{t|es|del lume}}

madder (Adjective: colour)

* Spanish: {{t|es|rojo turco}}

made in China (Adjective: manufactured in the PRC)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hecho en China}}

made in Japan (Adjective: manufactured in Japan)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hecho en Japón}}

made of sterner stuff (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|hecho de otra pasta}}

made-to-measure (Adjective: made to individual specifications)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hecho a medida}}

man-made (Adjective: created by a human)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|artificial}}, {{t|es|] ] ] ]}}

mass (Adjective: involving a mass of people)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|multitudinario}}, {{t+|es|masivo}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

meaningless (Adjective: lacking meaning)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|insensato|m}}

meant to be (Adjective: supposedly)

* Spanish: {{t|es|se supone que... }} {{qualifier|imperfect subjunctive}}

medium dead (Adjective: near death)

* Spanish: {{t|es|medio muerto}}

menial (Adjective: of or relating to unskilled work)

* Spanish: {{t|es|no especializado}}, {{t+|es|inexperto}}, {{t|es|sin cualificaciones}}

messed up (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|no estar nada bueno}}

mid (Adjective: related to age)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a mediados de}} {{qualifier|plural age}}, {{t+|es|medios}} {{qualifier|singular age}}, {{t+|es|intermedios}} {{qualifier|singular age}}, {{t+|es|medianos}} {{qualifier|singular age}}, {{t+|es|medio}} {{qualifier|-añero}}, {{t+|es|intermedio}} {{qualifier|-añero}}, {{t+|es|mediano}} {{qualifier|-añero}}

middle-aged (Adjective: of or relating to middle age)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

middle-class (Adjective: between the upper class and working class)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|burgués|m}}, {{t|es|de clase media}}, {{t+|es|clase media}}, {{t|es|clasemediero|m}}

mild (Adjective: not sharp or bitter; not strong in flavor)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|suave}}, {{t|es|no muy alampante}}, {{t+|es|leve}}, {{t|es|lene}}, {{t+|es|lieve}}

missing in action (Adjective: designation for a member of an organization with whom contact is lost but whose death is not confirmed)

* Spanish: {{t|es|desaparecido en acción}}

misty (Adjective: with mist; foggy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|neblinoso}}, {{t|es|emboriado}}

motionless (Adjective: at rest, not moving)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inmóvil}}, {{t+|es|inerte}}, {{t+|es|quieto}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

mouthwatering (Adjective: delicious in taste)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de toma pan y moja}}, {{t|es|se te hace la boca agua}}

musclebound (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fornido|m}}, {{t+|es|cuadrado|m}}, {{t+|es|cachas|m}}, {{t|es|excesivamente musculoso|m}}

mutually intelligible (Adjective: of a speech variety, able to be understood by speakers of another variety)

* Spanish: {{t|es|mutuamente inteligible}}

nameless (Adjective: having no name)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|innominado}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

narrow-minded (Adjective: having restricted or rigid views, and being unreceptive to new ideas)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cuadriculado}}, {{t|es|mente cuadriculada}}, {{t+|es|cerrado}}, {{t|es|estrecho de miras}}

neither fish, flesh, nor good red herring (Adjective: not easily categorized; not rightly belonging or fitting well in a given group or situation; not having the advantages of the various options)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ni carne ni pescado}}, {{t|es|ni chicha ni limonada}}, {{t|es|sin pies ni cabeza}}

no holds barred (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|todo vale|lit=everything is valid}}

non-binary (Adjective: outside the gender binary)

* Spanish: {{t|es|no binario}}, {{t|es|no binarie}}, {{t|es|no binarix}}

non-compete (Adjective: describing contractual clause)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de no competencia}}

non-empty (Adjective: containing at least one element)

* Spanish: {{t|es|no vacío}}

non-negative (Adjective: not negative)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

non-violent (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

nonalcoholic (Adjective: containing at most trace amounts of alcohol)

* Spanish: {{t|es|analcohólico}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

noncontributory (Adjective: describing a pension plan in which the members do not provide their own direct contributions)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

nondenominational (Adjective: not specific to a particular religion or sect)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

nonlinear (Adjective: of a system: whose output is not directly proportional to its input)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

nonpareil (Adjective: unequalled, unrivalled)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|incomparable}}, {{t+|es|sin par}}, {{t|es|sin paralelo}}

nonprofit (Adjective: not seeking to produce a profit)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin ánimo de lucro}}, {{t|es|sin fin lucrativo}}

nonrefundable (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|a fondo perdido}}

nonsense (Adjective: resulting from the substitution of a nucleotide in a sense codon, causing it to become a stop codon)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin sentido}}

not bad (Adjective: reasonably good)

* Spanish: {{t|es|nada mal}}

notorious (Adjective: generally or widely known for something negative)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|notorio}}, {{t+|es|afamado|m}}, {{t|es|de mala fama}}

nubile (Adjective: marriageable)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|núbil}}, {{t|es|en edad de merecer}} {{qualifier|archaic}}

null and void (Adjective: invalid, cancelled, unenforceable)

* Spanish: {{t|es|nulo e inválido}}

nuts (Adjective: insane)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|loco}}, {{t+|es|zumbado}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}, {{t+|es|sonado}}, {{t+|es|tocado}}, {{t|es|tocado del ala}}, {{t|es|majareta}}, {{t+|es|chaveta}}, {{t+|es|tarambana}}

née (Adjective: used to indicate maiden name of a woman)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de soltera}}

off-the-shelf (Adjective: as purchased or as commonly available)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

offshore (Adjective: moving away from the shore)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ] ]}}

old school (Adjective: characteristic of a style, outlook, or method employed in a former era)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de la vieja escuela}}

olive (Adjective: colour)

* Spanish: {{t|es|verde aceituna}}

one-size-fits-all (Adjective: designed to be worn with comfort by people with a wide range of sizes)

* Spanish: {{t|es|talla única|f}}, {{t|es|tamaño único|m}}

ongoing (Adjective: presently or currently happening; being in progress)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|actual}}, {{t|es|en progreso}}, {{t|es|en curso}}

oppressive (Adjective: tyrannical or exercising unjust power)

* Spanish: {{t|es|opresivo; tiranico}}

opt-in (Adjective: 1. The property of having to choose explicitly to join or permit something)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de adhesión|f}}

opt-out (Adjective: the act of opting out of something)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de exclusión|f}}

out of the question (Adjective: not remotely possible)

* Spanish: {{t|es|fuera de discusión}}

out of this world (Adjective: wonderful)

* Spanish: {{t|es|fuera de este mundo}}

out of whack (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|a la virulé}}

over-the-counter (Adjective: pharmacy: not requiring a prescription)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|de venta libre}}, {{t|es|de venta directa}}

overjoyed (Adjective: very happy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|exultante}}, {{t+|es|eufórico}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

overweight (Adjective: of a person, heavier than is healthy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

painless (Adjective: without pain or trouble)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|indoloro}}

pairwise disjoint (Adjective: such that any two distinct sets are disjoint)

* Spanish: {{t|es|disjuntos por pares}}, {{t|es|mutuamente disjuntos}}

paper (Adjective: made of paper)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de ]}}, {{t|es|papelero|m}}

patchy (Adjective: Full of, or covered with, patches)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hecho a retales}}

pear-shaped (Adjective: shaped like a pear)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ] ]}}, {{t+|es|piriforme}}

pencil-thin (Adjective: tall and thin)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cuerpo palillo|m}}

penny wise and pound foolish (Adjective: thrifty with small amounts of money but wasteful with large amounts)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ahorra en el chocolate del loro}}, {{t|es|el dinero del avaro, dos veces va al mercado}} {{qualifier|proverb, dated}}, {{t|es|el dinero del pobre dos veces se gasta}}

per capita (Adjective: per person)

* Spanish: {{t|es|por cabeza}}, {{t|es|percápita}}

phony as a three-dollar bill (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|más falso que un duro sevillano}} {{qualifier|Spain, old-fashioned}}, {{t|es|más falso que un duro de madera}} {{qualifier|Spain, old-fashioned}}, {{t|es|más falso que Judas}}

phreatic (Adjective: Eruption / explosion caused by contact between groundwater and high-temperature material)

* Spanish: {{t|es|erupción freática|f}}

pie-eyed (Adjective: with one's eyes wide open and staring in an expressionless manner)

* Spanish: {{t|es|los ojos como platos}} {{qualifier|with the verb ] }}, {{t+|es|ojiplático|m}}

pissass (Adjective: worthless, backward, or small)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cagado|m}}, {{t+|es|de mierda}}, {{t|es|vale mierda}}, {{t+|es|cochinada|f}}, {{t+|es|mierda|f}}

pistachio green (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|verde pistacho}}

pitch-black (Adjective: of the blackest black)

* Spanish: {{t|es|negro como la pez}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

plain (Adjective: computing: containing no non-printing characters)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]es ]es}}, {{t|es|] de caracteres ]es}}, {{t|es|] caracteres especiales}}

plain as day (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|de cajón}} {{qualifier|preceded by the verb ''ser''}}

plastic (Adjective: made of plastic)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|plástico}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

point-to-point (Adjective: employing a simple network topology with a dedicated link between two endpoints)

* Spanish: {{t|es|punto a punto}}

postbellum (Adjective: of the period following a war)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

powdered (Adjective: which has been made into a powder)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en polvo}}, {{t+|es|pulverulento|m}}, {{t+|es|polvificado|m}}, {{t+|es|polvorizado|m}}, {{t+|es|pulverizado|m}}

praiseworthy (Adjective: meriting praise)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|encomiable}}, {{t+|es|alabable}}, {{t|es|digno de alabanza|m}}, {{t+|es|loable}}

pretend (Adjective: imaginary)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de mentirijillas}} {{qualifier|colloquial|Spain}}

prickly (Adjective: covered with sharp points)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|espinoso}}, {{t+|es|espinudo}}, {{t|es|con espinas}}

proprietary (Adjective: relating to property or ownership)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

pushing up daisies (Adjective: dead)

* Spanish: {{t|es|estar criando malvas}}

rambling (Adjective: long and digressing of a speech)

* Spanish: {{t|es|que se va por ]s}}, {{t+|es|inconexo}}, {{t+|es|errante}}, {{t+|es|incoherente}}

rapid-fire (Adjective: able to fire bullets in quick succession)

* Spanish: {{t|es|tiro rápido|m}}

raw (Adjective: chafed, exposed of a wound)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en carne viva}}

read-only (Adjective: capable of being read but not written)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de solo lectura}}

read-write (Adjective: supporting both read and write operations)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de lectura-escritura}}, {{t|es|de lectura y escritura}}

real-time (Adjective: computer term)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en tiempo real}}

recalcitrant (Adjective: hard to deal with or operate)

* Spanish: {{t|es|recalcitrante, contumaz}}

relentless (Adjective: unrelenting or unyielding in severity)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|implacable}}, {{t+|es|furioso}}, {{t|es|non relenteciente}}, {{t+|es|despiadado}}

relentless (Adjective: unremitting, steady and persistent)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inexorable}}, {{t+|es|incansable}}, {{t+|es|implacable}}, {{t+|es|incesante}}, {{t|es|non relenteciente}}

responsible (Adjective: involving a degree of personal accountability)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de responsabilidad}} {{qualifier|locution}}

reverse (Adjective: having the order of its constituents moved backwards)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|adverb}} {{t|es|al revés}}, {{qualifier|adverb}} {{t|es|en sentido contrario}}

right (Adjective: politics: conservative)

* Spanish: {{tt|es|de la derecha}}, {{tt|es|de derecha}}, {{tt|es|de derechas}} {{qualifier|Spain}}

right as rain (Adjective: correct; factually accurate)

* Spanish: {{t|es|más razón que un santo}}

rock hard (Adjective: hard like rock)

* Spanish: {{t|es|como piedra}}, {{t|es|como peña}}

rock hard (Adjective: of penis)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|durísimo}}, {{t|es|como fierro}}

routine (Adjective: regular; habitual)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de rutina}}, {{t+|es|rutinario}}

rubber (Adjective: not covered by funds)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cheque sin fondos|m}}

rueful (Adjective: inspiring pity or compassion)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sentir lastima o compasion}}

safe (Adjective: free from risk)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a salvamano}} {{qualifier|adverb}}, {{t+|es|seguro}}, {{t+|es|sano|m}}

savory (Adjective: salty or non-sweet)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|salado}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

scantily clad (Adjective: wearing little clothing, almost naked)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ligero de ropa}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}

school bus yellow (Adjective: high-visibility yellow for automotive or traffic use)

* Spanish: {{t|es|amarillo tráfico|m}}

screwed (Adjective: beset with unfortunate circumstances)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|jodido}}, {{t+|es|cagado}}, {{t|es|en el horno}} {{qualifier|slang informal}}, {{t+|es|apañado}}

seamless (Adjective: Having no seams)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inconsútil}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

seaworthy (Adjective: fit for the sea)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|marinero|m}} {{qualifier|boat}}, {{t|es|apto para navegar}}, {{t|es|en condiciones para navegar}}

second to none (Adjective: as good as the best)

* Spanish: {{t|es|no ir en zaga}}

secondhand (Adjective: not new; previously owned and used by another)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de segunda mano}}, {{t|es|segunda mano}}

seedy (Adjective: suffering effects of hangover)

* Spanish: {{t|es|con resaca}}, {{t|es|resacoso|m}}

self-assured (Adjective: confident on one's abilities)

* Spanish: {{t|es|seguro de si mismo}}

self-confident (Adjective: confident in one's abilities)

* Spanish: {{t|es|seguro de sí mismo}}, {{t+|es|autoseguro}}, {{t|es|autoconfiado}}

self-employed (Adjective: working for oneself)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|autónomo}}, {{t+|es|independiente}}, {{t|es|por cuenta propia}}, {{t|es|por libre}} {{qualifier|]}}

self-made (Adjective: made by oneself)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|casero}}, {{t|es|hecho a mano}}, {{t|es|hecho en casa}}

sentient (Adjective: experiencing sensation, perceiving, thinking, or feeling)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sensible}}, {{t|es|con sentidos}}, {{t|es|sintiente}}, {{t|es|sentiente}}

shallow (Adjective: having little depth and significantly less deep than wide)

* Spanish: {{t|es|poco profundo}}, {{t+|es|superficial}}, {{t+|es|playo}}, {{t|es|non hondo}}, {{t|es|non fundo}}

shallow (Adjective: extending not far downward)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|superficial}}, {{t+|es|playo}}, {{t|es|non profundo}}, {{t|es|non hondo}}, {{t|es|poco fundo}}

sheer (Adjective: very thin or transparent)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fino}}, {{t+|es|transparente}}, {{t|es|muy delgado}}

shipshape (Adjective: meticulously neat and tidy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|ordenado}}

shoddy (Adjective: of poor quality)

* Spanish: {{t|es|mal hecho}}, {{t+|es|chapucero}}, {{t+|es|flojo}}, {{t+|es|burdo}}, {{t+|es|chafa}}, {{t+|es|chanta}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t+|es|chimbo}} {{qualifier|Andes}}, {{t+|es|cutre}}

showy (Adjective: for show)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ostentoso}}, {{t+|es|jactancioso}}, {{t+|es|aparatoso}}, {{t|es|fardón}} {{qualifier|Spain, colloquial}}, {{t|es|de relumbrón}}

silent as the grave (Adjective: to say absolutely nothing)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ser callado como una tumba}}, {{t|es|ser como una tumba}}

silken (Adjective: made of silk)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

silver-tongued (Adjective: articulate and charming in speech)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de voz encantador}}

singly even (Adjective: divisible by 2 but not 4)

* Spanish: {{t|es|par solamente}}

skinless (Adjective: not having skin)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

skyclad (Adjective: naked outdoors)

* Spanish: {{t|es|vestido al cielo}}

sleepless (Adjective: absence of sleep)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|insomne}}, {{t|es|(noche) ] ]}}

sleepy (Adjective: feeling the need for sleep)

* Spanish: {{t|es|tener sueño|lit=have ]}}, {{t+|es|cansado}}, {{t+|es|adormecido}}, {{t+|es|soñoliento}}, {{t+|es|somnoliento}}, {{t|es|dormijoso}}

sly as a fox (Adjective: very sly)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ser astuto como un zorro}}, {{t|es|saber latín}}, {{t+|es|saber más que los ratones colorados}}

smoke-free (Adjective: reserved for non-smokers)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin humos}}

snow-covered (Adjective: covered with snow)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] de ]}}, {{t+|es|nevado}}

soaked to the skin (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|mojado hasta la médula}}, {{t|es|calado hasta los huesos}}

sober as a judge (Adjective: completely sober)

* Spanish: {{t|es|más fresco que una lechuga}}

soft-boiled (Adjective: of an egg)

* Spanish: {{t|es|pasado por agua}}

sophisticated (Adjective: having obtained worldly experience)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de mundo}}, {{t+|es|sofisticado}}

soppy (Adjective: sentimental)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sentimentaloide}}, {{t|es|muy sentimental}}, {{t|es|sensiblero}}

south (Adjective: of or pertaining to the south)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|sureño|m}}, {{t+|es|meridional|m|f}}, {{t+|es|austral|m|f}}

southeastern (Adjective: southeastern)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

southeastward (Adjective: towards the southeast)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

southern (Adjective: of the south)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|sureño}}, {{t+|es|meridional}}, {{t+|es|austral}}

southern (Adjective: of or pertaining to a southern region)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|sureño}}, {{t+|es|meridional}}, {{t+|es|austral}}

spare (Adjective: held in reserve)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de reserva}} {{qualifier|loc.}}, {{t|es|de repuesto}} {{qualifier|loc.}}, {{t|es|de refacción}}, {{t|es|de recambio}}, {{t|es|de retén}}

specious (Adjective: with appearance intended to generate a favorable response)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fingido}}, {{t+|es|falso}}, {{t|es|de pretexto}}, {{t+|es|pretextado}}

splash-proof (Adjective: constructed to withstand splashing)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a prueba de salpicaduras}}, {{t|es|resistente a salpicaduras}}, {{t|es|protección contra salpicaduras}}, {{t|es|a prueba de chapoteo}}

spotless (Adjective: (zoology) lacking spots; unspotted.)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

squared (Adjective: raised to the second power)

* Spanish: {{t|es|al cuadrado}}, {{t|es|elevado al cuadrado}}

squeaky clean (Adjective: very clean)

* Spanish: {{t|es|limpio como una patena}}, {{t|es|como los chorros del oro}}

state of the art (Adjective: at the highest level of development)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de punta}}, {{t+|es|puntero|m}}, {{t|es|de última tecnología}}

stative (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|estativo|m}}, {{t|es|de estado}}

stillborn (Adjective: dead at birth)

* Spanish: {{t|es|nacido muerto}}, {{t|es|mortinato}}, {{t|es|natimorto|m}}

stillborn (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|nato muerto|m}}, {{t-check|es|nata muerta|f}}

stock (Adjective: normally available for purchase)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|disponible}}, {{t|es|en ]}}

stone deaf (Adjective: utterly deaf)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sordo como una tapia}}, {{t|es|como una tapia}}

strained (Adjective: forced through strainer)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

stubborn as a mule (Adjective: extremely stubborn)

* Spanish: {{t|es|terco como una mula}}

stuffy (Adjective: poorly ventilated)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|congestionado}}, {{t+|es|taponado}}

stupendous (Adjective: of stunning excellence)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estupendo}}, {{t|es|de buten}}, {{t|es|de bute}}, {{t+|es|groso}} {{qualifier|Chile}}

sub-zero (Adjective: (of a temperature) below 0°C)

* Spanish: {{t|es|bajo cero}}

subpar (Adjective: of less than a traditional or accepted standard)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

successful (Adjective: resulting in success)

* Spanish: {{t|es|exitoso}}, {{t+|es|logrado}}, {{t+|es|afortunado}}, {{t|es|de éxito}}

sugar-free (Adjective: not containing sugar)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin azúcar}}

supportive (Adjective: providing support)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|alentador}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

supposed to (Adjective: Required to, obliged to)

* Spanish: {{t|es|tener que}}, {{t+|es|haber|alt=haber de}}, {{t+|es|deber}}, {{t+|es|suponer|alt=se supone que}}

surefooted (Adjective: walking steadily)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

surefooted (Adjective: confident)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

swish (Adjective: sophisticated; fashionable; smooth)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sofisticado, refinado}}

tactful (Adjective: possessing tact)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|discreto}}, {{t+|es|diplomático}}, {{t|es|] ] ]}}

tailed (Adjective: having a tail)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

tasty (Adjective: having or showing good taste)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

tax-exempt (Adjective: exempted from paying tax)

* Spanish: {{t|es|exento de impuestos}}

tech-savvy (Adjective: proficient in the use of technology, especially computers)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ] ]}}, {{t|es|hábil con la tecnología}}, {{t|es|proficiente con la tecnología}}

terminally online (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|terminalmente en línea}}, {{t|es|terminalmente online|tr=onláin}}

then (Adjective: being so at that time)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de entonces}}

thick as thieves (Adjective: intimate, close-knit)

* Spanish: {{t|es|como uña y mugre}}

thick-skinned (Adjective: not easily offended)

* Spanish: {{t|es|tener el cuero duro}}

tight-knit (Adjective: tightly knit)

* Spanish: {{t|es|muy unido}}

titian (Adjective: of a bright auburn colour)

* Spanish: {{t|es|castaño cobrizo}}

tolerable (Adjective: Moderate in degree; mediocre; passable, acceptable or so-so)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aceptable}}, {{t+|es|pasar piola}} {{qualifier|verb|Peru}}

tone-deaf (Adjective: unable to distinguish differences in pitch)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin oído musical}}

top notch (Adjective: of the highest quality)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|excelente}}, {{t|es|de primera clase}}, {{t+|es|de primera}}, {{t|es|fontal}}, {{t+|es|fénix}}

topless (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|en topless}}, {{t|es|de topless}}

touched in the head (Adjective: slightly mentally deficient)

* Spanish: {{t|es|tocado de la cabeza}}, {{t|es|lonyipietro}} {{q|River Plate}}

tough (Adjective: difficult or demanding)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de mano dura}}

towheaded (Adjective: Having pale blond hair, resembling tow)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|claro|m}}, {{t|es|de pelo claro}}, {{t|es|de cabello claro}}, {{t+|es|aclarado|m}}

trademark (Adjective: distinctive, characteristic)

* Spanish: {{t|es|marca de la casa}}, {{t+|es|consabido}}

tricky (Adjective: hard to deal with)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|difícil}}, {{t+|es|dificultoso}}, {{t+|es|chungo}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}, {{t|es|se las trae}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}, {{t|es|tener su intríngulis}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}, {{t+|es|complicado}}, {{t|es|enredoso}}, {{t+|es|pantanoso}}, {{t+|es|peliagudo}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}, {{t|es|camotudo}} {{qualifier|colloquial|Chile}}, {{t+|es|yuca}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t+|es|engorroso|m}}

triggered (Adjective: sense 1)

* Spanish: {{t|es|activado por|m}}, {{t|es|detonado por|m}}

ugly as sin (Adjective: extremely ugly)

* Spanish: {{t|es|más feo que un pecado}}, {{t|es|más feo que Picio}}, {{t|es|más feo que Carracuca}}

unabridged (Adjective: not abridged)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|íntegro|m}}, {{t|es|non compendiado|m}}

unacceptable (Adjective: unsatisfactory; not acceptable)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inaceptable}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

unafraid (Adjective: not afraid, fearless)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|impertérrito}}

unambiguous (Adjective: clear, and having no uncertainty or ambiguity)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}

unapologetic (Adjective: not apologetic)

* Spanish: {{t|es|non disculpante}}, {{t|es|non apologético}}, {{t|es|non arrepentido}}

unchecked (Adjective: unrestrained)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin tasa}}

uncommon (Adjective: rare; not readily found; unusual)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|raro}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|extraño}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|infrecuente}}

unconnected (Adjective: not connected or joined)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

uncontroversial (Adjective: not controversial)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

uncooked (Adjective: raw, not cooked)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|crudo}}, {{t|es|sin cocer}}, {{t+|es|royo}}, {{t|es|non cocido}}

uncovered (Adjective: lacking insurance or security)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

uncut (Adjective: not cut)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

underweight (Adjective: of an inappropriately or unusually low weight)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

undisclosed (Adjective: not disclosed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desconocido}}, {{t|es|non revelado|m}}, {{t|es|non develado|m}}

undue (Adjective: Not owing or payable)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|indebido}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

uneducated (Adjective: not educated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inculto}}, {{t|es|] ]s}}, {{t|es|non educado}}, {{t+|es|ineducado}}, {{t+|es|indocto}}

unfavourable (Adjective: of wind or weather: causing delay or obstacles)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desfavorable}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

unfixed (Adjective: not firmly attached)

* Spanish: {{t|es|non fijado|m}}

unfounded (Adjective: not based on solid reasons or facts)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|infundado}}, {{t|es|que no tiene ni pies ni cabeza}}, {{t|es|infundamentado|m}}, {{t|es|sin fundamento}}, {{t|es|non fundamentado|m}}

unheard (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|] ]}}, {{t-check|es|] ]}}

unheralded (Adjective: Without prior warning; unexpected or unannounced)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|inesperado}}

unimportant (Adjective: not important or noteworthy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|irrelevante}}, {{t+|es|intrascendente}}

unintended (Adjective: not intended; unplanned)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|involuntario}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

unleaded (Adjective: without lead)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

unmitigated (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin paliativos}}

unnatural (Adjective: not natural)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|antinatural}}, {{t|es|contranatural}}, {{t|es|contra natura}}

unnoticed (Adjective: not noticed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desapercibido}}, {{t+|es|inadvertido}}, {{t+|es|pasar piola}} {{qualifier|verb|Andes}}

unpaid (Adjective: done without agreed payment)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

unparalleled (Adjective: having no parallel)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sin par}}, {{t|es|sin parangón}}, {{t+|es|señero}}

unprecedented (Adjective: never before seen or done, without precedent)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|inaudito}}

unprincipled (Adjective: lacking moral values)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin escrúpulos}}, {{t|es|inescrupuloso|m}}, {{t+|es|ímprobo|m}}, {{t|es|de moral relajada}}, {{t+|es|inmoral}}, {{t+|es|sinvergüenza|m|f}}

unpromising (Adjective: not promising)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

unproven (Adjective: not proved)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

unqualified (Adjective: ineligible, not qualified)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

unrelated (Adjective: not connected)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

unreliable (Adjective: not reliable)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

unreported (Adjective: not reported)

* Spanish: {{t|es|non reportado|m}}

unrequited (Adjective: not reciprocated)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|irreciprocado}}

unrestrained (Adjective: not held in check)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|descontrolado}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

unsalted (Adjective: not salted)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin sal}}

unsaturated (Adjective: capable of dissolving more solute)

* Spanish: {{t|es|insaturado}}, {{t|es|no ]}}

unsaturated (Adjective: having one or more double bonds or triple bonds between carbon atoms)

* Spanish: {{t|es|insaturado}}, {{t|es|no ]}}

unsaturated (Adjective: not chromatically pure)

* Spanish: {{t|es|insaturado}}, {{t|es|no ]}}

unshorn (Adjective: not shorn)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|intonso}} {{qualifier|of person}}, {{t|es|] ]}} {{qualifier|of sheep}}, {{t|es|] ]}} {{qualifier|of person}}

unsugared (Adjective: not sugared)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

untreated (Adjective: not treated)

* Spanish: {{t|es|non tratado}}

unused to (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|desacostumbrado a}}

unvaccinated (Adjective: not vaccinated)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]|m}}, {{t|es|] ]|f}}

upper-crust (Adjective: posh, upper-class)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de alto copete}}, {{t|es|de alto coturno}}

upstream (Adjective: in a direction opposite to flow)

* Spanish: {{t|es|aguas arriba}}, {{t|es|a contracorriente}}, {{t|es|río arriba}}

upstream (Adjective: Biology : towards the 5' end of a DNA molecule)

* Spanish: {{t|es|corriente arriba}}

user-friendly (Adjective: designed to be easy to use)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|amigable}}, {{t|es|] ] ]}}, {{t|es|] ] ] ]}}

valueless (Adjective: having no value)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

vert (Adjective: of green colour)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] (])}}

walk-in (Adjective: without appointments before)

* Spanish: {{t|es|(atender) sin cita}}, {{t|es|sin reserva}}

waterless (Adjective: lacking water)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

watertight (Adjective: impossible to defeat, evade or nullify)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin fisuras}}, {{t|es|a toda prueba}}

well-brought-up (Adjective: having good manners)

* Spanish: {{t|es|bien educado}}, {{t|es|bien criado}}

west (Adjective: towards the west)

* Spanish: {{tt|es|] ]}}

wheaten (Adjective: made from wheat)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de trigo}}

wide-angle (Adjective: having angle of view greater than 70°)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de ángulo ancho}}, {{t|es|gran angular}}

win-win (Adjective: of a situation that benefits two parties)

* Spanish: {{t|es|todos ganan|m}}

winded (Adjective: short of breath)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

wooden (Adjective: made of wood)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

woodland (Adjective: of or pertaining to a creature or object existing in a woodland)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|forestal}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|silvestre|m|f}}

woolen (Adjective: made of wool)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}

workaholic (Adjective: in the nature or manner of a workaholic)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ]}}, {{t+|es|trabajólico}}

world-class (Adjective: of a standard that ranks among the best in the world)

* Spanish: {{t|es|clase mundial|f}}

world-famous (Adjective: renowned in many parts of the world)

* Spanish: {{t|es|mundialmente famoso}}

world-weary (Adjective: bored with life)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|hastiado}}

worldly (Adjective: versed in the ways of the world)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de mucho mundo}}, {{t+|es|cosmopolita}}

worn out (Adjective: exhausted from exertion)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|exhausto}}, {{t+|es|agotado}}, {{t|es|hecho fosfatina}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}

worthless (Adjective: not having worth and use; without value)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|inútil}}, {{t+|es|intrascendente}}

worthwhile (Adjective: good and important enough to spend time, effort, or money on)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de valor}}, {{t|es|que vale la pena}}, {{t|es|que merece la pena}}, {{t|es|que compensa el esfuerzo}}

write-only (Adjective: capable of being written but not read)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de solo escritura}}

year-over-year (Adjective: compared with the same period in the previous year)

* Spanish: {{t|es|respecto al año pasado}}, {{t|es|interanual}}

youngest (Adjective: superlative form of young)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|jovencisímo}}

zigzag (Adjective: moving in or having a zigzag)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en zigzag}}

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ADHD (Adjective: the abbreviation ADHD)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|TDAH|m}} (TDAH:adj))

Asturian (Adjective: of or pertaining to Asturias in Spain)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|asturiano}}, {{t+|es|bable}} (bable:adj))

Asturian (Adjective: of or pertaining to the Asturian language)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|asturiano}}, {{t+|es|bable}} (bable:adj))

Baptist (Adjective: of the Baptist religious denomination)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|bautista}} (bautista:adj))

Celsius (Adjective: related to a metric scale of temperature)

* Spanish: {{t|es|Celsius|m}} (Celsius:adj))

Italophone (Adjective: Italian-speaking)

* Spanish: {{t|es|italófono}} (italófono:adj))

Jr. (Adjective: junior, postnominal title used by a son sharing the same name as the father)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hijo}} (hijo:adj))

Latin (Adjective: of the language)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|latín}} (latín:adj))

Latinate (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|latinista}}, {{t+|es|románico}}, {{t+|es|latino}} (latinista:adj))

Old Catholic (Adjective: pertaining to a group of churches that split from the Roman Catholic Church)

* Spanish: {{t|es|católico antiguo}} (católico antiguo:adj))

Punjabi (Adjective: of, pertaining to, descended from the people or culture of the Punjab, or written in the Punjabi language)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|panyabí|m|f}} (panyabí:adj))

X (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|equis}} (equis:adj))

Zuni (Adjective: Of the Zuni people or their language)

* Spanish: {{t|es|zuñi}} (zuñi:adj))

ablaze (Adjective: on fire)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ardiendo}}, {{t|es|en llamas}} (ardiendo:adj))

abled (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|capacitado}} (capacitado:adj))

abstract (Adjective: extracted)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|extraído}}, {{t+|es|abstracto}} (extraído:adj))

accessory (Adjective: assisting a crime)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cómplice}} (cómplice:adj))

accomplished (Adjective: completed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|logrado}}, {{t+|es|realizado}}, {{t+|es|cumplido}}, {{t+|es|consumado}} (realizado:adj))

acknowledged (Adjective: recognized)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|reconocido}}, {{t+|es|aceptado}}, {{t+|es|admitido}} (aceptado:adj))

ad hoc (Adjective: for this particular purpose)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ad hoc}} (ad hoc:adj))

additional (Adjective: Supplemental or added to)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|adicional}}, {{t+|es|extra}}, {{t+|es|de más}} (de más:adj))

adrift (Adjective: floating at random)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|a la deriva}} (a la deriva:adj))

affected (Adjective: resulting from a mostly negative physical effect)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|afectado}}, {{t+|es|aquejado}} (aquejado:adj))

afflicted (Adjective: suffering from an affliction, or suffering from pain, distress or disability)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aquejado}}, {{t+|es|atribulado}} (aquejado:adj))

affluent (Adjective: tributary)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|afluente}}, {{t+|es|afluyente}} (afluyente:adj))

afire (Adjective: literally on fire)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ardiendo}} (ardiendo:adj))

afloat (Adjective: floating)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a flote}} (a flote:adj))

aggregate (Adjective: consisting or formed of smaller objects or parts)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|agregado|m}}, {{t+|es|conglomerado|m}} (agregado:adj))

aghast (Adjective: terrified)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|espantado}}, {{t+|es|aterrado}}, {{t+|es|horrorizado}} (espantado:adj))

ajar (Adjective: slightly turned or opened)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|entreabierto}}, {{t+|es|entornado}} (entornado:adj))

akimbo (Adjective: with a crook or bend; with the hand on the hip and elbow turned outward)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|en jarras}} (en jarras:adj))

akin (Adjective: of the same kin; related by blood)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|emparentado}}, {{t|es|consanguíneo|m}}, {{t+|es|pariente}} (pariente:adj))

alexipharmac (Adjective: of or pertaining to an alexipharmac; acting as an alexipharmac)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|alexifármaco}} (alexifármaco:adj))

all bark and no bite (Adjective: full of big talk)

* Spanish: {{t|es|mucho ruido y pocas nueces}} {{qualifier|much noise and few nuts}}, {{t|es|ladra pero no muerde}}, {{t|es|irse la fuerza por la boca}} (mucho ruido y pocas nueces:adj))

all bark and no bite (Adjective: making cutting remarks, but having a gentle personality underneath)

* Spanish: {{t|es|perro ladrador, poco mordedor}} (perro ladrador, poco mordedor:adj))

all ears (Adjective: awaiting explanation)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|escucho}} (escucho:adj))

all-you-can-eat (Adjective: offering unlimited food to a diner at a restaurant)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|libre}}, {{t+|es|tenedor libre|m}} (tenedor libre:adj))

allowed (Adjective: permitted, authorized)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|permitido}} (permitido:adj))

alone (Adjective: by oneself)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|solo}}, {{t|es|a solas}} (a solas:adj))

anarcho-punk (Adjective: pertaining to a punk subculture with elements of anarchist politics)

* Spanish: {{t|es|anarcopunk|m}} (anarcopunk:adj))

anglicised (Adjective: in a form similar to English)

* Spanish: {{t|es|anglicanizado}} (anglicanizado:adj))

angry (Adjective: inflamed and painful)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inflamado}} (inflamado:adj))

anguished (Adjective: experiencing extreme discomfort)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|angustiado}}, {{t+|es|acongojado}}, {{t+|es|atribulado}} (atribulado:adj))

annoying (Adjective: causing irritation or annoyance)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|molesto}}, {{t+|es|fastidioso}}, {{t+|es|hostigoso}}, {{t+|es|molestoso}}, {{t+|es|lacra}}, {{t|es|lacroso}}, {{t+|es|chinchoso}} (lacra:adj))

antiviral (Adjective: computing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|antivirus}} (antivirus:adj))

aorist (Adjective: pertaining to verb in aorist aspect)

* Spanish: {{t|es|aoristo}} (aoristo:adj))

aplenty (Adjective: in an overlarge quantity)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}} (] ]:adj))

apocopate (Adjective: shortened by apocope)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|apocopado}} (apocopado:adj))

argumentative (Adjective: prone to argue or dispute)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|discutidor}}, {{t|es|peleón}}, {{t|es|polemista}}, {{t+|es|beligerante}}, {{t+|es|contencioso}}, {{t+|es|rijoso}}, {{t+|es|pendenciero}}, {{t|es|peleonero}}{{qualifier|Mexico, Central America}} (polemista:adj))

armigerous (Adjective: Entitled to bear a coat of arms)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|blasonado}}, {{t+|es|hidalgo}} (blasonado:adj))

as is (Adjective: (of an object) in its present state or condition)

* Spanish: {{t|es|tal cual}} (tal cual:adj))

astern (Adjective: behind (adj))

* Spanish: {{t+|es|detrás}}, {{t|es|a popa}} (detrás:adj))

attending (Adjective: that attend(s), attendant)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|asistente}} (asistente:adj))

attested (Adjective: proven; shown to be true with evidence)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atestiguado}} (atestiguado:adj))

automated (Adjective: made automatic)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|automatizado}} (automatizado:adj))

average (Adjective: neither very good nor very bad)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ni fu ni fa}}, {{t+|es|promedio}}, {{t+|es|mediocre}} (promedio:adj))

awesome (Adjective: excellent, exciting)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tremendo}}, {{t+|es|piola}}, {{t+|es|paja}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t+|es|groso}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t+|es|mostro}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t|es|pulenta}} {{qualifier|Andes}}, {{t+|es|pulento}} {{qualifier|Andes}} (paja:adj))

awkward (Adjective: lacking social skills, or uncomfortable with social interaction)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tímido}}, {{t+|es|alipori}}, {{t+|es|embarazoso|m}}, {{t|es|premioso|m}}, {{t+|es|desgarbado|m}} (alipori:adj))

azure (Adjective: sky-blue coloured)

* Spanish: {{t|es|azul celeste}} (azul celeste:adj))

bacchanal (Adjective: relating to Bacchus or his festival)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|bacanal}} (bacanal:adj))

bacchanal (Adjective: engaged in drunken revels; drunken and riotous or noisy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|bacanal}} (bacanal:adj))

back (Adjective: near the rear)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|atrás|alt=de atrás}}, {{tt+|es|trasero}} (atrás:adj))

back (Adjective: away from the main area)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|apartado}}, {{tt+|es|arrinconado}}, {{tt+|es|distante}} (arrinconado:adj))

back (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|atrás|alt=de atrás}}, {{t+check|es|trasero|m}}, {{t+check|es|posterior|m}}, {{t+check|es|volver|m|alt=vuelto}}, {{t+check|es|revertir|m|alt=revertido}}, {{t+check|es|atrasado|m}} (atrás:adj))

back-to-back (Adjective: (house) having a party wall at the rear)

* Spanish: {{t|es|espaldera|f}} (espaldera:adj))

backlit (Adjective: illuminated from behind)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|retroiluminado}} (retroiluminado:adj))

backup (Adjective: standby, reserve or extra)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|reserva|alt=de reserva}} (reserva:adj))

backward (Adjective: of an idea: outdated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pasado de moda}}, {{t+|es|retrógrado}}, {{t+|es|anticuado}}, {{t+|es|trasnochado|m}}, {{t+|es|desactualizado|m}} (desactualizado:adj))

backward (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|a contrapelo}}, {{t|es|hacia atrás}} (hacia atrás:adj))

based (Adjective: founded on)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fundamentado}}, {{t+|es|cimentado}} (fundamentado:adj))

bearing (Adjective: carrying weight or load)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|soporte|alt=de soporte}}, {{t+|es|apoyo|alt=de apoyo}}, {{t+|es|gravitar|m}}, {{t+|es|soportar|m}} (soporte:adj))

beholden (Adjective: obligated, bound by moral obligation)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|comprometido}}, {{t+|es|obligado}}, {{t+|es|endeudado}}, {{t+|es|encalillado}}, {{t|es|adeudante}} (endeudado:adj))

beleaguered (Adjective: besieged, surrounded by enemy troops)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|asediado}}, {{t+|es|sitiado}} (asediado:adj))

beleaguered (Adjective: beset by trouble or difficulty)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hostigado}}, {{t+|es|acuciado}} (hostigado:adj))

berserk (Adjective: furiously, injuriously, or maniacally violent or out of control)

* Spanish: {{t|es|fuera de control}} (fuera de control:adj))

beside the point (Adjective: irrelevant)

* Spanish: {{t|es|no venir a cuento}}, {{t|es|no venir al caso}} (no venir a cuento:adj))

besotted (Adjective: infatuated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|embelesado}} (embelesado:adj))

besotted (Adjective: intoxicated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ebrio|m}}; {{t+|es|borracho|m}}; {{t+|es|intoxicado|m}} (intoxicado:adj))

beta (Adjective: beta)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|beta}} (beta:adj))

bewitched (Adjective: Under a spell; entranced)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|embrujado}}, {{t+|es|encantado}}, {{t+|es|hechizado}} (hechizado:adj))

biased (Adjective: angled at a slant)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|oblicuo}}, {{t+|es|inclinado}}, {{t|es|en declive}}, {{t+|es|ladeado}}, {{t+|es|sesgado}} (inclinado:adj))

bigmouthed (Adjective: loud, talkative, indiscreet)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|deslenguado}}, {{t+|es|bocón}}, {{t+|es|bocazas}} (bocazas:adj))

bissextile (Adjective: having an extra day)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|bisiesto}} (bisiesto:adj))

bitchy (Adjective: spiteful; catty)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mala leche|m|f}} (mala leche:adj))

bitter (Adjective: having an acrid taste)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|amargo}}, {{t+|es|acibarado}}, {{t+|es|amargoso}} (acibarado:adj))

bleak (Adjective: cheerless)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|alegría|alt=sin alegría}}, {{t+|es|amargado}} (alegría:adj))

blind as a bat (Adjective: nearly totally blind)

* Spanish: {{t|es|no ver tres en un burro}}, {{t|es|ver menos que un gato de escayola}}, {{t+|es|como turco en la neblina}} (no ver tres en un burro:adj))

blindfolded (Adjective: wearing a blindfold)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|vendado}} (vendado:adj))

bloated (Adjective: swollen with fluid or gas)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inflado}} (inflado:adj))

blocked (Adjective: obstructed, of movement)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cerrado}}, {{t+|es|obstruido}}, {{t+|es|cortado}}, {{t+|es|bloqueado}}, {{t+|es|trabado}} (obstruido:adj))

blocked (Adjective: obstructed, of flow)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estancado}}, {{t+|es|obstruido}}, {{t+|es|tapado}} (obstruido:adj))

blond (Adjective: of a pale golden colour)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rubio}}, {{t+|es|macho}} {{qualifier|hair, Costa Rica, colloquial}}, {{t|es|blondo}}, {{t+|es|royo}} (royo:adj))

blond (Adjective: having blond hair)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rubio}}, {{t+|es|macho}} {{qualifier|Costa Rica, colloquial}}, {{t|es|blondo}}, {{t+|es|royo}} (royo:adj))

bloody (Adjective: covered in blood)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sangriento}}, {{t+|es|ensangrentado}}, {{t+|es|sanguinolento}}, {{t+|es|cruento}}, {{t+|es|sangrante}} (ensangrentado:adj))

blunt (Adjective: having a thick edge or point, not sharp)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|romo}}, {{t+|es|obtuso}}, {{t+|es|desafilado|m}}, {{t+|es|despuntado|m}}, {{t+|es|contundente}}, {{t|es|tundente}}, {{t|es|pompo}}, {{t+|es|boto}}, {{t|es|botoso}} (despuntado:adj))

blurred (Adjective: Out of focus)

* Spanish: {{t|es|borroso}}, {{t+|es|desdibujado}}, {{t+|es|desenfocado}} (desdibujado:adj))

bogus (Adjective: counterfeit or fake; not genuine)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|falso}}, {{t+|es|falsificado}}, {{t+|es|adulterado}}, {{t+|es|trapicheado}}, {{t+|es|barato|m}} (adulterado:adj))

bogus (Adjective: incorrect; useless; broken)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|averiado}}, {{t|es|pajolero}}, {{t+|es|jodido}} (averiado:adj))

bona fide (Adjective: done in good faith)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}} (] ]:adj))

boneless (Adjective: without bones)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|deshuesado}} (deshuesado:adj))

boorish (Adjective: behaving as a boor)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|zafio}}, {{t+|es|cafre}}, {{t+|es|grosero}}, {{t+|es|tosco}}, {{t+|es|maleducado}}, {{t+|es|bruto}}, {{t+|es|bestia}}, {{t+|es|patán}}, {{t+|es|borde}} {{qualifier|Spain}} (patán:adj))

bootleg (Adjective: illegally produced, transported or sold)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pirata|m|f}}, {{t+|es|bamba|m|f}} {{qualifier|Peru}} (pirata:adj))

bored (Adjective: suffering from boredom)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aburrido}}, {{t+|es|embolado}} (embolado:adj))

boring (Adjective: causing boredom or tiredness)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aburrido}}, {{t+|es|tedioso}}, {{t+|es|soso}}, {{t|es|muermo|m}} (muermo:adj))

born-again (Adjective: renewed commitment to Jesus Christ)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|renacido}} (renacido:adj))

borne (Adjective: carried, supported)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|soportado}}, {{t+|es|aguantado}} (soportado:adj))

bougie (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|de postín|m|f}}, {{t+|es|ficho}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t|es|fichudo|m}} {{qualifier|Central America}}, {{t+|es|cheto|m}} {{qualifier|Uruguay}}, {{t+|es|fresa|m|f}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}, {{t+|es|pijo|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|fresón|m}} {{qualifier|Central America}}, {{t+|es|pituco|m}} {{qualifier|South America}}, {{t|es|fufurufo|m}} {{qualifier|Central America}}, {{t|es|bucloso|m}} {{qualifier|Honduras}}, {{t|es|popof}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}, {{t+|es|fifí}} {{qualifier|Latin America}} (ficho:adj))

bound (Adjective: constrained by something, or constrained to something)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|limitado}}, {{t+|es|constreñido|m}}, {{t+|es|restringido|m}} (constreñido:adj))

bourgeois (Adjective: conventional, conservative and materialistic)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|burgués}}, {{t+|es|aburguesado}} (aburguesado:adj))

brazen-faced (Adjective: Impudent)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sinvergüenza}} (sinvergüenza:adj))

broken (Adjective: having the bone in pieces, fractured)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|roto}}, {{t+|es|fracturado}} (fracturado:adj))

broken (Adjective: not working properly)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|descompuesto}}, {{t+|es|averiado}}, {{t+|es|estropeado}} (averiado:adj))

broken (Adjective: completely defeated and dispirited)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|destrozado}}, {{t+|es|derrotado}}, {{t+|es|descorazonado}} (descorazonado:adj))

broken (Adjective: poorly spoken)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|chapurreado}}, {{t+|es|deslavazado}}, {{t+|es|macarrónico}} (chapurreado:adj))

broken (Adjective: having no money)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|quebrado}}, {{qualifier|Mexico}} {{t+|es|seco}}, {{t+|es|bruja}} (bruja:adj))

brunette (Adjective: having brown hair)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|castaño|m}}, {{t+|es|castaña|f}}, {{t+|es|morocha}} (morocha:adj))

budding (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|en ciernes}}, {{t+|es|incipiente}}, {{t|es|emergente}}, {{t|es|brotante}} (en ciernes:adj))

built-in (Adjective: constructed as a non-detachable part)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|integrado}}, {{t+|es|empotrado}}, {{t+|es|encastrado}}, {{t+|es|encastrada}} (integrado:adj))

bulk (Adjective: large in size, mass, or volume)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|masivo}}, {{t+|es|a granel}} (a granel:adj))

burdensome (Adjective: of or like a burden; arduous or demanding)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|exigente}}, {{t+|es|pesado}}, {{t+|es|penoso}}, {{t+|es|arduo}}, {{t+|es|agotador}}, {{t+|es|fastidioso}}, {{t|es|puñeta}}, {{t+|es|oneroso|m}}, {{t+|es|dispendioso|m}}, {{t+|es|cargoso}}, {{t+|es|gravoso}} (puñeta:adj))

burgundy (Adjective: color)

* Spanish: {{t|es|burdeos}}, {{t|es|vino tinto}} (vino tinto:adj))

butthurt (Adjective: (slang) overly annoyed or bothered by a perceived insult; needlessly offended)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|encabronado}}, {{t+|es|emputado}} (emputado:adj))

calcaneal (Adjective: of or pertaining to the calcaneus)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|calcáneo}} (calcáneo:adj))

camp (Adjective: ostentatiously effeminate)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|maricona|f}}, {{t+|es|maricón|m}}, {{t|es|con pluma}} (maricona:adj))

careful (Adjective: cautious)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cauto}}, {{t+|es|cuidadoso}}, {{t|es|tener cuidado}} {{qualifier|to be careful}} (tener cuidado:adj))

caricature (Adjective: pictorial representation of someone for comic effect)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|caricatura|f}} (caricatura:adj))

caricature (Adjective: grotesque misrepresentation)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|caricatura|f}} (caricatura:adj))

carping (Adjective: excessive complaining)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rezongar}} (rezongar:adj))

carried away (Adjective: excessively emotional)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|embalado}}, {{t+|es|enajenado}}, {{t+|es|extasiado}}, {{t+|es|entusiasmado}}, {{t+|es|distraído}} (embalado:adj))

carved (Adjective: of an object, made by carving)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tallado}}, {{t+|es|esculpido}} (tallado:adj))

charmed (Adjective: under a magic spell)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|encantado}}, {{t+|es|hechizado}} (hechizado:adj))

charred (Adjective: burnt)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|carbonizado}}, {{t+|es|calcinado}} (carbonizado:adj))

cheeky (Adjective: impudent; impertinent)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|burlón}}, {{t+|es|pillastre|m}}, {{t+|es|descarado|m}}, {{t+|es|pícaro|m}}, {{t+|es|impertinente|m}}, {{t+|es|insolente|m}} (pillastre:adj))

chicken-hearted (Adjective: lacking courage)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|gallina}} (gallina:adj))

chill (Adjective: calm, relaxed, easygoing)

* Spanish: {{t|es|vivalavirgen}} (vivalavirgen:adj))

chipped (Adjective: having chips missing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desconchado}}, {{t+|es|desportillado}} (desconchado:adj))

chockablock (Adjective: jammed tightly together, crowded)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|de bote en bote}} (de bote en bote:adj))

chocolate (Adjective: made of or containing chocolate)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|achocolatado}}, {{t+|es|chocolateado}}, {{t|es|] ]}} (achocolatado:adj))

chocolate (Adjective: colour)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|chocolate}}, {{t+|es|achocolatado}} (chocolate:adj))

circumcised (Adjective: of a man)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|circuncidado}}, {{t+|es|circunciso}} (circuncidado:adj))

clairvoyant (Adjective: able to foresee the future)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|clarividente|m|f}}, {{t+|es|vidente|m|f}}, {{t+|es|adivino|m}}, {{t+|es|adivina|f}} (adivino:adj))

clear (Adjective: free of ambiguity or doubt)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|claro}}, {{t+|es|nítido}}, {{t+|es|obvio}}, {{t+|es|definido}}, {{t+|es|expreso}} (expreso:adj))

clinker-built (Adjective: having the hull constructed with overlapping hull planks or plates)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tingladillo|m}} (tingladillo:adj))

clogged (Adjective: having an obstructed flow)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|obstruido|m}}, {{t+|es|obturado|m}}, {{t+|es|atorado|m}}, {{t+|es|taponado|m}}, {{t+|es|congestionado|m}}, {{t+|es|tupido|m}} {{qualifier|Latin America}} (obstruido:adj))

close (Adjective: at a little distance)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cercano}}, {{t+|es|cerca}} {{qualifier|predicative}}, {{t|es|citerior|m|f}} (cerca:adj))

close-run (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|disputado}} (disputado:adj))

cloven (Adjective: split or divided)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rajado}} (rajado:adj))

clueless (Adjective: lacking knowledge or understanding)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en la inopia}}, {{t+|es|pez}} {{qualifier|colloquial, preceded by the verb ''estar''}}, {{t+|es|despistado}}, {{t+|es|negado}}, {{t|es|no tener ni idea}} (en la inopia:adj))

clumsy (Adjective: awkward, lacking coordination, not graceful, not dextrous)

* Spanish: {{t|es|patoso}}, {{t+|es|torpe}}, {{t+|es|desmañado}}, {{t+|es|bruto}}, {{t+|es|taba|m|f}} {{qualifier|Peru}} (taba:adj))

co-responsible (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|corresponsable|m|f}} (corresponsable:adj))

coated (Adjective: covered with a thin layer)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cubierto}}, {{t+|es|revestido}} (revestido:adj))

cocky (Adjective: overly confident)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|arrogante}}, {{t+|es|pedante}}, {{t+|es|chulo}}, {{t+|es|creído}}, {{t+|es|engreído}}, {{t+|es|petulante}}, {{t+|es|bravucón}}, {{t+|es|valentón}}, {{t+|es|gallito}}, {{t+|es|farruco}}, {{t+|es|altanero}}, {{t|es|cachetón|m}} {{qualifier|Chile}} (gallito:adj))

colored (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|coloreado}} (coloreado:adj))

comfortable (Adjective: in a state of comfort)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cómodo}}, {{t|es|a gusto}} (a gusto:adj))

comme ci comme ça (Adjective: neither good nor bad)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|más o menos}} (más o menos:adj))

comme il faut (Adjective: proper; in keeping with etiquette or social standards)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|como es debido}} (como es debido:adj))

commensal (Adjective: of a form of symbiosis)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|comensal}} (comensal:adj))

commensurate (Adjective: proportionate; of a similar measurable standard)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|adecuado}}, {{t+|es|conmensurado}}, {{t+|es|proporcional}} (conmensurado:adj))

complicit (Adjective: associated with or participating in an activity, especially one of a questionable nature)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cómplice}} (cómplice:adj))

conflicted (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|confligido}}, {{t|es|conflictuado}} (confligido:adj))

conflicting (Adjective: fighting; contending)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|enfrentado|m}}, {{t|es|conflictuante}}, {{t|es|confligiente}} (enfrentado:adj))

confusing (Adjective: difficult to understand)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|confuso}}, {{t+|es|enredado|m}} (enredado:adj))

conscript (Adjective: drafted)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|reclutado}}, {{t+|es|enrolado}}, {{t+|es|alistado}}, {{t+|es|conscripto|m}} (reclutado:adj))

continued (Adjective: uninterrupted)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|continuo}}, {{t+|es|continuado|m}} (continuado:adj))

controlled (Adjective: resulting from a comparison)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|controlado}} (controlado:adj))

convoluted (Adjective: complex)

* Spanish: {{t|es|convoluto}}, {{t+|es|alambicado}}, {{t+|es|complicado}}, {{t+|es|enredado|m}}, {{t+|es|enrevesado}} (alambicado:adj))

cool as a cucumber (Adjective: calm and composed; self-possessed)

* Spanish: {{t|es|estar más fresco que una lechuga}} (estar más fresco que una lechuga:adj))

corkscrew (Adjective: having the winding shape of a corkscrew)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|espiral}}, {{t+|es|tirabuzón|m}} (tirabuzón:adj))

corny (Adjective: excessively sentimental)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cursi}}, {{t+|es|huachafo}}, {{t+|es|wacha}} {{qualifier|Peru}} (wacha:adj))

corporate (Adjective: formed into a corporation; incorporated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|incorporado}} (incorporado:adj))

corrugated (Adjective: marked with parallel folds, ridges or furrows)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|corrugado}}, {{t+|es|corrugada}} (corrugado:adj))

country (Adjective: of, from or pertaining to the countryside (adjective))

* Spanish: {{t+|es|campo|alt=de campo}}, {{t+|es|campesino}}, {{t+|es|campestre}}, {{t+|es|provincia|alt=de provincia}}, {{t+|es|provinciano}} (campo:adj))

cowed (Adjective: frightened into submission)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|intimidado|m}} (intimidado:adj))

crazy (Adjective: insane, demented)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|loco}}, {{t+|es|colgado}}, {{t+|es|sonado}}, {{t+|es|trastornado}}, {{t+|es|tronado}}, {{t+|es|gagá}}, {{t+|es|zumbado}} {{q|Spain}}, {{t+|es|orate}}, {{t+|es|chalado}}, {{t+|es|tarambana}} (orate:adj))

cringeworthy (Adjective: that causes one to cringe)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|embarazoso|m}}, {{t+|es|alipori}} (alipori:adj))

crooked (Adjective: set at an angle)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|torcido}}, {{t+|es|inclinado}}, {{t+|es|chueco}} {{qualifier|Latin America}} (inclinado:adj))

cross (Adjective: transverse; lying across the main direction)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atravesado}}, {{t+|es|transversal}}, {{t+|es|de través}} (de través:adj))

cuboid (Adjective: of the shape of a cube)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cuboide}} (cuboide:adj))

cursed (Adjective: having some sort of divine harm)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|maldito}}, {{t+|es|imprecado|m}}, {{t+|es|anatematizado|m}} (imprecado:adj))

curt (Adjective: brief or terse, especially to the point of being rude)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|seco}}, {{t+|es|cortante}}, {{t+|es|brusco}}, {{t+|es|parco}}, {{t+|es|telegráfico}}, {{t+|es|escueto}}, {{t+|es|curto}} (curto:adj))

custom (Adjective: custom-made)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a medida}}, {{t+|es|especializado}}, {{t+|es|único}}, {{t+|es|personalizado}}, {{t|es|por encargo}}, {{t|es|al pedido}}, {{t|es|con especificaciones}} (por encargo:adj))

cut (Adjective: of a gem, carved into a shape)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|tallado}} (tallado:adj))

cut (Adjective: colloquial: circumcised)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|circuncidado}} (circuncidado:adj))

dandy (Adjective: like a dandy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|dandy}} (dandy:adj))

dandy (Adjective: very good; better than expected but not as good as could be)

* Spanish: {{t|es|muy bien}} (muy bien:adj))

dandy (Adjective: first-rate)

* Spanish: {{t|es|primera clase}} (primera clase:adj))

day-to-day (Adjective: ordinary or mundane)

* Spanish: {{t|es|día a día}} (día a día:adj))

day-to-day (Adjective: happening every day)

* Spanish: {{t|es|día a día}} (día a día:adj))

dazzled (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|encandilado}} (encandilado:adj))

decisionist (Adjective: of or pertaining to decisionism)

* Spanish: {{t|es|decisionista}} (decisionista:adj))

deep (Adjective: having its bottom far down)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|profundo}}, {{t+|es|hondo}}, {{t+|es|fundo}} (fundo:adj))

deep (Adjective: a long way inward)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|profundo}}, {{t+|es|fundo}} (fundo:adj))

deep (Adjective: profound)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|profundo}}, {{t+|es|fundo}} (fundo:adj))

deep (Adjective: difficult to awake from)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fondo}} (fondo:adj))

defenseless (Adjective: lacking any form of defense; vulnerable; open to attack)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|indefenso}}, {{t+|es|desamparado}} (desamparado:adj))

deistic (Adjective: pertaining to a deity)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|deísta}} (deísta:adj))

deluded (Adjective: to hold a misleading belief)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|deludido}}, {{t+|es|iluso}} (deludido:adj))

delusional (Adjective: suffering from or characterized by delusions)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|delirando}} {{qualifier|gerund}}, {{t|es|delusivo}} {{qualifier|formal}}, {{t|es|delirante}}, {{t|es|delusional}}, {{t+|es|iluso}} (delirando:adj))

dense (Adjective: slow to comprehend; of low intelligence)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cabeza dura}}, {{t+|es|menso}} (cabeza dura:adj))

depleted (Adjective: used up, expended)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|agotado|m}}, {{t+|es|mermado|m}} (mermado:adj))

deprecated (Adjective: computing: obsolescent)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|descontinuado|m}}, {{t+|es|obsoleto|m}} (descontinuado:adj))

deprecated (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|menospreciado}}, {{t+check|es|desaprobado}}, {{t-check|es|en ]}}, {{t+check|es|anticuado}}, {{t+check|es|obsoleto}} (menospreciado:adj))

deprived (Adjective: subject to deprivation)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desprovisto}}, {{t+|es|desproveído}} (desproveído:adj))

despondent (Adjective: in low spirits from loss of hope or courage)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|abatido}}, {{t+|es|descorazonado}} (descorazonado:adj))

detailed (Adjective: characterized by attention to detail and thoroughness of treatment)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|detallado|m}}, {{t+|es|pormenorizado|m}}, {{t+|es|minucioso|m}}, {{t+|es|puntualizado|m}}, {{t+|es|circunstanciado|m}}, {{t+|es|detallista|m}} {{qualifier|person}}, {{t+|es|puntilloso|m}} {{qualifier|person}}, {{t+|es|detenido|m}} (puntualizado:adj))

deterministic (Adjective: of or relating to determinism)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|determinístico}}, {{t+|es|determinista}} (determinista:adj))

deterministic (Adjective: of a Turing machine)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|determinista}} (determinista:adj))

developed (Adjective: (of a country) not primitive; not third world)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desarrollado}} (desarrollado:adj))

developmental (Adjective: related to development)

* Spanish: {{t|es|desarrollista}}, {{t|es|desarrollal}} (desarrollista:adj))

difficult (Adjective: hard, not easy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|difícil}}, {{t+|es|tranca}} {{qualifier|Peru}} (tranca:adj))

digitized (Adjective: digitized)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|digitalizado}} (digitalizado:adj))

dilapidated (Adjective: having fallen into a state of disrepair)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|derruido|m}}, {{t+|es|destartalado}} (derruido:adj))

diminutive (Adjective: serving to diminish)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|diminutivo|m}} (diminutivo:adj))

diminutive (Adjective: grammar)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|diminutivo}} (diminutivo:adj))

directorial (Adjective: of or pertaining to a directorate)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|directorio}} (directorio:adj))

disgruntled (Adjective: unhappy, dissatisfied)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|insatisfecho}}, {{t+|es|frustrado}}, {{t+|es|descontento}}, {{t+|es|contrariado}}, {{t+|es|disgustado}} (contrariado:adj))

disguised (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|de incógnito}} {{qualifier|adverb}} (de incógnito:adj))

distant (Adjective: far off)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|distante}}, {{t|es|a distancia}}, {{t+|es|huraño}}, {{t+|es|remoto}} (a distancia:adj))

distressed (Adjective: anxious or uneasy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|temeroso}}, {{t+|es|atribulado}} (atribulado:adj))

distressed (Adjective: offered for sale after foreclosure)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rematado}}, {{t+|es|subastado}} (subastado:adj))

distressed (Adjective: faded or abused in order to appear old, or antique)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|gastado}}, {{t+|es|maltratado}}, {{t+|es|deslucido}} (maltratado:adj))

documentary (Adjective: of, related to or based on documents/that serves to document something)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|documental}}, {{t|es|documentario}} (documental:adj))

documentary (Adjective: presented objectively without the insertion of fictional matter)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|documental|m}} (documental:adj))

dodecagonal (Adjective: having twelve sides and twelve angles)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|dodecágono}} (dodecágono:adj))

dog-eared (Adjective: ragged, worn-out; hackneyed, tired)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|manoseado}} (manoseado:adj))

dogal (Adjective: of or pertaining to a doge)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|dogal}} (dogal:adj))

domesticated (Adjective: selectively bred to live with or around humans)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|amaestrado}}, {{t+|es|adiestrado|m}} (amaestrado:adj))

doomed (Adjective: certain to suffer death, failure, or a similarly negative outcome)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|condenado}}, {{t+|es|réprobo}}, {{t+|es|maldito}}, {{t+|es|imprecado}}, {{t+|es|anatematizado}}, {{t|es|damnado}} (imprecado:adj))

dotted (Adjective: (of a line) made up of a series of dots)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|punteado}} (punteado:adj))

double (Adjective: folded in two; composed of two layers)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|doblado}}, {{t|es|bicapa}} (bicapa:adj))

doubtless (Adjective: characterized by no doubt)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|indudable}}, {{t+|es|sin duda}} (sin duda:adj))

dour (Adjective: stern, harsh and forbidding)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|severo}}, {{t+|es|austero}}, {{t+|es|duro}}, {{t|es|rigorista}}, {{t+|es|riguroso}} (rigorista:adj))

down and out (Adjective: in a condition of poverty or debility)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|muerto de hambre|m}}, {{t+|es|con una mano atrás y otra delante}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}, {{t|es|como puta por rastrojo}} {{qualifier|vulgar; dated}} (con una mano atrás y otra delante:adj))

downstream (Adjective: lower down, in relation to a river or stream)

* Spanish: {{t|es|río abajo}} (río abajo:adj))

downtrodden (Adjective: oppressed, persecuted or subjugated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|oprimido}}, {{t+|es|subyugado|m}} (subyugado:adj))

downtrodden (Adjective: trodden down)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pisoteado|m}} (pisoteado:adj))

dreaded (Adjective: Causing fear, dread or terror)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|temido}}, {{t+|es|pavoroso}}, {{t|es|empavoreciente}} (temido:adj))

drunk (Adjective: intoxicated after drinking too much alcohol)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|borracho}}, {{t+|es|ebrio}}, {{t+|es|pedo}} {{q|informal}}, {{t+|es|tomado}} {{q|Latin America}}, {{t+|es|beodo}}, {{t+|es|embriagado}}, {{t+|es|bebido}}, {{t+|es|alcoholizado}} {{q|formal}}, {{t+|es|escabiado}}, {{t+|es|escabio}} {{q|Latin America|colloquial}}, {{t+|es|zampado|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t+|es|jumado}} {{qualifier|Latin America}} (zampado:adj))

due (Adjective: of a pregnant woman, due to give birth on the stated date)

* Spanish: {{t|es|salir de cuentas}} {{q|verb}} (salir de cuentas:adj))

duplex (Adjective: telecommunication: in two directions)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|dúplex|m}} (dúplex:adj))

dyed (Adjective: colored with dye)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|teñido}}, {{qualifier|obsolete}} {{t+|es|tinto}} (teñido:adj))

ecofeminist (Adjective: of or relating to ecofeminism)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ecofeminista}} (ecofeminista:adj))

ecstatic (Adjective: feeling or characterized by ecstasy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|extasiado}} (extasiado:adj))

effeminate (Adjective: of a man, behaving like a woman)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|afeminado}}, {{t+|es|amanerado}}, {{t|es|amujerado|m}}, {{t+|es|ahembrado|m}}, {{t+|es|adamado|m}}, {{t+|es|mujeril|m}}, {{t+|es|amariconado}} (adamado:adj))

egg-shaped (Adjective: having the shape of an egg)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aovado}}, {{t|es|ovoidal}}, {{t+|es|ovoide}}, {{t|es|ovoideo}} (aovado:adj))

elegant (Adjective: exhibiting elegance)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|elegante}}, {{t+|es|chic}}, {{t|es|paltón|m}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t|es|picudo}} {{qualifier|Mexico}} (paltón:adj))

elite (Adjective: of high birth or social position)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|élite|f}} (élite:adj))

elongate (Adjective: lengthened)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|elongado}} (elongado:adj))

else (Adjective: other)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|más}} (más:adj))

embedded (Adjective: part of; firmly, or securely surrounded; lodged solidly into)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|empotrado|m}}, {{t+|es|incrustado|m}}, {{t+|es|embebido|m}} (empotrado:adj))

embedded (Adjective: partially buried in concrete or planted in earth)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|incrustado|m}} (incrustado:adj))

eminent (Adjective: remarkable, great)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|prócer}} (prócer:adj))

eminent (Adjective: of a person: distinguished, noteworthy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|eminente}}, {{t+|es|esclarecido}}, {{t+|es|excelso}}, {{t+|es|egregio}}, {{t+|es|preclaro}}, {{t+|es|prominente}}, {{t+|es|prócer}} (esclarecido:adj))

empty-headed (Adjective: silly)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cabeza hueca}} (cabeza hueca:adj))

emptyhanded (Adjective: having nothing to give)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ] ]}} (] ] ] ]:adj))

emptyhanded (Adjective: having given or received nothing)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ] ] ]}} (] ] ] ]:adj))

encrypted (Adjective: that is in code)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cifrado}}, {{t|es|encriptado}} (encriptado:adj))

encumbered (Adjective: weighted down, loaded sufficiently to make slow)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|lastrado}} (lastrado:adj))

endangered (Adjective: in danger, at risk)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t+|es|peligrado}} (peligrado:adj))

endimanched (Adjective: dressed up in their Sunday best)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|endomingado}} (endomingado:adj))

endless (Adjective: having no end)

* Spanish: {{t|es|interminable}}, {{t+|es|sinfín}}, {{t+|es|infinito}} (sinfín:adj))

engaged (Adjective: already involved in a telephone call)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|comunicado}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|ocupado}} {{qualifier|Latin America}} (comunicado:adj))

engrossed (Adjective: preoccupied)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|enfrascado}}, {{t+|es|absorto}} (enfrascado:adj))

enhanced (Adjective: raised up)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|amplificado}} (amplificado:adj))

esteemed (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|reguardado|m}} (reguardado:adj))

estranged (Adjective: having become a stranger)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|separado}}, {{t+|es|enajenado|m}}, {{t+|es|alienado|m}}, {{t+|es|cizañado|m}}, {{t+|es|encizañado|m}}, {{t+|es|cizañeado|m}} (cizañado:adj))

expatriate (Adjective: living outside of one's own country)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|expatriado}} (expatriado:adj))

experienced (Adjective: having experience)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|experimentado}}, {{t+|es|avezado}}, {{t+|es|ducho}}, {{t+|es|asendereado}}, {{t|es|experienciado}} (asendereado:adj))

extra (Adjective: beyond what is due, usual)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|extra}}, {{t+|es|exceso}}, {{t+|es|adicional}} (exceso:adj))

fabricated (Adjective: constructed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fabricado|m}} (fabricado:adj))

fair (Adjective: light in color or pale)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pastel}} (pastel:adj))

fake (Adjective: not real)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|falso}}, {{t+|es|sacha|m|f}} {{qualifier|Ecuador}}, {{t+|es|espurio|m}} (sacha:adj))

false (Adjective: untrue, not factual, wrong)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|falso}}, {{t+|es|sacha|m|f}} {{qualifier|Ecuador}}, {{t+|es|ful|m|f}} (sacha:adj))

famished (Adjective: extremely hungry)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hambreado}} {{qualifier|Latin America}} (hambreado:adj))

fancy (Adjective: decorative)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|elegante}}, {{t+|es|chic}}, {{t|es|paltón}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t|es|picudo}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|elaborado}}, {{t+|es|sofisticado}}, {{t+|es|estrambótico}}, {{t+|es|extravagante}}, {{t|es|exorbitante}} (paltón:adj))

favourite (Adjective: preferred)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|favorito}}, {{t+|es|preferido}}, {{t+|es|predilecto}}, {{t+|es|ganchito|m}} {{qualifier|student|Argentina}} (ganchito:adj))

febrile (Adjective: involving fever as a symptom or cause)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|afiebrado|m|f}} (afiebrado:adj))

female (Adjective: belonging to the sex that typically produces eggs, or the gender typically associated with it)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|femenino|m}}, {{t+|es|hembra}}, {{t|es|feminal}}, {{t+|es|femenil}}, {{t+|es|femíneo}}, {{t+|es|mujeril}} (hembra:adj))

female (Adjective: having an internal socket)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hembra}} (hembra:adj))

fey (Adjective: spellbound)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|embelesado}} (embelesado:adj))

firsthand (Adjective: direct, without intermediate stages)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de primera mano}} (de primera mano:adj))

flaky (Adjective: Consisting of flakes; lying, or cleaving off, in flakes; flakelike)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hojaldrado|m}} (hojaldrado:adj))

flat (Adjective: of a tyre: deflated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desinflado}} (desinflado:adj))

flat (Adjective: unable to emit power)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|muerto}}, {{t+|es|descargado}} (descargado:adj))

flattened (Adjective: made flat by something)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|achatado}}, {{t+|es|aplastado}} (achatado:adj))

flavorless (Adjective: lacking taste or flavor)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|soso|m}}, {{t+|es|desaborido|m}}, {{t+|es|chirle}}, {{t+|es|insulso|m}}, {{t+|es|insípido|m}} (chirle:adj))

flawed (Adjective: having a flaw)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|defectuoso}}, {{t+|es|fallado}} (fallado:adj))

floating point (Adjective: computing)

* Spanish: {{t|es|punto flotante|m}}, {{t|es|coma flotante|f}} (punto flotante:adj))

flustered (Adjective: In a state of panic, being overwrought with confusion)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aturullado}}, {{t+|es|abrumado}}, {{t+|es|nervioso}} (aturullado:adj))

flyblown (Adjective: tainted)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|corrompido}}, {{t+|es|mancillado}}, {{t+|es|contaminado}} (mancillado:adj))

foolish (Adjective: lacking good sense or judgement; unwise)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tonto}}, {{t+|es|necio}}, {{t+|es|imprudente}}, {{t+|es|taba}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t|es|lonyipietro}} {{qualifier|River Plate}}, {{t+|es|nescio}} (taba:adj))

foppish (Adjective: like a fop)

* Spanish: {{t|es|peripuesto}}, {{t+|es|gomoso}}, {{t+|es|alindado|m}}, {{t|es|litri}} (alindado:adj))

forested (Adjective: covered in forest)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|boscoso}}, {{t+|es|selvático}}, {{t+|es|arbolado|m}}, {{t+|es|arborizado|m}}, {{t|es|nemoroso|m}} (arborizado:adj))

forlorn (Adjective: miserable)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desamparado}} (desamparado:adj))

former (Adjective: first of aforementioned two items)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|primero|m}}, {{t+|es|primera|f}}, {{t+|es|aquello}}, {{t+|es|aquella}} (aquello:adj))

founded (Adjective: having a basis)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fundado}} (fundado:adj))

free (Adjective: unobstructed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|libre}}, {{t+|es|obstáculo|alt=sin obstáculos}}, {{t+|es|despejado}} (obstáculo:adj))

freehand (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|a mano alzada}}, {{t|es|a pulso}} (a mano alzada:adj))

friendly (Adjective: approachable, warm)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|amistoso}}, {{t+|es|amigable}}, {{t+|es|amical}} (amical:adj))

frightened (Adjective: afraid, suffering from fear)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atemorizado|m}} (atemorizado:adj))

fringe (Adjective: outside the mainstream)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|marginal}}, {{t|es|contracorriente|alt=a contracorriente}} (contracorriente:adj))

frizzy (Adjective: formed of a mass of small, tight, wiry curls)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|encrespado}}, {{t+|es|crespo|m}}, {{t+|es|rizado|m}}, {{t+|es|chino}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|ensortijado}}, {{t+|es|esponjado}}, {{t|es|con frizz}} (encrespado:adj))

full speed ahead (Adjective: nautical)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a toda máquina}} (a toda máquina:adj))

full speed ahead (Adjective: idiom, maximum effort)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a toda máquina}} (a toda máquina:adj))

funded (Adjective: having financial support)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|financiado}} (financiado:adj))

furnished (Adjective: equipped with whatever is needed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|equipado|m}} (equipado:adj))

further (Adjective: more, additional)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|adicional}}, {{t+|es|extra}}, {{t+|es|añadido}}, {{t+|es|aditicio}} (añadido:adj))

galore (Adjective: in abundance)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a porrillo}}, {{t+|es|a tutiplén}} {{qualifier|both colloquial}}, {{t|es|en abundancia}}, {{t|es|por doquier}} (a porrillo:adj))

geminate (Adjective: phonology)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|geminado}} (geminado:adj))

gentle (Adjective: gradual rather than steep or sudden)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|medido}}, {{t+|es|gradual}} (medido:adj))

get-together (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|quedada|f}} (quedada:adj))

gibbous (Adjective: characterized by convexity; protuberant)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|gibado}} (gibado:adj))

girlish (Adjective: like a girl)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|niña|alt=de niña}} (niña:adj))

glacial (Adjective: relating to glaciers)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|glaciar}} (glaciar:adj))

glum (Adjective: despondent)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|decaído|m}}, {{t+|es|taciturno|m}}, {{t|es|morugo|m}}, {{t+|es|abatido}} (decaído:adj))

gory (Adjective: covered with blood, very bloody)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ensangrentado}}, {{t+|es|sanguinolento}}, {{t+|es|sangriento}}, {{t+|es|cruento}} (ensangrentado:adj))

granitoid (Adjective: resembling granite)

* Spanish: {{t|es|granitoide}} (granitoide:adj))

grated (Adjective: furnished with a grate or grating)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|enrejado}} (enrejado:adj))

grooved (Adjective: having grooves)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estriado}}, {{t+|es|acanalado}}, {{t|es|canalado}}, {{t|es|buido}} (acanalado:adj))

gutted (Adjective: eviscerated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|destripado}}, {{t+|es|desentrañado}}, {{t+|es|eviscerado}} (destripado:adj))

gutted (Adjective: with the most important parts destroyed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|destripado}}, {{t+|es|desentrañado}}, {{t+|es|desmembrado}} (destripado:adj))

hackneyed (Adjective: repeated too often)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|gastado}}, {{t+|es|trillado}}, {{t+|es|manido}}, {{t+|es|manoseado}}, {{t+|es|sobado}}, {{t|es|traído y llevado}}, {{t+|es|tópico|m}} (manoseado:adj))

half-baked (Adjective: incomplete)

* Spanish: {{t|es|faltarle un hervor}} (faltarle un hervor:adj))

hand-to-mouth (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|a salto de mata}} (a salto de mata:adj))

handy (Adjective: within reach)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|a mano}}, {{t+|es|cerca}} (cerca:adj))

hanging (Adjective: suspended)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|suspendido}}, {{t+|es|colgando}}, {{t+|es|colgante}}, {{t|es|colgandero}} (colgando:adj))

haphazard (Adjective: random, chaotic, incomplete)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a su aire}}, {{t+|es|inconsistente}}, {{t|es|sin ton ni son}}, {{t+|es|fortuito}}, {{t+|es|casual}}, {{t|es|sin ton y sin son}}, {{t+|es|a la remanguillé}} (a su aire:adj))

hard (Adjective: requiring a lot of effort to do or understand)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|duro}}, {{t+|es|difícil}}, {{t+|es|tranca}} {{qualifier|Peru}} (tranca:adj))

hardened (Adjective: unfeeling; pitiless; callous)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|endurecido}}, {{t+|es|aguerrido}} (endurecido:adj))

haywire (Adjective: behaving erratically or uncontrollably)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|caótico}}, {{t|es|fuera de control}}, {{t|es|irse la olla}} (fuera de control:adj))

head (Adjective: of, relating to, or intended for the head)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cabeza}} (cabeza:adj))

headlong (Adjective: plunging downwards head foremost)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de cabeza}} (de cabeza:adj))

hearty (Adjective: proceeding from the heart)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cariñoso}}, {{t|es|de corazón}}, {{t+|es|cordial}}, (de corazón:adj))

hell-bent (Adjective: recklessly determined to do or achieve something)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|empecinado}}, {{t+|es|empeñado}}, {{t+|es|emperrado}} (emperrado:adj))

helpless (Adjective: unable to defend oneself)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|indefenso}}, {{t+|es|desamparado|m}} (desamparado:adj))

henpecked (Adjective: plagued or overwhelmed by one's wife)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|Spain}} {{t+|es|calzonazos|m}}, {{t+|es|planchabragas|m}}, {{qualifier|Mexico}} {{t+|es|mandilón|m}}, {{qualifier|Chile}} {{t+|es|macabeo|m}}, {{qualifier|Bolivia|Río de la Plata}} {{t+|es|pollerudo|m}}, {{qualifier|Peru}} {{t+|es|pisado}} (calzonazos:adj))

hereditary (Adjective: which is passed on as inheritance)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|heredado}}, {{t+|es|hereditario}} (heredado:adj))

hereditary (Adjective: of a title, honor or right: granted to somebody's descendant after that person's death)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|heredado}}, {{t+|es|hereditario}} (heredado:adj))

hereditary (Adjective: of a person: holding a hereditary title or rank)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|heredado}}, {{t+|es|hereditario}} (heredado:adj))

hickory (Adjective: tree of genus Carya or Annamocarya)

* Spanish: {{t|es|jicoria|f}}, {{t|es|nogal americano|m}} (jicoria:adj))

highbrow (Adjective: highly cultured)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|intelectual}}, {{t+|es|cultivado}}, {{t+|es|élite}} (élite:adj))

hit-or-miss (Adjective: inconsistent, unpredictable, erratic; sometimes succeeding and sometimes failing)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ensayo y error|m}} (ensayo y error:adj))

hollow (Adjective: having an empty space inside)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hueco}}, {{t+|es|ahuecado}}, {{t+|es|hundido}} (ahuecado:adj))

hooked (Adjective: addicted; unable to resist or cease doing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|adicto}}, {{t+|es|enviciado}}, {{t+|es|atrapado}}, {{t+|es|enganchado}} (enviciado:adj))

hornless (Adjective: without horns)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mocho}}, {{t+|es|descornado}} (descornado:adj))

hot (Adjective: slang: stolen)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|tranzado|m}}, {{tt+|es|chueco|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}} (tranzado:adj))

hot (Adjective: popular, in demand)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|de moda}}, {{tt+|es|demandado}} (de moda:adj))

hourly (Adjective: that occurs every hour)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}} (] ]:adj))

hypernymic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hiperónimo|m}} (hiperónimo:adj))

hypnotized (Adjective: under hypnosis)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hipnotizado}} (hipnotizado:adj))

ignorant (Adjective: characterized by ignorance)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ignorante}}, {{t+|es|ignaro}}, {{t+|es|desentendido}}, {{t|es|nesciente}}, {{t+|es|chúntaro|m}} {{q|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|inculto|m}} (desentendido:adj))

ill-advised (Adjective: carried out without wise counsel)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desaconsejado}} (desaconsejado:adj))

immersed (Adjective: deeply involved)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sumergido}}, {{t|es|inmerso}}, {{t+|es|enfrascado}} (enfrascado:adj))

impaired (Adjective: rendered less effective)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|alterado}}, {{t+|es|estropeado}}, {{t+|es|aminorado}} (aminorado:adj))

in demand (Adjective: sought-after)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cotizado|m}}, {{t+|es|codiciado|m}}, {{t+|es|solicitado|m}} (codiciado:adj))

in doubt (Adjective: unclear as to what to do)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en cuestión}} (en cuestión:adj))

in question (Adjective: under consideration or discussion)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en cuestión}} (en cuestión:adj))

inclusive (Adjective: including the extremes as well as the area between)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inclusive}} (inclusive:adj))

incoherent (Adjective: lacking coherence, inconsistent)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|incoherente}}, {{t+|es|inconexo|m}}, {{t+|es|deshilvanado|m}}, {{t+|es|descosido|m}} (deshilvanado:adj))

indebted (Adjective: obligated to someone)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|endeudado}}, {{t+|es|encalillado}} (endeudado:adj))

indigo (Adjective: colour)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|índigo}}, {{t+|es|añil}} (añil:adj))

inexperienced (Adjective: not experienced)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inexperto}}, {{t+|es|tortolito}}, {{t|es|inexperienciado}}, {{t|es|non experimentado}} (tortolito:adj))

infatuated (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|encalabrinado}}, {{t+|es|infatuado}} {{qualifier|Mexico}} (encalabrinado:adj))

inflamed (Adjective: affected by inflammation)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inflamado}} (inflamado:adj))

inflated (Adjective: filled with air)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hinchado}}, {{t+|es|inflado}} (inflado:adj))

inflated (Adjective: expanded)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aumentado}}, {{t+|es|inflado}} (inflado:adj))

inflated (Adjective: at higher cost)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inflado}} (inflado:adj))

inflated (Adjective: pompous)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hinchado}}, {{t+|es|inflado}}, {{t+|es|pomposo}} (inflado:adj))

ingrained (Adjective: fixed, established)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|arraigado}}, {{t+|es|enraizado}} (enraizado:adj))

ingrown (Adjective: that has grown inwards or abnormally towards (part of the body))

* Spanish: {{t+|es|encarnado|m}}, {{t+|es|enterrado|m}}, {{t+|es|enclavado|m}} (enclavado:adj))

inhabited (Adjective: having inhabitants)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|habitado}}, {{t+|es|afumado|m}} (habitado:adj))

inhibitory (Adjective: that inhibits)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inhibidor|m}} (inhibidor:adj))

inner-directed (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|autodirigido|m}}, {{t|es|endodirigido|m}} (autodirigido:adj))

insane (Adjective: exhibiting unsoundness or disorder of mind)

* Spanish: {{t|es|enfermo mental}}, {{t+|es|loco}}, {{t+|es|demente}}, {{t+|es|enajenado}}, {{t+|es|alienado}}, {{t+|es|perturbado}}, {{t+|es|desequilibrado}}, {{t+|es|chiflado}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}, {{t+|es|chalado}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}, {{t+|es|ido}}, {{t+|es|vesánico|m}}, {{t+|es|desquiciado}}, {{t+|es|sonado}}, {{t+|es|trastornado}}, {{t+|es|pirado}} (enfermo mental:adj))

insignificant (Adjective: not significant; not important)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|insignificante}}, {{t+|es|oscuro}}, {{t|es|desestimable}}, {{t|es|pichirruchi|m}} (pichirruchi:adj))

integrated (Adjective: composed and coordinated to form a whole)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|integrado}} (integrado:adj))

intercalary (Adjective: of a time period, inserted between others)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|intercalado}} (intercalado:adj))

interwar (Adjective: relating to the time between two wars)

* Spanish: {{t|es|periodo de entreguerras|m}} {{qualifier|noun}} (periodo de entreguerras:adj))

intestate (Adjective: without a valid will)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|intestado|m}}, {{t+|es|abintestato}} (intestado:adj))

irate (Adjective: extremely angry)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|encolerizado}}, {{t+|es|airado}}, {{t+|es|iracundo}} (encolerizado:adj))

jaded (Adjective: Worn out, wearied, or lacking enthusiasm; exhausted)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|agotado}}, {{t+|es|exhausto}}, {{t+|es|harto}}, {{t+|es|cansado}}, {{t+|es|fatigado}} (fatigado:adj))

jaded (Adjective: Cynically insensitive; made callous by experience)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hastiado}}, {{t+|es|indiferente}}, {{t+|es|insensibilizado}} (insensibilizado:adj))

jealous (Adjective: suspecting rivalry in love; fearful of being replaced, in position or in affection)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|celoso}}, {{t+|es|encelado|m}} (encelado:adj))

joint (Adjective: done by two or more people or organisations working together)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en común}}, {{t+|es|comunitario}}, {{t|es|en conjunto}}, {{t+|es|mancomunado}}, {{t+|es|conjunto}} (en común:adj))

keen (Adjective: acute of mind)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|agudo|m}}, {{t+|es|aguzado|m}} (aguzado:adj))

knackered (Adjective: broken, inoperative)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|roto}}, {{t+|es|gastado}}, {{t+|es|estropeado}}, {{t+|es|averiado}}, {{t+|es|jodido}}, {{t|es|para el arrastre}}, {{t|es|hecho unos zorros}} (averiado:adj))

lastborn (Adjective: born last in a family)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ultimogénito}}, {{t|es|postremogénito|m}} (ultimogénito:adj))

latter (Adjective: relating to or being the second of two items)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|segundo|m}}, {{t+|es|éste|m}}, {{t+|es|ésta|f}} (éste:adj))

latter (Adjective: near (or nearer) to the end)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|último|m}}, {{t|es|este último|m}}, {{t|es|esta última|f}} (este último:adj))

laureate (Adjective: one crowned with laurel)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|laureado}}, {{t+|es|galardonado}}, {{t+|es|ganador|m}} (laureado:adj))

leaderless (Adjective: without a person providing direction)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|acéfalo|m}}, {{t+|es|descabezado|m}} (descabezado:adj))

leeward (Adjective: on the side sheltered from the wind)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sotavento}} (sotavento:adj))

legacy (Adjective: left behind, old or no longer in active use)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|legado}}, {{t+|es|heredado}} (legado:adj))

lemon (Adjective: having the colour/color of lemons)

* Spanish: {{t|es|limonado}}, {{t+|es|limón}} (limón:adj))

level (Adjective: same height at all places)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|nivelado}}, {{t|es|al ras}} (nivelado:adj))

level (Adjective: at the same height as some reference)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|nivelado}} (nivelado:adj))

level (Adjective: being unvaried)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|nivel|m}}, {{t+|es|niveles|m-p}} (nivel:adj))

liable (Adjective: subject; susceptible)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|propenso}}, {{t+|es|predispuesto}}, {{t|es|sujeto}}, {{t+|es|tendente}}, {{t+|es|tendiente}}, {{t|es|proclive}}, {{t+|es|susceptible}} (predispuesto:adj))

liberating (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|liberador|m}} (liberador:adj))

lieutenant (Adjective: military grade)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|teniente|m}} (teniente:adj))

life-saving (Adjective: preventing death)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|socorrismo|m}} (socorrismo:adj))

light (Adjective: coffee: served with extra milk or cream)

* Spanish: {{tt|es|] ]}} (] ]:adj))

limbate (Adjective: having a distinct edge)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ribeteado}}, {{t+|es|orlado}}, {{t+|es|cercado}}, {{t+|es|orillado}} (ribeteado:adj))

lippy (Adjective: having a tendency to talk back in a cheeky or impertinent manner)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hocicón|m}}, {{t|es|respondón}} (hocicón:adj))

lit (Adjective: Intoxicated or under the influence of drugs; stoned)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|viajado|m}}, {{t+|es|pasado|m}}, {{t+|es|drogado|m}}, {{t+|es|pedo}}, {{t+|es|volado}}, {{t+|es|puesto|m}} (viajado:adj))

little (Adjective: insignificant, trivial)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|poco}}, {{tt+|es|menor}} (poco:adj))

little (Adjective: small in number, few)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|poco}} (poco:adj))

little (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|menor}}, {{t+check|es|poco}} (poco:adj))

live (Adjective: (broadcasting) seen or heard from a broadcast, as it happens)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|en vivo}}, {{tt+|es|en directo}} (en vivo:adj))

local (Adjective: of a nearby location)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|local}}, {{t+|es|lugareño|m}} (lugareño:adj))

long-term (Adjective: becoming evident after a relatively long time period)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a largo plazo}} (a largo plazo:adj))

long-term (Adjective: extending over a relatively long time period)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a largo plazo}}, {{t|es|de larga duración}}, {{t+|es|duradero}}, {{t+|es|prolongado}} (a largo plazo:adj))

loose (Adjective: not fixed tightly)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|flojo}}, {{t+|es|suelto}}, {{t+|es|desajustado|m}}, {{t+|es|aflojado|m}} (desajustado:adj))

lousy (Adjective: filled with)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|plagado|m}}, {{t+|es|infestado|m}} (infestado:adj))

low (Adjective: depressed, sad)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|decaído}}, {{t+|es|cabizbajo}}, {{t+|es|abatido}}, {{t|es|de capa caída}} (decaído:adj))

mad (Adjective: angry)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|enfadado}}, {{t+|es|enojado}}, {{t+|es|cabreado}}, {{t+|es|enchilado|m}}, {{t+|es|emputado|m}} (emputado:adj))

made-up (Adjective: invented, fabricated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fabricado}}, {{t+|es|inventado}} (fabricado:adj))

made-up (Adjective: changed by cosmetics)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|maquillado}} (maquillado:adj))

mainstream (Adjective: used or accepted broadly; common, usual or conventional)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|normal}}, {{t+|es|aceptado}}, {{t|es|tipico}}, {{t+|es|cotidiano}}, {{t+|es|convencional}}, {{t+|es|hegemónico|m}} (aceptado:adj))

mangled (Adjective: mutilated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mutilado}}, {{t+|es|desfigurado}} (desfigurado:adj))

masculist (Adjective: masculist)

* Spanish: {{t|es|masculinista|m|f}} (masculinista:adj))

mashed (Adjective: intoxicated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|trompa}} (trompa:adj))

mean (Adjective: low-minded; acting without consideration of others)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desconsiderado}}, {{t+|es|malo|m}}, {{t+|es|mala gente}}, {{t|es|mala onda}} {{qualifier|Latin America}} (mala onda:adj))

mid (Adjective: denoting the middle part)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en medio}}, {{t+|es|central}}, {{t|es|del centro}}, {{t+|es|intermedio}}, {{t|es|a mitad}} (en medio:adj))

militant (Adjective: aggressively active or supportive)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|militante}} (militante:adj))

militaresque (Adjective: relating to military)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|militarizado|m}} (militarizado:adj))

mint (Adjective: colour)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|menta|f}} (menta:adj))

modified (Adjective: changed; altered)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|modificado}} (modificado:adj))

moot (Adjective: subject to discussion)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|discutible}}, {{t+|es|punto muerto|m}} (punto muerto:adj))

motherfucking (Adjective: an intensifier)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|puto}}, {{t+|es|cojudo}}, {{t+|es|maldito}}, {{t+|es|estúpido}}, {{t+|es|pendejo}} (pendejo:adj))

mounted (Adjective: on horseback)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a caballo}} (a caballo:adj))

moustached (Adjective: having moustache)

* Spanish: {{t|es|bigotón|m}}, {{t+|es|bigotudo|m}} (bigotón:adj))

muddy (Adjective: covered or splashed with, or full of, mud)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|barroso}}, {{t+|es|enfangado}}, {{t+|es|fangoso}}, {{t+|es|lodoso}}, {{t+|es|turbio}} (enfangado:adj))

munificent (Adjective: (of a person or group) very liberal in giving or bestowing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|generoso}}, {{t+|es|desprendido}}, {{t+|es|dadivoso}}, {{t+|es|munificente}} (desprendido:adj))

naked (Adjective: bare, not covered by clothing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desnudo}}, {{qualifier|colloquial}} {{t+|es|en cueros}}, {{t+|es|en pelota}}, {{t+|es|en pelotas}}, {{t+|es|en bolas}},{{qualifier|colloquial|Northwestern Mexico}} {{t+|es|bichi}}, {{qualifier|Bolivian Highlands}} {{t|es|calancho}}, {{qualifier|Peru|Chile|Southern Ecuador}} {{t+|es|calato}}, {{qualifier|Costa Rica}} {{t+|es|chingo}}, {{qualifier|El Salvador}} {{t|es|chulón}}, {{qualifier|Bolivian Lowlands}} {{t+|es|chuto}}, {{qualifier|Ecuador}} {{t+|es|llucho}},{{qualifier|Chile}} {{t+|es|pilucho}},{{qualifier|Colombia, Ecuador}} {{t+|es|viringo}} (en cueros:adj))

naked (Adjective: unprotected)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desabrigado}} (desabrigado:adj))

nary (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ninguno}} (ninguno:adj))

near (Adjective: almost)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|casi}} (casi:adj))

neat (Adjective: colloquial: good, excellent, desirable)

* Spanish: {{t|es|bien hecho}}, {{t+|es|paja}} {{qualifier|Peru}} (paja:adj))

necessary (Adjective: needed, required)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|necesario}}, {{t+|es|menester}}, {{t+|es|preciso|m}} (menester:adj))

negative (Adjective: linguistics: denying a proposition)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|negación|f}} (negación:adj))

neither fish nor fowl (Adjective: not easily categorized; not rightly belonging or fitting well in a given group or situation; not having the advantages of the various options)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ni chicha ni limonada|lit=neither chicha (an alcoholic beverage) nor lemonade}}, {{t|es|ni de aquí ni de allá}} {{qualifier|Mexico}} (ni chicha ni limonada:adj))

neither here nor there (Adjective: having no influence or significance on the issue at hand)

* Spanish: {{t|es|no venir a cuento}}, {{t|es|no venir al caso}} (no venir a cuento:adj))

neverending (Adjective: having no end)

* Spanish: {{t|es|interminable}}, {{t|es|de nunca acabar}} (de nunca acabar:adj))

newborn (Adjective: recently born)

* Spanish: {{t|es|]|m}}, {{t+|es|neonato}} (neonato:adj))

nice (Adjective: attractive, friendly)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|bonito}}, {{t+|es|bello}}, {{t+|es|lindo}}, {{t+|es|fachero}} {{qualifier|River Plate}}, {{t+|es|paja}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t+|es|majo}} (paja:adj))

nigh (Adjective: near, close by)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cerca}}, {{t+|es|cabe}} (cerca:adj))

nilpotent (Adjective: (algebra))

* Spanish: {{t|es|nilpotente}} (nilpotente:adj))

normoweight (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|normopeso}} (normopeso:adj))

northeastern (Adjective: northeastern)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|nordeste}}, {{t|es|] ]}}, {{t|es|] ]}} (nordeste:adj))

northwestern (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|noroeste|alt=del noroeste}} (noroeste:adj))

nosy (Adjective: prying, inquisitive or curious in other’s affairs; tending to snoop or meddle)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|chismoso|m}}, {{t|es|metiche}}, {{t+|es|metido|m}}, {{t|es|metijón|m}}, {{t+|es|metomentodo}}, {{t+|es|entremetido|m}}, {{t+|es|cotilla}} (metomentodo:adj))

nuanced (Adjective: having nuances)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|matizado}}, {{t+|es|detallado}} (matizado:adj))

nudiustertian (Adjective: of or relating to the day before yesterday)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|anteayer}} (anteayer:adj))

nutritious (Adjective: providing nutrients)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|nutritivo}}, {{t+|es|nutriente}}, {{t+|es|alimentoso}}, {{t+|es|alimentador}}, {{t+|es|alimenticio}} (nutriente:adj))

obliged (Adjective: Indebted because of a favor done)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|obligado}}, {{t+|es|agradecido}}, {{t+|es|endeudado}} (endeudado:adj))

obverse (Adjective: turned or facing toward the observer)

* Spanish: {{t|es|anverso|m}} (anverso:adj))

odd (Adjective: about)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|y pico}}, {{t+|es|aproximadamente}} (y pico:adj))

offhand (Adjective: without planning or thinking ahead)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|indiferente}}, {{t+|es|espontáneo}}, {{t+|es|irreflexivo}}, {{t|es|a vuelapluma}} (a vuelapluma:adj))

offshore (Adjective: located in the sea away from the coast)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mar adentro}}, {{t+|es|ultramar}}, {{t+|es|alta mar|m}}, {{t|es|mar afuera|m}} (mar adentro:adj))

offshore (Adjective: located in another country)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|deslocalizado|f}}, {{t+|es|deslocalizada|f}} (deslocalizado:adj))

offside (Adjective: in an illegal position ahead of the ball)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fuera de juego}} (fuera de juego:adj))

old-fashioned (Adjective: preferring the customs of earlier times)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a la antigua}}, {{t|es|a la antigua usanza}}, {{t|es|pasadista}}, {{t+|es|carca}}, {{t|es|de antigua estampa|f}}, {{t+|es|desfasado|m}} (a la antigua:adj))

on all fours (Adjective: on hands and knees)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a cuatro patas}}, {{t|es|a veinte uñas}} {{qualifier|vulgar, referring to sex position}}, {{t+|es|en cuatro}} (a cuatro patas:adj))

on board (Adjective: on or in a means of transportation)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a bordo}} (a bordo:adj))

on guard (Adjective: on alert, vigilant)

* Spanish: {{t|es|estar al pedo}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|alerta|m|f}}, {{t+|es|espabilado|m}}, {{t+|es|despabilado|m}} (estar al pedo:adj))

on-site (Adjective: at a site)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|in situ}} (in situ:adj))

online (Adjective: available over the Internet)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a distancia}} (a distancia:adj))

only (Adjective: without sibling)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|único}}, {{t|es|hijo único|m}} {{qualifier|noun}} (hijo único:adj))

opposing (Adjective: that which opposes)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|enfrentado|m}}, {{t|es|oponiente}}, {{t+|es|oponente}} (enfrentado:adj))

other (Adjective: not the one previously referred to)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|otro}} (otro:adj))

out of hand (Adjective: not under control, out of control)

* Spanish: {{t|es|fuera de control}}, {{t|es|de las manos}} {{qualifier|preceded by ''irse (a alguien)''}} (fuera de control:adj))

out-and-out (Adjective: complete)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a carta cabal}}, {{t|es|de aúpa}}, {{t+|es|de tomo y lomo}}, {{t|es|puro y duro}} (a carta cabal:adj))

outdoor (Adjective: situated in the open air)

* Spanish: {{t|es|al aire libre}}, {{t|es|al fresco}} (al aire libre:adj))

outspoken (Adjective: speaking, or spoken, freely, openly, or boldly; vocal)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|franco}}, {{t+|es|opinado|m}}, {{t+|es|abierto|m}}, {{t+|es|audaz|m}}, {{t+|es|valiente|m}} (opinado:adj))

ovate (Adjective: botany, of leaves: broadest near the base)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aovada|f}} (aovada:adj))

overcrowded (Adjective: Containing too many occupants)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|superpoblado}}, {{t+|es|atestado}}, {{t+|es|abarrotado}}, {{t+|es|hacinado|m}}, {{t+|es|atiborrado|m}}, {{t+|es|masificado|m}} (hacinado:adj))

overhead (Adjective: of, or relating to the operating expenses of a business)

* Spanish: {{t|es|gastos generales}} (gastos generales:adj))

overlapping (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|solapado}}, {{t+|es|traslapado}}, {{t+|es|superpuesto}}, {{t+|es|imbricado}} (solapado:adj))

overlooked (Adjective: missed out in selection, unnoticed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desestimado}} (desestimado:adj))

overrated (Adjective: rated too highly)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sobrevalorado}}, {{t+|es|sobreestimado|m}}, {{t|es|sobrevaluado}} (sobreestimado:adj))

overseas (Adjective: across a sea)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ultramar}}, {{t+|es|ultramarino|m}}, {{t|es|ultramaro|m}}, {{t|es|transmarino|m}} (ultramar:adj))

overt (Adjective: open and not concealed or secret)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|descubierto}}, {{t|es|al aire libre}}, {{t+|es|explícito}} (al aire libre:adj))

packed (Adjective: put into a package)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|empaquetado}} (empaquetado:adj))

painted (Adjective: painted)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pintado}} (pintado:adj))

pandeistic (Adjective: pertaining to pandeism)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pandeísta|f}} (pandeísta:adj))

panicky (Adjective: in a state of panic)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aterrado}}, {{t+|es|aterrorizado}}, {{t+|es|paniqueado|m}} {{qualifier|Lat. Am.}} (aterrado:adj))

paperless (Adjective: without documentation of identity)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin papeles}} (sin papeles:adj))

par excellence (Adjective: being a quintessential example of a general type)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|por antonomasia}}, {{t|es|por excelencia}} (por excelencia:adj))

paralyzed (Adjective: (of a person or part of the body) partly or wholly incapable of movement; disabled)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|paralizado}} (paralizado:adj))

part-time (Adjective: involving less than the normal time)

* Spanish: {{t|es|tiempo parcial|m}}, {{t|es|jornada parcial|f}} (tiempo parcial:adj))

patented (Adjective: for which a patent has been granted)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|patentado}} (patentado:adj))

paved (Adjective: covered in pavement)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|asfaltado}}, {{t+|es|enlosado}} (asfaltado:adj))

pending (Adjective: awaiting a conclusion or a confirmation)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|esperando}}, {{t+|es|pendiente}} (esperando:adj))

pensionable (Adjective: able to receive a pension)

* Spanish: {{t|es|pensionista}}, {{t|es|pensionable}} (pensionista:adj))

pensive (Adjective: looking thoughtful or sad)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pensativo}}, {{t+|es|amohinado}}, {{t+|es|melancólico}}, {{t+|es|meditabundo}} (amohinado:adj))

pent-up (Adjective: repressed or suppressed, especially of emotions or impulses)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|contenido|m}}, {{t+|es|reprimido|m}}, {{t+|es|acumulado|m}}, {{t+|es|acrecido|m}} (contenido:adj))

pertinent (Adjective: pertaining)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atinado}}, {{t+|es|pertinente}} (atinado:adj))

pervasive (Adjective: manifested throughout)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|penetrante}}, {{t+|es|determinante}}, {{t+|es|dominante}}, {{t+|es|ubicuo|m}}, {{t+|es|ubicua|f}} (determinante:adj))

phocine (Adjective: pertaining to seals)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fócido|m}} (fócido:adj))

pilot (Adjective: used as indicator)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|piloto|m|f}} (piloto:adj))

pissed off (Adjective: annoyed, upset, angry)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cabreado}}, {{t+|es|emputado}} {{qualifier|some countries}}, {{t+|es|encabronado}}, {{t+|es|puteado}}, {{t+|es|arrecho|m}} {{qualifier|Venezuela, Colombia}} (emputado:adj))

pixelated (Adjective: of an image, visibly made of discrete pixels)

* Spanish: {{t|es|pixelado}} (pixelado:adj))

point-blank (Adjective: so close that a weapon may be aimed directly at its target)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|a bocajarro}}, {{t+|es|a quemarropa}} (a bocajarro:adj))

polyglot (Adjective: of a person: speaking, or versed in, many languages)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|poligloto|m}} {{qualifier|rare}}, {{t+|es|polígloto|m}}, {{t+|es|multilingüe}}, {{t+|es|plurilingüe}} (poligloto:adj))

polyglot (Adjective: containing, or made up of, several languages)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|poligloto|m}} {{qualifier|rare}}, {{t+|es|polígloto|m}} (poligloto:adj))

posh (Adjective: associated with the upper classes)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pijo|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|fresa|n}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|pituco|m}} {{qualifier|South America}}, {{t+|es|cheto|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina, Uruguay}}, {{t+|es|fifí|m|f}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}, {{t|es|fichudo|m}} {{qualifier|Central America}} (fresa:adj))

posh (Adjective: stylish, elegant, exclusive)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pijo}}, {{t+|es|elitista}}, {{t|es|de postín}}, {{t+|es|ficho}} (ficho:adj))

poverty-stricken (Adjective: very poor)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|paupérrimo|m}}, {{t+|es|pauperizado|m}}, {{t+|es|desposeído|m}}, {{t|es|carenciado|m}}, {{t+|es|indigente}} (pauperizado:adj))

pre-cooked (Adjective: cooked in advance)

* Spanish: {{t|es|precocinado|m}}, {{t|es|precocinada|f}} (precocinado:adj))

precipitous (Adjective: headlong)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de cabeza}} (de cabeza:adj))

premeditated (Adjective: planned, considered or estimated in advance; deliberate)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|premeditado}} (premeditado:adj))

premier (Adjective: foremost, very first or very highest in quality or degree)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|primero}}, {{t+|es|principal}}, {{t+|es|fénix}}, {{t+|es|superior}}, {{t+|es|excelente }}, {{t+|es|líder}}, {{t+|es|de primera}}, {{t|es|fontal}} (fénix:adj))

prerogative (Adjective: having a hereditary or official right or privilege)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|prerrogativa}} (prerrogativa:adj))

prescribed (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|prescripto|m}} (prescripto:adj))

prescription (Adjective: available with prescription)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|recetado}}, {{t|es|recetario}} (recetado:adj))

primo (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|polenta}} (polenta:adj))

principled (Adjective: having principles)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|principios|alt=de principios}} (principios:adj))

prior (Adjective: of the probability of an event: determined without knowledge of the occurrence of other events that bear on it)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|a priori}} (a priori:adj))

prissy (Adjective: well-behaved, well-mannered)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|caballero|m}} (caballero:adj))

privy (Adjective: with knowledge of; party to; let in on)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cómplice}}, {{t+|es|enterado}}, {{t|es|al tanto}} (cómplice:adj))

prolix (Adjective: tediously lengthy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|prolijo|m}}, {{t+|es|fastidioso}}, {{t+|es|verboso}}, {{t+|es|chicharra}} {{q|colloquial}} (chicharra:adj))

prone (Adjective: lying face downward; prostrate)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|postrado|m}}, {{t+|es|de bruces}}, {{t+|es|decúbito prono}} (de bruces:adj))

proven (Adjective: having been proved)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|probado|m}}, {{t+|es|demostrado}}, {{t+|es|comprobado}} (demostrado:adj))

psyched (Adjective: thrilled)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|emocionado}}, {{t+|es|mentalizado}} (mentalizado:adj))

pterygoid (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|pterigoideo}}, {{t|es|pterigoides}} (pterigoideo:adj))

pubescent (Adjective: arriving at puberty)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pubescente}}, {{t-check|es|puberto|m}} (puberto:adj))

puffy (Adjective: inflated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inflado}} (inflado:adj))

pulled (Adjective: of fine pieces of cooked meat torn from the bone.)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mechado}} (mechado:adj))

pursuant (Adjective: in conformance to, or in agreement with)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de acuerdo a}} (de acuerdo a:adj))

pussywhipped (Adjective: submissive to or dominated by one's wife or other female partner)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|calzonazos|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|macabeo|m}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t+|es|pollerudo|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina, Uruguay}}, {{t+|es|mandilón|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|planchabragas|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}} (calzonazos:adj))

put together (Adjective: in total)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en conjunto}} (en conjunto:adj))

quadragenarian (Adjective: Of or related to people between 40 and 49 years of age)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cuadragenario|m}}, {{t+|es|cuarentón|m}} (cuadragenario:adj))

quadroon (Adjective: three fourths Caucasian and one fourth African in descent)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cuarterón|m}}, {{t+|es|cuarterona|f}} (cuarterón:adj))

quarterly (Adjective: divided into four parts crosswise)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|acuartelado}}, {{t+|es|cuartelado}} (cuartelado:adj))

quasi (Adjective: showing likeness)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cuasi}} (cuasi:adj))

quiet (Adjective: not busy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|poco}} (poco:adj))

quinquagenarian (Adjective: of or related to people between 50 and 59 years of age)

* Spanish: {{t|es|quincuagenario|m}}, {{t+|es|cincuentón|m}}, {{t|es|cincuenteno|m}} (cincuentón:adj))

quondam (Adjective: former)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|otrora}}, {{t+|es|antaño}}, {{t+|es|antiguo|m}} (antaño:adj))

quote unquote (Adjective: Emphasize the following word or phrase for irony)

* Spanish: {{t|es|entre comillas}} (entre comillas:adj))

raging (Adjective: volatile, very unpredictable)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|furioso}}, {{qualifier|con}} {{t+|es|furia|f}} (furia:adj))

random (Adjective: undistinguished, average)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cualquiera}} (cualquiera:adj))

rapt (Adjective: very interested; fascinated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|absorto}}, {{t+|es|embelesado}} (embelesado:adj))

rare (Adjective: thin density gas)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|enrarecido}}, {{t+|es|rarificado}}, {{t+|es|ralo}} (enrarecido:adj))

rarefied (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|rarificado}}, {{t+check|es|enrarecido}} (rarificado:adj))

ready (Adjective: inclined, apt to happen)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inclinado}}, {{t+|es|predispuesto}} (inclinado:adj))

red-handed (Adjective: in the act of wrongdoing)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en flagrancia}}, {{t+|es|con las manos en la masa}}, {{t+|es|in fraganti}} (en flagrancia:adj))

redux (Adjective: redone, restored, brought back, or revisited)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|repetido}}, {{t+|es|revisto}} (revisto:adj))

refined (Adjective: cultured, elegant)

* Spanish: {{t|es|paltón|m}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t+|es|refinado|m}} (paltón:adj))

registered (Adjective: having had one's name added to an official list)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|registrado|m}} (registrado:adj))

related (Adjective: narrated; told)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|relatado}} (relatado:adj))

remastered (Adjective: produced by remastering)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|remasterizado}} (remasterizado:adj))

representative (Adjective: typical)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|representante}}, {{t|es|representativo}} (representante:adj))

reprobate (Adjective: rejected)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|arrojado}}, {{t+|es|excluido}}, {{t+|es|desterrado}}, {{t+|es|relegado}}, {{t+|es|reprobado}}, {{t+|es|desdichado}}, {{t+|es|condenado}}, {{t+|es|censurado}}, {{t+|es|culpado}}, {{t+|es|infamado}} (excluido:adj))

reprobate (Adjective: rejected by God)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|maldito}}, {{t+|es|anatematizado}}, {{t+|es|reprobado}}, {{t+|es|excomulgado}}, {{t+|es|mancillado}}, {{t+|es|manchado}} (reprobado:adj))

reverse (Adjective: causing movement in the opposite direction)

* Spanish: {{t|es|marcha atrás}}, {{t+|es|reverso|m}} (marcha atrás:adj))

reverse (Adjective: of points: to be in the non-default position)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|reverso|m}} (reverso:adj))

ribbed (Adjective: having ribs)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|asurcado}}, {{t+|es|corrugado}} (corrugado:adj))

rigged (Adjective: pre-arranged)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|amañado}}, {{t+|es|manipulado}}, {{t|es|haber tongo}} {{qualifier|colloquial}} (amañado:adj))

righteous (Adjective: justified morally)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|correcto}}, {{t+|es|bienhechor}}, {{t+|es|justo}} (bienhechor:adj))

ripe (Adjective: advanced to the state of fitness for use)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|madurado|m}} (madurado:adj))

ripped (Adjective: torn, either partly or into separate pieces)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rasgado|m}}, {{t+|es|desgarrado|m}} (rasgado:adj))

ripped (Adjective: pulled away from forcefully)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|arrancado|m}}, {{t+|es|extirpado|m}} (arrancado:adj))

rolling (Adjective: moving by turning over repeatedly)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rolar}} (rolar:adj))

roomy (Adjective: spacious)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|espacioso|m}}, {{t+|es|amplio|m}}, {{t+|es|desahogado|m}} (desahogado:adj))

rote (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|memorístico|m}}, {{t|es|memorista}} (memorista:adj))

round (Adjective: of a number that has been rounded off)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|redondeado|m}}, {{t+|es|redondeada|f}} (redondeado:adj))

rounded (Adjective: pronounced with the lips drawn together)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|redondeado}} (redondeado:adj))

rugged (Adjective: not neat or regular)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|despelotado}}, {{t|es|a lo natural}}, {{t+|es|al lote}} (despelotado:adj))

ruling (Adjective: that rules)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|gobernante}}, {{t+|es|regente}} (regente:adj))

sadistic (Adjective: of a person)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sádico}}, {{t+|es|ensañarse}} {{qualifier|be sadistic}} (ensañarse:adj))

safe (Adjective: not in danger)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|seguro}}, {{t+|es|a salvo}} {{qualifier|adverb}} (a salvo:adj))

said and done (Adjective: agreed to and accomplished or finished)

* Spanish: {{t|es|dicho y hecho}} (dicho y hecho:adj))

salmon (Adjective: colour)

* Spanish: {{t|es|asalmonado}}, {{t+|es|salmón}} (salmón:adj))

salt and pepper (Adjective: mixed black and white)

* Spanish: {{t|es|pelicano}}, {{t+|es|entrecano}} (pelicano:adj))

sanctimonious (Adjective: making a show of being morally better than others, especially hypocritically)

* Spanish: {{t|es|santurrón|m}}, {{qualifier|colloquial}} {{t|es|santón|m}}, {{t+|es|gazmoño|m}}, {{t+|es|mojigato|m}}, {{qualifier|Bol.}} {{t|es|pechoño|m}}, {{t+|es|meapilas}}, {{t+|es|tartufo|m}}, {{t+|es|chupacirios}}, {{t|es|santulón|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina}} (santón:adj))

saprophytic (Adjective: Relating to saprophytes)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|saprofito}} (saprofito:adj))

scorned (Adjective: hated, despised, or avoided)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|despreciado}}, {{t+|es|rechazado}} (despreciado:adj))

scot-free (Adjective: free of scot; free of tax)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desgravado}}, (desgravado:adj))

scripted (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|escripto|m}}, {{t|es|guionizado|m}}, {{t+|es|guionado|m}} (escripto:adj))

seamless (Adjective: Without interruption; coherent)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ininterrumpido}}, {{t|es|de una}}, {{t+|es|fluido|m}}, {{t|es|fluente}}, {{t|es|fluyente}}, {{t+|es|continuo|m}}, {{t+|es|continuado|m}}, {{t|es|sin fisuras}} (de una:adj))

second-rate (Adjective: of mediocre quality)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|de baja estofa}}, {{t+|es|de chichinabo}}, {{t+|es|de pacotilla}}, {{t+|es|de tres al cuarto}}, {{t+|es|segundón}} (segundón:adj))

secure (Adjective: free from attack or danger; protected)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|seguro|m}}, {{t+|es|resguardado}} (resguardado:adj))

secure (Adjective: free from anxiety or doubt; unafraid)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|seguro}}, {{t+|es|aplomado}} (aplomado:adj))

secure (Adjective: Firm and not likely to fail; stable)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|seguro}}, {{t+|es|aplomado|m}} (aplomado:adj))

seedy (Adjective: disreputable; run-down)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desacreditado}}, {{t|es|mala fama|alt=de mala fama}}, {{t+|es|mugriento}}, {{t+|es|indecente}}, {{t+|es|de mala muerte}} (mala fama:adj))

seedy (Adjective: untidy; unkempt)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desgreñado}}, {{t+|es|desorganizado}}, {{t+|es|despelotado}} (despelotado:adj))

self-fulfilling (Adjective: describing a prediction that causes itself to occur as predicted)

* Spanish: {{t|es|autocumplida|f}}, {{t|es|autorrealizada|f}} (autorrealizada:adj))

self-proclaimed (Adjective: announced by oneself)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|autoproclamado}}, {{t|es|autonombrado}}, {{t|es|autodeclarado|m}} (autodeclarado:adj))

self-regulated (Adjective: regulated by oneself or itself)

* Spanish: {{t|es|autoregulado}} (autoregulado:adj))

senior (Adjective: higher in rank)

* Spanish: {{t|es|alto cargo|m}}, {{t+|es|experimentado}} (alto cargo:adj))

sequenced (Adjective: whose sequence has been determined)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|secuenciado}} (secuenciado:adj))

serendipitous (Adjective: by unexpected good fortune)

* Spanish: {{t|es|fortuitamente}} (fortuitamente:adj))

shabby (Adjective: of clothing, a place, etc.: unkempt and worn or otherwise in poor condition due to age or neglect)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|astroso|m}}, {{t+|es|cutre}}, {{t+|es|raído|m}}, {{t+|es|zarrapastroso}} (raído:adj))

shaggy (Adjective: with long, thick, and uncombed hair, fur, or wool)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|greñudo}}, {{t+|es|desgreñado}}, {{t+|es|despeinado}}, {{t+|es|desmelenado}}, {{t+|es|chascón}} {{qualifier|Chile, Bolivia}} (desmelenado:adj))

sheltered (Adjective: protected from wind etc.)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|abrigado|m}}, {{t+|es|resguardado|m}}, {{t+|es|protegido|m}} (resguardado:adj))

shipwrecked (Adjective: stranded as a result of a shipwreck)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|náufrago|m}}, {{t+|es|naufragado}} (naufragado:adj))

shit (Adjective: of poor quality)

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|mierda|alt=de mierda}} (mierda:adj))

shocked (Adjective: surprised, startled, confused)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atónito}}, {{t+|es|estupefacto}}, {{t+|es|flipado|m}} (flipado:adj))

short-term (Adjective: of the near or immediate future)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a corto plazo}} (a corto plazo:adj))

shot (Adjective: worn out)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desgastado|m}} (desgastado:adj))

silent (Adjective: free from sound or noise; absolutely still; perfectly quiet)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|silencioso}}, {{t+|es|callar}} {{qualifier|verb "to be silent"}} (callar:adj))

silly (Adjective: foolish, showing a lack of good sense and wisdom)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|bobo}}, {{t+|es|tonto}}, {{t+|es|niñito}} (niñito:adj))

simulated (Adjective: made to imitate)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|simulado}} (simulado:adj))

skilled (Adjective: having or showing skill)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hábil}}, {{t+|es|diestro}}, {{t+|es|habilidoso}}, {{t|es|capi}} (capi:adj))

skilled (Adjective: requiring special abilities or training)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cualificado}}, {{t+|es|especializado}}, {{t+|es|capacitado}} (capacitado:adj))

sliced (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rebanado}}, {{t+|es|rodajeado}} (rebanado:adj))

slow (Adjective: of reduced intellectual capacity)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tardo}}, {{t+|es|lerdo}}, {{t+|es|zote}} (zote:adj))

sluggish (Adjective: characteristic of a sluggard; dull; stupid; tame; simple)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|lento}}, {{t+|es|estúpido}}, {{t+|es|tarado}}, {{t+|es|pendejo}} (pendejo:adj))

slutty (Adjective: Of or resembling a slut)

* Spanish: {{t|es|putilla}}, {{t|es|casquivana}}, {{t+|es|putito|m}} (putilla:adj))

snobbish (Adjective: having the property of being a snob)

* Spanish: {{t|es|esnobista}}, {{t+|es|pijo}} {{q|Spain}}, {{t+|es|fresa}} {{q|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|cheto|m}} {{q|Rioplatense}} (fresa:adj))

so much (Adjective: to such a quantity or degree)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tanto}} (tanto:adj))

so-so (Adjective: neither good nor bad)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|más o menos}}, {{t|es|así así}}, {{t+|es|pasable}}, {{t+|es|templado}}, {{t+|es|ni fu ni fa}} (más o menos:adj))

soapy (Adjective: covered in soap)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|enjabonado|m}} (enjabonado:adj))

soapy (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|enjabonado|m}}, {{t+check|es|enjabonada|f}} (enjabonado:adj))

soggy (Adjective: soaked with liquid)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|remojado}}, {{t+|es|empapado}} (remojado:adj))

sorry (Adjective: repentant, apologetic)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|lamentar|lit=to regret}}, {{t+|es|sentir|lit=to regret}}, {{t+|es|pesaroso}} (lamentar:adj))

sorry (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|disculpa}}, {{t+|es|disculpe}}, {{t|es|discúlpame}} (disculpa:adj))

soundproof (Adjective: describing something that does not allow sound through)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|insonorizado}} (insonorizado:adj))

souped-up (Adjective: of a racehorse: injected with a substance to make it run faster)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|dopado|m}} (dopado:adj))

sour (Adjective: having an acidic, sharp or tangy taste)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|agrio}}, {{t+|es|ácido}}, {{t+|es|acídulo|m}} {{qualifier|lightly sour}}, {{t+|es|acidulado|m}} {{qualifier|lightly sour}}, {{t+|es|acedo|m}}, {{t|es|chocoya}} (acidulado:adj))

spacious (Adjective: having much space; roomy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|espacioso}}, {{t+|es|desahogado}}, {{t+|es|amplio|m}} (desahogado:adj))

specified (Adjective: Thoroughly explained)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|especificado}} (especificado:adj))

speckled (Adjective: marked with dots)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|moteado}}, {{t+|es|punteado}} (punteado:adj))

speechless (Adjective: not speaking; not knowing what to say)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sin palabras}}, {{t|es|sin habla}}, {{t+|es|atónito|m}}, {{t+|es|perplejo|m}}, {{t+|es|mudo|m}}, {{t+|es|corchado}} (sin palabras:adj))

spellbound (Adjective: fascinated by something; entranced as if by a spell)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|embobado}} (embobado:adj))

sphenoid (Adjective: wedge-shaped)

* Spanish: {{t|es|esfenoide}} (esfenoide:adj))

spicy (Adjective: containing spice)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|condimentado}}, {{t+|es|aliñado}}, {{qualifier|having a sharp flavor}} {{t+|es|picante}}, {{t+|es|sazonado}}, {{t+|es|aromático}} (condimentado:adj))

split (Adjective: divided)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|dividido|m}}, {{t+|es|divididos|m-p}}, {{t+|es|dividida|f}}, {{t+|es|divididas|f-p}} (dividido:adj))

split (Adjective: short exact sequence)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|escindido|m}}, {{t+|es|escindidos|m-p}}, {{t+|es|escindida|f}}, {{t+|es|escindidas|f-p}} (escindido:adj))

spoilsport (Adjective: someone who puts an end to harmless fun)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cortarrollos|m|f}}, {{t+|es|aguafiestas|f|m}} (cortarrollos:adj))

spurious (Adjective: false)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|espurio}}, {{t+|es|falso}}, {{t+|es|mentira}} (mentira:adj))

staged (Adjective: planned, prepared)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|trucado}}, {{t+|es|orquestado}}, {{t|es|truqueado}}, {{t+|es|amañado}}, {{t+|es|fingido}}, {{t+|es|planificado}} (orquestado:adj))

staged (Adjective: intended for the performance stage)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|montado}}, {{t+|es|escenificado}}, {{t+|es|teatralizado}} (escenificado:adj))

stainless steel (Adjective: made of stainless steel)

* Spanish: {{t|es|acero inoxidable|alt=de acero inoxidable|m}} (acero inoxidable:adj))

stale (Adjective: no longer new or interesting)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|manido}}, {{t+|es|anquilosado}}, {{t+|es|trillado}}, {{t+|es|manoseado|m}}, {{t+|es|gastado|m}}, {{t+|es|periclitado|m}} (manoseado:adj))

standoffish (Adjective: unsociable)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|huraño|m}}, {{t+|es|huraña|f}}, {{t+|es|antisocial|m|f}}, {{t+|es|arisco|m}}, {{t+|es|hosco|m}}, {{t+|es|hurón|m}}, {{t+|es|apartadizo|m}} (hurón:adj))

star-struck (Adjective: fascinated or obsessed by fame or celebrities)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|encandilado}}, {{t+|es|deslumbrado}} (encandilado:adj))

stark naked (Adjective: completely naked)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|en pelotas}} (en pelotas:adj))

starved (Adjective: approaching starvation)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hambreado}} {{qualifier|Latin America}} (hambreado:adj))

starved (Adjective: extremely hungry)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hambreado}} {{qualifier|Latin America}} (hambreado:adj))

steel (Adjective: made of steel)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|acerado}} (acerado:adj))

steel (Adjective: similar to steel in color, strength, or the like)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|acerado}} (acerado:adj))

steely (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|acerado|m}} (acerado:adj))

steep (Adjective: near-vertical)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inclinado}}, {{t+|es|escarpado}}, {{t+|es|empinado}}, {{t+|es|acantilado}}, {{t+|es|precipitoso}}, {{t+|es|abrupto}} (inclinado:adj))

stereotypical (Adjective: banal)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estereotipado|m}}, {{t+|es|manoseado|m}}, {{t+|es|gastado|m}}, {{t+|es|trillado|m}} (estereotipado:adj))

stigmatized (Adjective: marked with stigma)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estigmatizado}} (estigmatizado:adj))

stilted (Adjective: stiff and artificially pompous)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|redicho}} (redicho:adj))

stingy (Adjective: unwilling to spend or give)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mezquino}}, {{t+|es|tacaño}}, {{t|es|rácano}}, {{t+|es|agarrado}}, {{t+|es|amarrado}}, {{t+|es|cicatero}}, {{t+|es|roñoso}}, {{t+|es|pesetero}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|amarrete}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}, {{t|es|mesquino|m}} (amarrado:adj))

stoked (Adjective: feeling excited)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|avivado}} (avivado:adj))

stone (Adjective: constructed of stone)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|piedra|alt=de piedra}}, {{tt+|es|pétreo}} (piedra:adj))

strained (Adjective: tense)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tenso}}, {{t+|es|tensado}}, {{t+|es|tensionado}} (tensado:adj))

stranded (Adjective: of a piece of wire: made by combining or bundling thinner wires)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|trenzado}} (trenzado:adj))

stratified (Adjective: arranged in a sequence of layers)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estratificado}}, {{t+|es|apilado}} (estratificado:adj))

street-smart (Adjective: having practical knowledge)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|espabilado}}, {{t+|es|resabiado}}, {{t+|es|canchero}}, {{t+|es|despabilado}}, {{t|es|resabioso}}, {{t+|es|sotreta}} (despabilado:adj))

stuck (Adjective: trapped and unable to move)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atascado}}, {{t+|es|atrapado}}, {{t+|es|pegado}}, {{t+|es|atollado|m}}, {{t+|es|atorado|m}} (atollado:adj))

stuck up (Adjective: snobbish, conceited)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|altanero}}, {{t+|es|arrogante}}, {{t+|es|estirado}}, {{t+|es|pituco}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t+|es|siútico}} {{qualifier|Chile, Bolivia}}, {{t+|es|fresa}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|creído}}, {{t+|es|pijo}}, {{t+|es|endiosado}} (fresa:adj))

studded (Adjective: having studs)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tachonado}} (tachonado:adj))

stupid (Adjective: lacking in intelligence)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estúpido}}, {{t+|es|menso}}, {{t+|es|gilí}}, {{t+|es|pendejo}}, {{t+|es|tonto}} (pendejo:adj))

stuttering (Adjective: (figuratively) hesitant)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|titubeo}} (titubeo:adj))

sunny (Adjective: weather, day)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|asoleado}}, {{t+|es|soleado}} (asoleado:adj))

sunny side up (Adjective: type of fried egg)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|huevo frito|m}} (huevo frito:adj))

sweaty (Adjective: covered in sweat)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sudado}} (sudado:adj))

sworn (Adjective: Given under oath)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|jurado}}, {{t+|es|jurada}} (jurado:adj))

tacky (Adjective: colloquial: of low quality)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|chopo}} {{qualifier|Dominican Republic}}, {{t+|es|cutre}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|chafa}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|patito}} {{qualifier|Mexico}} (chopo:adj))

tacky (Adjective: colloquial: in bad taste)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|chopo}} {{qualifier|Dominican Republic}}, {{t+|es|naco}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|cursi}}, {{t+|es|cutre}}, {{t+|es|hortera}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|huachafo}}, {{t+|es|wacha}} {{qualifier|Peru}} (chopo:adj))

tailless (Adjective: without a tail)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rabón|m}}, {{t+|es|chingo|m}}, {{t+|es|jolín|m}}, {{t|es|jolino|m}}, {{t+|es|cuto|m}}, {{t+|es|choco|m}}, {{t|es|chucuto|m}}, {{t+|es|tuso|m}}, {{t+|es|curto|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|anuro|m}}, {{t+|es|francolino|m}} (jolín:adj))

takeout (Adjective: (of food) intended to be eaten off the premises from which it was bought)

* Spanish: {{t|es|para llevar}} (para llevar:adj))

tame (Adjective: not wild)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|domesticado}}, {{t+|es|manso|m}} (domesticado:adj))

tan (Adjective: colour)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|bronce|m}}, {{t+|es|tostado}} (bronce:adj))

taut (Adjective: under tension)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tenso}}, {{t+|es|tirante}}, {{t+|es|templado|m}}, {{t+|es|tensionado|m}} (tensionado:adj))

teal (Adjective: colour)

* Spanish: {{t|es|azul petróleo}} (azul petróleo:adj))

tenacious (Adjective: clinging to an object or surface; adhesive)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aferrado}} (aferrado:adj))

tentative (Adjective: of or pertaining to a trial or trials; essaying; experimental)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tentativo}}, {{t+|es|provisional}}, {{t|es|experimental}}, {{t+|es|tanteo|alt=de tanteo}} (tanteo:adj))

terminally ill (Adjective: having an incurable condition that will lead to death)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desahuciado|m}}, {{t|es|enfermo terminal|m}} (desahuciado:adj))

terse (Adjective: abruptly or brusquely short)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|brusco}}, {{t+|es|lacónico}}, {{t+|es|cortante}}, {{t+|es|seco}}, {{t+|es|escueto}}, {{t+|es|telegráfico}}, {{t+|es|curto}} (curto:adj))

textbook (Adjective: of or pertaining to textbooks or their styles)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|libro}} (libro:adj))

thankless (Adjective: unappreciated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ingrato|m}}, {{t+|es|despreciado|m}} (despreciado:adj))

thick as a plank (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|no tener dos dedos de frente}}, {{t|es|más bruto que un arado}}, {{t|es|más simple que el mecanismo de un botijo}} (no tener dos dedos de frente:adj))

thin (Adjective: scarce)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ralo}}, {{t+|es|enrarecido}}, {{t+|es|rarificado}} (enrarecido:adj))

threadbare (Adjective: of cloth, etc.: frayed and worn to an extent that the nap is damaged and the warp and weft threads show)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|raído|m}} (raído:adj))

three-legged (Adjective: having large penis)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|trípode|m}} (trípode:adj))

tight (Adjective: under high tension)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tensado}}, {{t+|es|tensionado}}, {{t+|es|tenso}} (tensado:adj))

time-consuming (Adjective: requiring significant amounts of time)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|dispendioso}}, {{t+|es|dispendio}} (dispendio:adj))

tinted (Adjective: slightly colored, having tint)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|colorido}}, {{t+|es|teñido}}, {{t|es|con un tinte}}, {{t+|es|coloreado}}, {{t+|es|polarizado}} (teñido:adj))

tipsy (Adjective: slightly drunk)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|achispado}}, {{t+|es|piripi}}, {{t+|es|irse}}, {{t|es|irse al otro barrio}}, {{t+|es|tiznado}} (irse:adj))

tired (Adjective: in need of rest or sleep)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cansado}}, {{t+|es|fatigado}} (fatigado:adj))

to go (Adjective: served in a takeout container)

* Spanish: {{t|es|] ]}} (] ]:adj))

top (Adjective: informal: best)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|máximo}}, {{t+|es|de primera}}, {{t|es|fontal}}, {{t+|es|fénix}} (fénix:adj))

touched (Adjective: moved)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|conmovido}} (conmovido:adj))

transfected (Adjective: Infected with nucleic acid)

* Spanish: {{t|es|transfectado}} (transfectado:adj))

trendy (Adjective: in accordance with the latest trend)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|de moda}}, {{t|es|en voga}}, {{t+|es|canchero|m}} (de moda:adj))

tributary (Adjective: yielding supplies of any kind)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|contribuyente}} (contribuyente:adj))

trickle-down (Adjective: That flows, especially in limited quantity, from the highly placed to others)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|repercute|m}} (repercute:adj))

trigger-happy (Adjective: having a tendency or desire to shoot a firearm irresponsibly)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|gatillo fácil|m}} (gatillo fácil:adj))

trimotor (Adjective: that has three motors)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|trimotor}} (trimotor:adj))

trite (Adjective: used so many times that it is commonplace, or no longer interesting or effective)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estereotipado|m}}, {{t+|es|manido}}, {{t+|es|tópico|m}}, {{t+|es|trillado}}, {{t+|es|trivial}} (estereotipado:adj))

trodden (Adjective: crushed by being walked on)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hollado}}, {{t+|es|pisoteado}} (hollado:adj))

truncate (Adjective: truncated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|truncado}} (truncado:adj))

truncated (Adjective: Deprived of one of its parts or of its end)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|truncado}} (truncado:adj))

two-bit (Adjective: insignificant or worthless)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|de tres al cuarto}}, {{t+|es|de poca monta}}, {{t|es|pacotillero|m}}, {{t+|es|de segunda}} (pacotillero:adj))

typewritten (Adjective: written using a typewriter)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|dactilografiado|m}} (dactilografiado:adj))

ultracrepidarian (Adjective: criticizing things beyond one's knowledge)

* Spanish: {{t|es|todólogo}} (todólogo:adj))

ultraright (Adjective: extremely right-wing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ultraderecha|f}} (ultraderecha:adj))

unaccommodated (Adjective: not accommodaded)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desacomodado}} (desacomodado:adj))

unclothed (Adjective: not wearing clothes)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|en pelota}}, {{t+|es|desvestido}} (en pelota:adj))

uncluttered (Adjective: Not cluttered; without clutter)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desahogado}} (desahogado:adj))

uncovered (Adjective: not covered or protected)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|destapado}}, {{t+|es|descubierto}}, {{t|es|] ]}} (destapado:adj))

undercover (Adjective: Employed or engaged in spying or secret investigation)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|incógnito|m}}, {{t|es|de incógnito|c}}, {{t+|es|secreto|m}} (de incógnito:adj))

underhand (Adjective: dishonest and sneaky)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|solapado}}, {{t-check|es|bajuno}} (solapado:adj))

uneven (Adjective: not even)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desigual}}, {{t+|es|desnivel|m}} (desnivel:adj))

uneven (Adjective: not level or smooth)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desnivelado}}, {{t+|es|desnivel|m}} (desnivelado:adj))

unfettered (Adjective: not bound by chains)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desencadenado|m}} (desencadenado:adj))

unobserved (Adjective: Not seen or observed)

* Spanish: {{t|es|inobservado}} (inobservado:adj))

unripe (Adjective: not ripe)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inmaduro}}, {{t+|es|royo|m}}, {{t+|es|tierno}} (royo:adj))

unselfish (Adjective: not selfish; selfless; generous; altruistic)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|altruista}}, {{t+|es|desprendido}}, {{t+|es|generoso}} (desprendido:adj))

unsociable (Adjective: not desiring the company of others)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|huraño}}, {{t+|es|chúntaro}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|insociable}}, {{t+|es|chúcaro}} {{qualifier|South America}} (chúntaro:adj))

unsociable (Adjective: unfriendly)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|huraño}}, {{t+|es|ermitaño}}, {{t+|es|chúcaro|m}} {{qualifier|South America}}, {{t+|es|chúntaro}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|insociable}} (ermitaño:adj))

unused (Adjective: not accustomed (to))

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desacostumbrado}} (desacostumbrado:adj))

unutilized (Adjective: not utilized)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inutilizado}} (inutilizado:adj))

up (Adjective: facing upwards)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hacia arriba}} (hacia arriba:adj))

up (Adjective: standing)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en pie}} (en pie:adj))

up (Adjective: functional)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en marcha}} (en marcha:adj))

up in the air (Adjective: not yet resolved)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en el aire}} (en el aire:adj))

up-and-coming (Adjective: emerging, aspiring)

* Spanish: {{t|es|en alza}} (en alza:adj))

up-to-date (Adjective: current; recent)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|al día}}, {{t+|es|actualizado}} (actualizado:adj))

up-to-date (Adjective: informed of the latest news)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|al corriente}}, {{t+|es|actualizado}} (actualizado:adj))

upset (Adjective: angry, distressed, unhappy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|trastornado}}, {{t+|es|perturbado}}, {{t+|es|enfadado}}, {{t+|es|molesto}}, {{t+|es|contrariado}}, {{t+|es|enojado}}, {{t+|es|disgustado}}, {{t+|es|alterado}}, {{t+|es|apenado|m}}, {{t+|es|mohíno}}, {{t+|es|frustrado}} (contrariado:adj))

uxorious (Adjective: Very devoted and/or submissive to one's wife)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mandilón|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|calzonazos|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t+|es|pollerudo|m}} {{qualifier|Argentina}}, {{t|es|saco largo|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t+|es|pisado|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t+|es|macabeo|m}} {{qualifier|Chile}}, {{t+|es|mangoneado|m}} {{qualifier|Chile}} (mandilón:adj))

vainglorious (Adjective: with excessive vanity or unwarranted pride)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|vanidoso|m}}, {{t+|es|soberbio|m}}, {{t|es|fachendoso|m}}, {{t+|es|perdonavidas|m}}, {{t+|es|fanfarrón|m}} (perdonavidas:adj))

vapid (Adjective: lifeless, dull, or banal)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|soso}}, {{t+|es|bobo}}, {{t+|es|memo}}, {{t+|es|papanatas}}, {{t|es|pavitonto}}, {{t+|es|zoquete}}, {{t|es|sin vida}} (papanatas:adj))

vaunted (Adjective: highly or widely boasted about)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cacareado}} (cacareado:adj))

verbatim (Adjective: of a document: word for word)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|literal}}, {{t+|es|transcripto}}, {{t+|es|trasuntado}}, {{t|es|trasuntivo}} (transcripto:adj))

vexed (Adjective: much debated, discussed or disputed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|discutido|m}}, {{t+|es|debatido|m}} (discutido:adj))

vicarious (Adjective: experienced or gained by the loss or to the consequence of another)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|vicario|m}}, {{t|es|vicarial}}, {{t|es|vicariante}} (vicario:adj))

vicarious (Adjective: on behalf of others)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|vicario}}, {{t|es|vicarial}}, {{t|es|vicariante}} (vicario:adj))

vintage (Adjective: relating to a vintage or to wine identified by a specific vintage)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cosecha}} (cosecha:adj))

vulgarian (Adjective: having the characteristics of a vulgarian)

* Spanish: {{t|es|vulgariano}} (vulgariano:adj))

wanted (Adjective: subject to immediate detainment)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|buscado|m}} (buscado:adj))

wasted (Adjective: not profitably used)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desperdiciado}} (desperdiciado:adj))

waterlogged (Adjective: soaked with water)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inundado}}, {{t+|es|encharcado}} (encharcado:adj))

wealthy (Adjective: rich)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|adinerado}}, {{t+|es|rico}}, {{t+|es|próspero}}, {{t+|es|acomodado}}, {{t+|es|ficho}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t|es|fichudo|m}} {{qualifier|Central America}} (ficho:adj))

white (Adjective: bright and colourless)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|blanco}}, {{t+|es|albo}} {{qualifier|poetic}}, {{t+|es|albar}}, {{t+|es|albero|m}} {{qualifier|disused}} (albar:adj))

wholehearted (Adjective: having no reservations; showing unconditional and enthusiastic support)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|incondicional}}, {{t|es|sin reservas}}, {{t+|es|absoluto|m}} (sin reservas:adj))

wide open (Adjective: open completely)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|de par en par}} (de par en par:adj))

widespread (Adjective: affecting a large area)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|amplio}}, {{t+|es|común}}, {{t+|es|extendido}}, {{t+|es|extenso|m}}, {{t+|es|generalizado}} (generalizado:adj))

wimpy (Adjective: feeble, indecisive, cowardly)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ñoño}}, {{t|es|nenaza|f}}, {{t+|es|cagón|m}}, {{t+|es|cagueta|f}}, {{t+|es|gallina|m|f}}, {{t+|es|endeble}}, {{t+|es|timorato|m}}, {{t+|es|medroso|m}}, {{t+|es|pelele|m|f}}, {{t+|es|cagado|m}}, {{t+|es|cobardón|m}} (nenaza:adj))

windward (Adjective: towards the wind)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|barlovento}} (barlovento:adj))

wired (Adjective: equipped with wires)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|conectado}}, {{t+|es|cableado}}, {{t|es|alámbrico}} (cableado:adj))

wired (Adjective: very excited, hyper; high-strung)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|enchufado}} {{qualifier|slang}} (enchufado:adj))

wishy-washy (Adjective: thin or watery)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|bebistrajo}}, {{t+|es|aguado}} (bebistrajo:adj))

wont (Adjective: accustomed or apt)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|habituado|m}}, {{t+|es|acostumbrado|m}}, {{t+|es|avezado|m}} (habituado:adj))

wooded (Adjective: covered with trees)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|boscoso}}, {{t+|es|arborizado|m}}, {{t+|es|arbolado|m}}, {{t|es|selvoso|m}}, {{t+|es|enselvado|m}} (arborizado:adj))

worn (Adjective: damaged and shabby from too much use)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desgastado|m}}, {{t+|es|desgastada|f}} (desgastado:adj))

worn out (Adjective: damaged and useless due to hard or continued use)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desgastado}}, {{t+|es|deteriorado}}, {{t+|es|gastado}}, {{t+|es|tronado}} (desgastado:adj))

worried (Adjective: thinking about unpleasant things that have happened or that might happen)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inquieto}}, {{t+|es|preocupado}}, {{t+|es|desasosegado|m}} (desasosegado:adj))

worsted (Adjective: defeated, overcome)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|vencido}}, {{t+|es|derrotado}}, {{t+|es|deshecho}}, {{t+|es|aplastado}}, {{t+|es|aniquilado}} (aniquilado:adj))

woven (Adjective: fabricated by weaving)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tejido}} (tejido:adj))

wrinkle-free (Adjective: without wrinkles)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|arruga|alt=sin arrugas}} (arruga:adj))

wrought (Adjective: Having been worked or prepared somehow)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|trabajado|m}}, {{t+|es|preparado|m}}, {{t+|es|labrado|m}} (trabajado:adj))

yours sincerely (Adjective: polite formulaic end to letters)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atentamente}} {{qualifier|formally}} (atentamente:adj))

yum (Adjective: (informal) delicious)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ñam}} (ñam:adj))

zero (Adjective: informal: virtually none)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|cero|m}}, {{tt+|es|nulo|m}} (cero:adj))

zeroth (Adjective: ordinal number corresponding to zero)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cero}}, {{t|es|ceroésimo}} {{qualifier|rare}} (cero:adj))

à la carte (Adjective: allowing selection from a menu)

* Spanish: {{t|es|a la carta}} (a la carta:adj))

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2nd (Adjective: abbreviation of second)

* Spanish: {{t|es|2o}}, {{t|es|2.º}}, {{t|es|2º}}

3rd (Adjective: abbreviation of third)

* Spanish: {{t|es|3o}}, {{t|es|3.º}}, {{t|es|3º}}, {{t|es|3ero}}

6th (Adjective: abbreviation of sixth)

* Spanish: {{t|es|6.º}}, {{t|es|6º}}

7th (Adjective: abbreviation of seventh)

* Spanish: {{t|es|7.º}}, {{t|es|7º}}

8th (Adjective: abbreviation of eighth)

* Spanish: {{t|es|8º}}

9th (Adjective: abbreviation of ninth)

* Spanish: {{t|es|9º}}

Achillean (Adjective: resembling Achilles)

* Spanish: {{t|es|Aquileano|m}}

Alabamian (Adjective: of or pertaining to Alabama)

* Spanish: {{t|es|alabamiense|mf}}, {{t|es|alabamiano|m}}, {{t|es|alabameño|m}}

Altaic (Adjective: pertaining to the group of languages)

* Spanish: {{t|es|altaico}}

Amish (Adjective: relating to the Amish sect)

* Spanish: {{t|es|''amish''}} {{q|''ámish''}}

Appalachian (Adjective: referring to Appalachia)

* Spanish: {{t|es|apalache}}, {{t|es|apalachiense}}, {{t|es|apalachano}}, {{t|es|apalachiano}}, {{t|es|apalachense}}

Arabocentric (Adjective: focused on Arabs)

* Spanish: {{t|es|arabocéntrico|m}}

Arretine (Adjective: of, from or pertaining to Arezzo, Italy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aretino}}

Ashkenazi (Adjective: of, or relating to Jews from Central Europe)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|asquenazí}}, {{t|es|askenazi}}

Atlasic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|atlásico|m}}

Bakuninist (Adjective: related to Bakunin)

* Spanish: {{t|es|bakuninista}}, {{t|es|bakunista}}

Balto-Slavic (Adjective: of or pertaining o the Balto-Slavic language, people or culture)

* Spanish: {{t|es|baltoeslavo}}

Banglaphone (Adjective: Bengali-speaking)

* Spanish: {{t|es|banglaparlante}}, {{t|es|banglahablante}}, {{t|es|banglafono}}

Bashkir (Adjective: of or relating to Bashkortostan or its people)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|baskir|m}}

British (Adjective: colloquial: of the UK)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|británico}}, {{t|es|reinounidense}}

Churchillian (Adjective: of pertaining to Churchill)

* Spanish: {{t|es|churchilliano}}

Diophantine (Adjective: pertaining to Diophantus)

* Spanish: {{t|es|diofántico|m}}, {{t|es|diofántica|f}}, {{t|es|diofantino|m}}, {{t|es|diofantina|f}}

Disneyan (Adjective: of or relating to Walt Disney or his Walt Disney Company)

* Spanish: {{t|es|disneyano}}

Emirati (Adjective: of, from, or pertaining to United Arab Emirates)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|emiratí}}, {{t|es|emiratoarabeunidense}}

Fahrenheit (Adjective: temperature scale)

* Spanish: {{t|es|Fahrenheit}}

Gaddafist (Adjective: supporter or follower of Gaddafi)

* Spanish: {{t|es|gaddafista}}

Galilean (Adjective: of or pertaining to the region of Galilee)

* Spanish: {{t|es|galileo}}

Gaonic (Adjective: related to the Geonim)

* Spanish: {{t|es|gaónico}}

Gazan (Adjective: of or from Gaza)

* Spanish: {{t|es|gazatí}}, {{t|es|gazeo}}

Glagolitic (Adjective: of or pertaining to the Glagolitic alphabet)

* Spanish: {{t|es|glagolítico|m}}

Goethean (Adjective: relating to Goethe)

* Spanish: {{t|es|goetheano}}, {{t|es|goeteano}}

Goldonian (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|goldoniano}}

Greek Catholic (Adjective: of or relating to the Greek Catholic Church)

* Spanish: {{t|es|greco-católico}}

Hadean (Adjective: pertaining to the geological eon)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hádico}}

Hinduphobic (Adjective: dislike or hatred of Hinduism)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hindúfobo|m}}, {{t|es|hindúfoba|f}}

Ingush (Adjective: of or pertaining to the Ingush)

* Spanish: {{t|es|inguestio}}

Interslavic (Adjective: between Slavs or Slavic nations)

* Spanish: {{t|es|intereslavo}}

Kraftwerkian (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|kraftwerkiano}}

Kufic (Adjective: Relating to original Arabic script)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cúfico}}

Latino-Faliscan (Adjective: Relating to the Latin and Faliscan tongues)

* Spanish: {{t|es|latino-falisco}}

Livornian (Adjective: of or from Livorno)

* Spanish: {{t|es|livornés}}, {{t|es|liornés}}

Mahoran (Adjective: from Mayotte)

* Spanish: {{t|es|mahorés}}

Mallarméan (Adjective: of or relating to Stéphane Mallarmé)

* Spanish: {{t|es|malarmeano}}

Manchurian (Adjective: pertaining to Manchuria)

* Spanish: {{t|es|manchuriano}}

Mariological (Adjective: Of or pertaining to Mariology)

* Spanish: {{t|es|mariológico}}

Mennonite (Adjective: of or related to a Mennonite, Mennonites, their movement or church(es))

* Spanish: {{t|es|menonita}}, {{t|es|menonista}}

Michelangelesque (Adjective: resembling or relating to Michelangelo)

* Spanish: {{t|es|miguelangelesco}}

Muslim (Adjective: relating to believers of Islam)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|musulmán}}, {{t+|es|muslim}}

Naevian (Adjective: of or relating to Gnaeus Naevius)

* Spanish: {{t|es|neviano}}

Nahua (Adjective: pertaining to the Nahuas)

* Spanish: {{t|es|nahoa}}, {{t|es|nahua}}

Nanjingese (Adjective: Of or related to Nanjing)

* Spanish: {{t|es|nankinés}}

Nemean (Adjective: of or pertaining to Nemea)

* Spanish: {{t|es|nemeo}}

New Orleanian (Adjective: of, or relating to New Orleans)

* Spanish: {{t|es|neo-orleanés|m}}, {{t|es|neo-orleanesa|f}}

North Macedonian (Adjective: of, or relating to North Macedonia)

* Spanish: {{t|es|normacedonio|m}}, {{t|es|normacedonia|f}}

Novocastrian (Adjective: of Newcastle)

* Spanish: {{t|es|novocastriano}}

Orleanian (Adjective: of, or relating to Orleans)

* Spanish: {{t|es|orleanés|m}}, {{t|es|orleanesa|f}}

PIE (Adjective: Proto-Indo-European)

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|pIE}}

Panglossian (Adjective: naively or unreasonably optimistic)

* Spanish: {{t|es|panglossiano}}

Paphian (Adjective: of or relating to Paphos)

* Spanish: {{t|es|pafio|m}}

Paraguayan (Adjective: pertaining to Paraguay)

* Spanish: {{t|es|paraguayano}}, {{t+|es|paraguayo}}

Peloponnesian (Adjective: pertaining to the Peloponnesus)

* Spanish: {{t|es|peloponesio}}, {{t|es|peloponense}}

Petrarchan (Adjective: of or relating to Petrarch)

* Spanish: {{t|es|petrarquesco}}

Phanerozoic (Adjective: relating to the Phanerozoic eon)

* Spanish: {{t|es|Fanerozoico}}

Picassoesque (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|picassesco}}, {{t|es|picassiano}}

Pinocchian (Adjective: of or relating to Pinocchio)

* Spanish: {{t|es|pinochesco}}

Pirandellian (Adjective: characteristic of the works of Luigi Pirandello)

* Spanish: {{t|es|pirandeliano}}

Proterozoic (Adjective: of eon from 2,500 to 541 million years ago)

* Spanish: {{t|es|Proterozoico}}

Russo-Japanese (Adjective: Of or pertaining to both Russia and Japan)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ruso-japonés}}

Sarajevan (Adjective: of, from, or pertaining to, Sarajevo)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sarajevita}}

Sassanian (Adjective: of or pertaining to the Sassanid Dynasty)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sasánido}}

Sassanian (Adjective: of or pertaining to the empire ruled by that dynasty)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sasánido}}

Scythian (Adjective: of or relating to Scythia or its inhabitants)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|escita}}, {{t|es|escítico}}

Sino-Vietnamese (Adjective: pertaining to the Chinese-derived elements in the Vietnamese language)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sinovietnamita}}

Sinophone (Adjective: speaking Chinese)

* Spanish: {{t|es|chinoparlante}}, {{t|es|chinoablante}}

Smithsonian (Adjective: of or pertaining to James Smithson)

* Spanish: {{t|es|smithsoniano}}

Socinian (Adjective: pertaining to the Socinians)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sociniano|m}}

Soter (Adjective: honorific epithet)

* Spanish: {{t|es|Sóter}}

Spanish (Adjective: of or pertaining to Spain)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|español}}, {{t+|es|españolete}}

Spanish (Adjective: of or pertaining to the people or culture of Spain)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|español}}, {{t+|es|españolete}}

Stendhalian (Adjective: pertaining to, or in the style of Stendhal)

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|estendaliano}}

Turkic (Adjective: of or relating to the Turkic peoples or the Turkic languages)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|túrquico|m}}, {{t|es|túrcico|m}}

Usonian (Adjective: of Usonian architecture)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|usoniano}}

Warholian (Adjective: of or pertaining to Andy Warhol)

* Spanish: {{t|es|warholiano}}

abandonable (Adjective: able to be abandoned)

* Spanish: {{t|es|abandonable}}

able (Adjective: permitted to)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|capaz}}, {{t|es|podiente}}

absent (Adjective: being away from a place)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ausente}}, {{t+|es|absente}}

absent (Adjective: not existing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ausente}}, {{t+|es|absente}}

absent (Adjective: inattentive)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ausente}}, {{t+|es|distraído}}, {{t+|es|absente}}

absentee (Adjective: pertaining to one who is absent)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|absente}}

accurate (Adjective: exact or careful conformity to truth)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|preciso}}, {{t+|es|exacto}}, {{t+|es|justo}}, {{t+|es|correcto}}, {{t+|es|certero}}, {{t+|es|acertado}}, {{t+|es|fiel}}, {{t+|es|cabal}}, {{t+|es|acurado}}

adamant (Adjective: determined; unshakeable; unyielding)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|firme}}, {{t+|es|categórico}}, {{t+|es|inflexible}}, {{t|es|impenetrable}}, {{t+|es|obstinado}}, {{t+|es|acérrimo}}, {{t+|es|inamovible}}, {{t+|es|abroquelarse}} {{qualifier|be adamant}}, {{t+|es|inmovible}}

adenohypophysial (Adjective: Relating to the adenohypophysis)

* Spanish: {{t|es|adenohipofisario}}

advantageous (Adjective: being of advantage)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ventajoso}}, {{t+|es|provechoso}}, {{t+|es|beneficioso}}, {{t|es|proficuo}}

affordant (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|asequiente}}

agender (Adjective: having no gender)

* Spanish: {{t|es|agénero}}

aging (Adjective: becoming elderly)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|senescente}}

agnatic (Adjective: of the male bloodline)

* Spanish: {{t|es|agnático}}

albuminous (Adjective: of or pertaining to albumin)

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|albuminoso}}

all-embracing (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|omnímodo}}, {{t|es|omnicomprensivo}}, {{t|es|omniabarcador}}, {{t|es|omniabarcante}}, {{t|es|omnienglobante}}

all-encompassing (Adjective: including everything)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|omnímodo|m}}, {{t|es|omnicomprensivo|m}}, {{t|es|omniabarcante}}, {{t|es|omniabarcador|m}}, {{t|es|omnienglobante}}

allohistorical (Adjective: relating to alternate history)

* Spanish: {{t|es|alohistórico}}

allomorphic (Adjective: pertaining to allomorphism)

* Spanish: {{t|es|alomórfico}}

amatonormative (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|amatonormativo}}

amatory (Adjective: of or relating to love, especially sexual love)

* Spanish: {{t|es|concupisciente}}

ambidextrous (Adjective: having equal ability in both hands)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ambidextro}}, {{t+|es|ambidiestro}}, {{t|es|maniego}}

amblyopic (Adjective: related to amblyopia)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ambliope}}

amitotic (Adjective: pertaining to amitosis)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|amitótico}}

amorous (Adjective: inclined to love)

* Spanish: {{t|es|concupisciente}}

amorous (Adjective: indicating love or sexual desire)

* Spanish: {{t|es|concupisciente}}

ampelographic (Adjective: relating to ampelography)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ampelográfico}}

amphoteric (Adjective: having the characteristics of both an acid and a base)

* Spanish: {{t|es|anfótero}}

angiogenic (Adjective: relating to angiogenesis)

* Spanish: {{t|es|angiogenético}}

anile (Adjective: characteristic of a crone or a feeble old woman)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|anil}}

anoxygenic (Adjective: that does not involve the production of oxygen)

* Spanish: {{t|es|anoxigénico|m}}

antaphrodisiac (Adjective: capable of reducing the sex drive)

* Spanish: {{t|es|antiafrodisíaco}}, {{t|es|anafrodisiaco|m}}, {{t|es|antierótico|m}}

anthropodermic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|antropodérmico|m}}

anti-catarrhal (Adjective: suppressing catarrh)

* Spanish: {{t|es|anticatarral}}

anti-immigration (Adjective: opposing immigration)

* Spanish: {{t|es|antiinmigración|m|f}}, {{t|es|antinmigración|m|f}}

anticatabolic (Adjective: that inhibits catabolism)

* Spanish: {{t|es|anticatabólico|m}}

anticommutative (Adjective: math)

* Spanish: {{t|es|anticonmutativo|m}}, {{t|es|anticonmutativos|m-p}}, {{t|es|anticonmutativa|f}}, {{t|es|anticonmutativas|f-p}}

antidopaminergic (Adjective: preventing or counteracting the effects of dopamine)

* Spanish: {{t|es|antidopaminérgico}}

antidumping (Adjective: intended to combat or prevent dumping, the sale of goods below cost)

* Spanish: {{t|es|''antidumping''|m}}, {{t|es|antidumpin|m}}

antiskid (Adjective: designed to increase friction)

* Spanish: {{t|es|antideslizante}}, {{t|es|antiderrapante}}, {{t|es|anti-patinaje}}

antiunion (Adjective: opposed to, or discouraging the formation of, trade unions)

* Spanish: {{t|es|antisindicato}}

antiwork (Adjective: opposing work)

* Spanish: {{t|es|antitrabajo}}, {{t|es|antiempleo|m}}

antiworker (Adjective: opposing workers)

* Spanish: {{t|es|antitrabajador}}

anxiogenic (Adjective: causing anxiety)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ansiógeno|m}}

aphotic (Adjective: having no light, especially no sunlight)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|afótica}}

apian (Adjective: related to bees)

* Spanish: {{t|es|api-}}

apocarpous (Adjective: having carpels that are not joined)

* Spanish: {{t|es|apocarpo}}

apologetic (Adjective: having the character of apology)

* Spanish: {{t|es|disculpatorio}}, {{t+|es|disculpable}}, {{t|es|disculpante}}, {{t+|es|arrepentido}}, {{t+|es|apologético}}

appalling (Adjective: That appalls/appals or appall/appal)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|terrible}}; {{t+|es|horrible}}; {{t+|es|horroroso}}; {{qualifier|nonstandard}} {{t|es|consternante}}; {{t+|es|abrumador}}; {{t+|es|apabullante}}; {{qualifier|Chile, Mexico and Venezuela}} {{t+|es|apabullado}}; {{t+|es|asombroso}}

apparent (Adjective: seeming)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aparente}}, {{t+|es|ostensible}}, {{t+|es|aparencial}}, {{t|es|apariencial}}

appellate (Adjective: pertaining to something that is appealed to)

* Spanish: {{t|es|apelacional}}, {{t|es|apelatorio|m}}

appetizing (Adjective: that appeals to, or stimulates the appetite)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|apetitoso}}, {{t+|es|apetecible}}, {{t|es|apetitivo}}, {{t+|es|apetecedor}}

applicable (Adjective: suitable for application; relevant)

* Spanish: {{t|es|aplicable}}, {{t+|es|pertinente}}, {{t|es|aplicadero}}

apprehensible (Adjective: able to be apprehended)

* Spanish: {{t|es|aprehensible}}

archducal (Adjective: pertaining to archdukes)

* Spanish: {{t|es|archiducal}}

arcuate (Adjective: curved into the shape of a bow)

* Spanish: {{t|es|arcuado}}, {{t|es|arcuato}}, {{t+|es|arqueado}}, {{t|es|arciforme}}

areocentric (Adjective: having the planet Mars at the center)

* Spanish: {{t|es|areocéntrico}}

asocial (Adjective: not sociable)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|asocial}}, {{t+|es|huraño}}, {{t|es|montañero}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}, {{t|es|cusumbosolo}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}

astrocentric (Adjective: having a star at the center)

* Spanish: {{t|es|astrocéntrico}}

athermic (Adjective: resistant to heat passing through)

* Spanish: {{t|es|atérmico}}

auric (Adjective: trivalent gold)

* Spanish: {{t|es|áurico|m}}

auriculoventricular (Adjective: relating to auricles and ventricles)

* Spanish: {{t|es|auriculoventricular}}, {{t|es|auricoventricular}}

autoconfirmed (Adjective: automatically confirmed)

* Spanish: {{t|es|autoconfirmado}}

autological (Adjective: of a phrase, describing itself)

* Spanish: {{t|es|autológico|m}}

automagical (Adjective: automatic, but with an apparent element of magic)

* Spanish: {{t|es|automágico}}

autotelic (Adjective: containing its own meaning or purpose)

* Spanish: {{t|es|autotélico|m}}

averse (Adjective: having opposition of mind)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|opuesto}}, {{t+|es|reacio}}, {{t|es|averso}}

banned (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|vedado|m}}, {{t|es|defeso|m}}

baronial (Adjective: belonging or relating to a baron)

* Spanish: {{t|es|baronial}}

beautiful (Adjective: possessing charm and attractive)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hermoso}}, {{t+|es|bello}}, {{t+|es|lindo}}, {{t+|es|guapo}}, {{t+|es|bonito}}, {{t|es|fermoso}}, {{t+|es|bel|m}}, {{t+|es|bela|f}}

bendable (Adjective: able to be bent or flexed or twisted without breaking)

* Spanish: {{t|es|articulable}}, {{t+|es|flexible}}

bigender (Adjective: having two genders simultaneously)

* Spanish: {{t|es|bigénero}}

bilious (Adjective: of or pertaining to bile)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|biliar}}, {{t|es|biliario}}

bilious (Adjective: irritable, irascible)

* Spanish: {{t|es|atrabiliario}}, {{t+|es|atrabilioso}}, {{t|es|intranquillo}}, {{t+|es|colérico}}, {{t+|es|iracundo}}

billowy (Adjective: full of billows or surges)

* Spanish: {{t|es|onduloso}}

bioaccumulative (Adjective: tending to accumulate in organisms)

* Spanish: {{t|es|bioacumulativo}}

bioluminescent (Adjective: exhibiting bioluminescence)

* Spanish: {{t|es|bioluminescente}}

biphobic (Adjective: relating to or characteristic of biphobia)

* Spanish: {{t|es|bifobo}}, {{t|es|bifóbico}}

blunt (Adjective: dull in understanding; slow of discernment)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|obtuso}}, {{t+|es|boto}}, {{t|es|botoso}}

boyish (Adjective: like a boy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|muchachil}}

brackish (Adjective: slightly salty)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|salobre}}, {{t|es|salobral}}

breathy (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|jadeante}}, {{t+|es|acezoso}}, {{t+|es|entrecortado}}, {{t|es|vafoso}}

bribable (Adjective: susceptible to bribery)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sobornable}}

briny (Adjective: salty)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|salado}}, {{t+|es|salitroso}}, {{t|es|salífero}}

broad-leaved (Adjective: having broad leaves)

* Spanish: {{t|es|planifolio}}, {{t|es|latifolio}}, {{t|es|de hoja ancha}}

bromic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|brómico}}

bronze (Adjective: made of bronze)

* Spanish: {{t|es|éneo}}, {{t+|es|broncíneo}}, {{t|es|brónceo}} {{qualifier|historic}}

bronze (Adjective: having a bronze colour)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|bronceado}}, {{t+|es|broncíneo}}, {{t|es|brónceo}} {{qualifier|historic}}

bulbourethral (Adjective: pertaining to the urethra and the bulb of the penis)

* Spanish: {{t|es|bulbouretral}}

burly (Adjective: well-built)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|corpulento}}, {{t+|es|musculoso}}, {{t+|es|fornido|m}}, {{t|es|anchote}}

butyric (Adjective: of or pertaining to butter)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mantecoso|m}}, {{t|es|butiroso|m}} {{qualifier|rare}}

calcaneonavicular (Adjective: relating to the calcaneus and the navicular bone)

* Spanish: {{t|es|calcaenonavicular}}, {{t|es|calcaneoescafoideo}}

callipygian (Adjective: having beautiful buttocks)

* Spanish: {{t|es|calipigio}}

campy (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|camp}}, {{t+|es|teatral}}, {{t+|es|amanerado|m}}, {{t+|es|exagerado|m}}, {{t|es|teatrero|m}}

capitulary (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|capitulario}}

captivating (Adjective: beautiful)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|arrebatador}}, {{t+|es|cautivador}}, {{t|es|hechizante}}, {{t|es|embelesador|m}}, {{t+|es|hechicero|m}}

caricaturistic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|caricaturesco}}, {{t|es|caricatural}}

catapeltic (Adjective: pertaining to a catapult or catapults)

* Spanish: {{t|es|catapeltico}}

catechumenal (Adjective: of or pertaining to a catechumen)

* Spanish: {{t|es|catecumenal}}

catenative (Adjective: having the ability to catenate)

* Spanish: {{t|es|catenativo}}

cavitary (Adjective: of or pertaining to a body cavity)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cavitario|m}}

chatty (Adjective: chatting a lot or fond of chatting)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|locuaz}}, {{t|es|charlador}}, {{t+|es|conversador}}, {{t+|es|parlanchín}}

cheesy (Adjective: overdramatic, clichéd)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sensiblero}}, {{t+|es|hortera}}, {{t+|es|cursi}}, {{t+|es|''kitsch''}} {{q|''kich''}}, {{t+|es|empalagoso}}, {{t|es|cutrón}}, {{t|es|pasteloso}}, {{t+|es|huachafo|m}}, {{t+|es|wacha}} {{qualifier|Peru}}

chemosensory (Adjective: of or relating to a chemosensor)

* Spanish: {{t|es|quimiosensorial}}

chevronny (Adjective: heraldry: charged with chevrons)

* Spanish: {{t|es|chevronado}}

chewy (Adjective: having a pliable or springy texture when chewed)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cauchudo}}, {{t+|es|gomoso}}, {{t+|es|recio}}, {{t+|es|correoso}}

chic (Adjective: elegant, stylish)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|chic}}, {{t+|es|elegante}}, {{t|es|shic}}

chlorogenic (Adjective: Of or pertaining to chlorogenic acid)

* Spanish: {{t|es|clorogénico}}

chlorous (Adjective: compound)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cloroso}}

claviform (Adjective: larger at the tip than at the base; club-shaped)

* Spanish: {{t|es|claviforme}}

clingy (Adjective: possessive over another person)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|posesivo}}, {{t+|es|celoso}}, {{t+|es|pegajoso|m}}, {{t+|es|pegadizo|m}}, {{t|es|encimoso|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|lapa|f}} {{qualifier|(noun, used in the expression "ser una lapa")}}, {{t|es|pegachento|m}}

cloudy (Adjective: covered with or characterised by clouds)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|nublado}}, {{t+|es|nublo}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}, {{t+|es|nuboso}}, {{t|es|anubarrado}}, {{t|es|anubado}}

clownish (Adjective: resembling a clown)

* Spanish: {{t|es|bufonesco|m}}, {{t|es|payasesco|m}}

clownlike (Adjective: resembling a clown)

* Spanish: {{t|es|bufonesco|m}}, {{t+|es|apayasado|m}}, {{t|es|clownesco|m}}

cloying (Adjective: unpleasantly excessive)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|empalagoso|m}}, {{t|es|empachoso|m}}

coccygeal (Adjective: relating to the coccyx)

* Spanish: {{t|es|coccígeo}}

cogitabund (Adjective: deep in thought)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cogitabundo|m}}, {{t+|es|meditabundo|m}}

colligative (Adjective: property)

* Spanish: {{t|es|coligativo}}

colloidal (Adjective: of or pertaining to a colloid)

* Spanish: {{t|es|coloidal}}, {{t|es|coloideo}}, {{t+|es|coloide}}

common (Adjective: usual)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|común}}, {{t|es|guashquero}} {{qualifier|Guatemala}}

common (Adjective: ordinary)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|común}}, {{t|es|guashquero}} {{qualifier|Guatemala}}

compelling (Adjective: strongly or irresistibly evoking interest or attention)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de peso}}, {{t|es|compeliente}}

complex (Adjective: in mathematics)

* Spanish: {{t|es|complexo}}

compliant (Adjective: compatible with or following guidelines)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|conforme}} {{qualifier|a/con}}, {{t|es|en orden}} {{qualifier|con}}, {{t|es|cumpliente}} {{qualifier|con}}, {{t+|es|acorde}} {{qualifier|a/con}}, {{t|es|cónsono|m}} {{qualifier|con}}, {{t|es|cónsone|f}} {{qualifier|con}}

comprehensible (Adjective: able to be comprehended)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|comprensible}}, {{t+|es|comprehensible}}

comprehensive (Adjective: broadly or completely covering)

* Spanish: {{t|es|abarcativo|m}}, {{t+|es|abarcador}}, {{t|es|englobante}}, {{t+|es|completo}}, {{t+|es|exhaustivo}}, {{t+|es|comprensivo|m}}

compulsory (Adjective: mandatory)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|obligatorio}}, {{t|es|mandatorio}}, {{t+|es|obligativo}}

coniform (Adjective: having the form of a cone)

* Spanish: {{t|es|coniforme}}

conjoined (Adjective: joined together physically)

* Spanish: {{t|es|chachaguato}}, {{t+|es|chacho}}

conniving (Adjective: that connives)

* Spanish: {{t|es|connivente}}, {{t|es|maniobrero}}, {{t+|es|maquinador}}

contemptible (Adjective: deserving contempt)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|bajo}}, {{t+|es|desdeñable}}, {{t+|es|despreciable}}, {{t+|es|menospreciable}}, {{t|es|rastrero}}, {{t+|es|contentible}}

contusive (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|contusivo}}

copacetic (Adjective: fine, excellent, going just right, swell)

* Spanish: {{t|es|requetebueno}}, {{t+|es|estupendo}}, {{t+|es|genial}}, {{t|es|impeque}}, {{t|es|copasético|m}}

coral (Adjective: made of coral)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|coralino}}, {{t+|es|coralífero}}

corny (Adjective: insipid or trite)

* Spanish: {{t|es|insipido}}

corticotropic (Adjective: that stimulates the adrenal cortex)

* Spanish: {{t|es|corticotropo}}

cosmozoic (Adjective: relating to cosmozoa)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cosmozoico}}

crabby (Adjective: irritated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|malgeniado}}

craniological (Adjective: of or pertaining to craniology)

* Spanish: {{t|es|craneológico}}

cray-cray (Adjective: crazy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|vecors|alt=zumbado}}

crazy (Adjective: very excited)

* Spanish: {{t|es|venático|m}}, {{t|es|ideoso|m}}, {{t+|es|ideático|m}}

creationary (Adjective: of or relating to creation)

* Spanish: {{t|es|creacionario}}

creepy (Adjective: causing discomfort or repulsion)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|temible}}, {{t|es|perturbador}}, {{t|es|inquietante}}, {{t+|es|desconcertante}}, {{t+|es|incomodador}}, {{t|es|desconfortante}}

cross-eyed (Adjective: having both eyes oriented inward)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|bizco}}, {{t|es|estrábico}}, {{t|es|ojituerto}}, {{t+|es|virolo}}, {{t+|es|lusco|m}}, {{t|es|chejo|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t|es|quisneto|m}}, {{t|es|vireco|m}}, {{t|es|bizcoreto|m}}, {{t+|es|bisojo|m}}, {{t|es|bizcorneto|m}}, {{t|es|bizcorneta}}, {{t|es|bizcuerno|m}} {{qualifier|pejorative|Spain}}

cut-and-paste (Adjective: pierced together from several sources)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cortapegado}}

cycloid (Adjective: resembling a circle)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cicloidal}}, {{t|es|cicloideo}}

cymotrichous (Adjective: having wavy hair)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cimótrico|m}}

dactyliform (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|dactyliforme}}

daily (Adjective: that occurs every day)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|diario}}, {{t+|es|cotidiano}}, {{t|es|cuotidiano|m}}

damned (Adjective: god-forsaken)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|maldito}}, {{t|es|damnado}}, {{t+|es|réprobo}}

dark (Adjective: not bright or light, deeper in hue)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|oscuro}}, {{t+|es|fusco|m}}, {{t+|es|fosco|m}}, {{t+|es|hosco|m}}, {{t+|es|negruzco|m}}, {{t+|es|negrizco|m}}, {{t|es|renegrido|m}}

deceitful (Adjective: deliberately misleading or cheating)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|falso}}, {{t+|es|deshonesto}}, {{t|es|delusivo|m}}, {{t|es|delusorio|m}}, {{t+|es|embustero}}, {{t+|es|cubero}} {{qualifier|Dominican Republic}}

deceptive (Adjective: misleading, attempting to deceive)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|engañoso}}, {{t+|es|engañador}}, {{t|es|delusivo|m}}, {{t|es|delusorio|m}}

deliquescent (Adjective: chemistry)

* Spanish: {{t|es|deliquescente}}

delusive (Adjective: inappropriate to reality)

* Spanish: {{t|es|delusivo}}

departing (Adjective: that is leaving)

* Spanish: {{t|es|partiente}}, {{t|es|zarpante}}

derogatory (Adjective: tending to lessen the value of)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|peyorativo}}, {{t+|es|despectivo}}, {{t|es|despreciativo}}, {{t|es|denigrante}}, {{t|es|menospreciativo}}

descendant (Adjective: descending from (an ancestor))

* Spanish: {{t|es|postremo|m}}, {{t+|es|descendiente|m}}

detached (Adjective: not physically attached; separated from something it could connect to)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desfijado|m}}, {{t+|es|desprendido|m}}, {{t+|es|desasido|m}}, {{t+|es|separado|m}}, {{t+|es|desconectado|m}}

detrans (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|detrans}}

deverbal (Adjective: derived from a verb)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|deverbal|m|f}}

diffident (Adjective: distrustful)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|rare}} {{t|es|difidente}}

diffident (Adjective: lacking confidence in oneself)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|apocado}}, {{t|es|desconfiado(a)}}, {{t+|es|tímido}}, {{qualifier|rare}} {{t|es|difidente}}

digressive (Adjective: marked by digression; rambling)

* Spanish: {{t|es|divagatorio|m}}, {{t|es|digresivo|m}}

disgusting (Adjective: repulsive, distasteful)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|asqueroso}}, {{t+|es|repulsivo}}, {{t+|es|nauseabundo}}, {{t+|es|despreciable}}, {{t+|es|repugnante}}, {{t|es|estomagante}}, {{t+|es|asqueante}}, {{t|es|asquiente}}

disinformative (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|desinformativo|m}}, {{t|es|desinformativa|f}}

distressing (Adjective: causing distress; upsetting)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|angustioso}}, {{t|es|distresante}}

disturbing (Adjective: causing distress or worry)

* Spanish: {{t|es|inquietante}}, {{t|es|perturbador}}, {{t+|es|traumático}}, {{t|es|disturbante}}

ditransitive (Adjective: having both a direct and indirect object)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ditransitivo}}

domineering (Adjective: overbearing, dictatorial or authoritarian)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|dominante}}, {{t|es|dominador}}, {{t|es|domeñante}}

double (Adjective: twice the quantity)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|doble}}, {{t+|es|duplo}}, {{t+|es|dúplex}}, {{t|es|duplado|m}}

driving (Adjective: that drives)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tractor}}, {{t+|es|motor}}, {{t|es|propulsor}}, {{t|es|propelente}}, {{t+|es|impulsor}}, {{t+|es|motriz}}, {{t+|es|impelente}}, {{t|es|traccionante}}

drowsy (Adjective: inclined to drowse)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|adormecido}}, {{t+|es|soñoliento}}, {{t+|es|somnoliento}}, {{t|es|dormijoso}}

dumb (Adjective: extremely stupid)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estúpido}}, {{t+|es|tonto}}, {{t|es|mentecapto|m}}

dumb (Adjective: pointless or unintellectual)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estúpido}}, {{t+|es|tonto}}, {{t|es|mentecapto|m}}

dumbfounded (Adjective: shocked and speechless)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|estupefacto}}, {{t+|es|atónito}}, {{t|es|picueto}} {{qualifier|Spain, colloquial}}, {{t|es|a cuadros}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}

ear-piercing (Adjective: extremely loud)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|penetrante}}, {{t|es|taladrante}}, {{t+|es|chillón|m}}, {{t|es|pinchante}}, {{t|es|traspasante}}, {{t|es|horadante}}

eastbound (Adjective: moving or heading towards the east)

* Spanish: {{t|es|adesteño}}

easy peasy (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|papaya}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t+|es|papayita|f}} {{qualifier|Peru}}

edible (Adjective: that can be eaten without disgust)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|comible}}, {{t|es|edible}}

effective (Adjective: having the power to produce a required effect or effects)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|efectivo}}, {{t+|es|eficaz}}, {{t|es|presentáneo|m}}

efficacious (Adjective: effective)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|efectivo}}, {{t+|es|eficaz}}, {{t|es|presentáneo|m}}

eikonal (Adjective: physics and maths term)

* Spanish: {{t|es|iconal|m|f}}

elasticated (Adjective: containing a strip of elastic)

* Spanish: {{t|es|elastisado}}

electable (Adjective: able to be elected to office)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|elegible}}, {{t|es|esleíble}}

eligible (Adjective: meeting the necessary requirements to participate in or be chosen for something)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|elegible}}, {{t+|es|cualificado}}, {{t+|es|apto}}, {{t|es|aplicadero}}, {{t|es|aplicable}}, {{t+|es|idóneo}}

enantiotropic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|enantiotrópico}}

engaging (Adjective: that engages; engrossing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|interesante}}, {{t+|es|cautivador}}, {{t|es|captivante}}

ensuing (Adjective: repercussions which result from some prior stimulus)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|resultante}}, {{t+|es|producido}}, {{t|es|sobreveniente}}, {{t|es|sucediente}}, {{t|es|subsiguiente}}, {{t|es|subsecuente}}, {{t|es|subseyente}}

enticing (Adjective: alluring)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tentador|m}}, {{t+|es|incitante}}, {{t|es|aliciante}}

equal (Adjective: the same in all respects)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|igual}}, {{t|es|equiparable}}, {{t+|es|equivalente}}, {{t|es|equipolente}}

equal (Adjective: mathematics: exactly identical)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|igual}}, {{t|es|equiparable}}, {{t+|es|equivalente}}, {{t|es|equipolente}}

equiconcave (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|equicóncavo}}

estrous (Adjective: Of or relating to estrus)

* Spanish: {{t|es|estral}}

ethnoreligious (Adjective: Of or pertaining to ethnicity and religion)

* Spanish: {{t|es|etnoreligioso}}

etymonic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|etimónico|m}}, {{t+|es|étimo|m}}

even (Adjective: on equal terms morally)

* Spanish: {{t|es|parchis}} {{qualifier|Peru}}

everyday (Adjective: appropriate for ordinary use, rather than for special occasions)

* Spanish: {{t|es|de diario}} {{q|clothes}}, {{t|es|cuotidiano}}

everyday (Adjective: commonplace, ordinary)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|común}}, {{t|es|cuotidiano}}

evil (Adjective: morally corrupt)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|malo}}, {{t+|es|malvado}}, {{t+|es|escelerado|m}}, {{t|es|celerado|m}}

ex-gay (Adjective: of the movement against homosexuality)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ex-gay|mf}}

excusable (Adjective: possible to excuse)

* Spanish: {{t|es|excusable}}

expansive (Adjective: Able to be expanded)

* Spanish: {{t|es|expansible}}

expeditious (Adjective: [[fast)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|eficiente}}, {{t|es|rapido}}

extant (Adjective: still in existence)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|existente|m|f}}, {{t|es|extante}}

extendable (Adjective: capable of being extended)

* Spanish: {{t|es|extendible}}

extenuating (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atenuante}}, {{t+|es|extenuante}}, {{t|es|extenuador}}

extraatmospheric (Adjective: outside of Earth's atmosphere)

* Spanish: {{t|es|extraatmosférico}}

extraordinary (Adjective: remarkably good)

*Spanish: {{t|es|pulenta}} {{qualifier|Andes}}

extratextual (Adjective: outside of a text)

* Spanish: {{t|es|extratextual}}

facetious (Adjective: flippant)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fisgón}}, {{t+|es|socarrón}}, {{t|es|faceto}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}

facetious (Adjective: pleasantly humorous, jocular)

* Spanish: {{t|es|faceto|m}} {{qualifier|obsolete}}, {{t+|es|gracioso|m}}, {{t+|es|facecioso}}

factorable (Adjective: capable of being factored)

* Spanish: {{t|es|factorizable}}

far-left (Adjective: very leftist)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ultraizquierdo}}

feasible (Adjective: that can be done in practice)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|factible}}, {{t+|es|asequible}}, {{t+|es|dable}}, {{t+|es|viable}}, {{t|es|realizable}}, {{t+|es|hacedero}}, {{t+|es|agible}}, {{t+|es|ejecutable}}

filarial (Adjective: of or pertaining to filaria)

* Spanish: {{t|es|filarial}}

finicky (Adjective: fastidious and fussy; difficult to please; exacting)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fastidioso}}, {{t+|es|melindroso}}, {{t+|es|remilgado}}, {{t+|es|puntilloso|m}}, {{t+|es|quisquilloso|m}}, {{t+|es|tiquismiquis}}, {{t+|es|pejiguero}}, {{t|es|esquilimoso|m}}, {{t+|es|pedante}}

fixated (Adjective: Attached to something/someone in a neurotic or pathological manner)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|obsesionado}}, {{t|es|fijacionado}}, {{t|es|fixado}}

floppy (Adjective: limp, not hard, firm or rigid; flexible)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|flojo}}, {{t|es|desplomoso}}, {{t|es|colapsoso}}

forbidden (Adjective: not allowed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|prohibido}}, {{t|es|defeso|m}}

forcible (Adjective: able to be forced)

* Spanish: {{t|es|forzable}}

foreign (Adjective: located outside one's own country or place)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|extraño}}, {{t+|es|extranjero}}, {{t|es|foraño}}, {{t+|es|forano}}

fraternal (Adjective: genetics: of twins or embryos, produced from two different eggs and sperm, and genetically distinct)

* Spanish: {{t|es|bivitelino|m}}

freelance (Adjective: Of, or relating to a freelance)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|''freelance''}} {{q|''frílans''}}, {{t+|es|autónomo}}, {{t+|es|independiente}}, {{t|es|por libre}}, {{t|es|por cuenta propia}}

fuckable (Adjective: sexually attractive)

* Spanish: {{t|es|jodible}}, {{t|es|follable}}, {{t|es|culeable}}, {{t|es|cachable}}, {{t|es|tirable}}

full (Adjective: of a night in reference to the moon)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|alunado|m}} {{qualifier|Central America}}

fusty (Adjective: old-fashioned, refusing to change or update)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|apolillado}}, {{t+|es|desfasado}}, {{t+|es|trasnochado}}, {{t|es|viejuno}} {{qualifier|Spain, colloquial}}

gaga (Adjective: senile)

* Spanish: {{t|es|gc-gc}}, {{t+|es|cucú}}

galactocentric (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|galactocéntrico}}

garrulous (Adjective: excessively or tiresomely talkative)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|gárrulo}}, {{t|es|lenguón}}, {{t|es|lenguaz}}, {{t+|es|locuaz}}

gaunt (Adjective: unhealthily thin, as from hunger or illness)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|chupado}}, {{t+|es|demacrado}}, {{t+|es|macilento}}, {{t+|es|enjuto}}, {{t+|es|raquítico}}, {{t|es|flaquítico}} {{qualifier|Dominican Republic}}

gay (Adjective: typical of homosexual appearance)

* Spanish: {{tt|es|mariconado}}, {{tt+|es|femenino}}, {{tt|es|marimachado}}, {{tt+|es|gay}}

geolocatable (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|geolocalizable|m|f}}

getaway (Adjective: pertaining to an escape)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fúgido}}, {{t+|es|fugaz}}

gluttonous (Adjective: given to excessive eating; prone to overeating)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|glotón}}, {{t+|es|goloso}}, {{t|es|garoso}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}

godforsaken (Adjective: desolate, boring and depressing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|maldito}}, {{t|es|damnado}}, {{t+|es|réprobo}}

graceful (Adjective: showing grace)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|grácil}}, {{t+|es|gracioso}}, {{t+|es|graciado}}, {{t+|es|agraciado}}

graminivorous (Adjective: that eats grasses and seeds)

* Spanish: {{t|es|graminívoro}}

great (Adjective: important title)

* Spanish: {{t|es|Magno}}, {{t+|es|Grande}}

grim (Adjective: rigid and unrelenting)

* Spanish: {{t|es|rigido|m}}

gritty (Adjective: containing sand or grit)

* Spanish: {{t|es|gravilloso}}

grumpy (Adjective: dissatisfied and irritable)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|gruñón}}, {{t+|es|rezongón|m}}, {{t|es|refunfuñón|m}}, {{t+|es|renegón|m}}, {{t+|es|malhumorado|m}}

gullible (Adjective: easily deceived or duped, naive)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|crédulo}}, {{t+|es|cándido}}, {{t+|es|ingenuo}}, {{t|es|engañadizo|m}}

hadal (Adjective: of the deepest parts of the ocean)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hadal}}

haired (Adjective: having hair)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cabelludo}}, {{t+|es|cabellado}}, {{t+|es|melenudo}}, {{t+|es|peludo}}, {{t|es|peloso}}

hairy (Adjective: of a person)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|peludo}}, {{t+|es|velludo}}, {{t|es|peloso}}, {{t+|es|velloso}}, {{t|es|vellido}}

hairy (Adjective: of a body part other than the head)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|peludo}}, {{t+|es|velludo}}, {{t|es|peloso}}, {{t+|es|velloso}}, {{t|es|vellido}}

half-ass (Adjective: produced in an incompetent manner)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|chapucero}}, {{t+|es|cutre}}, {{t+|es|fulastre}}

half-assed (Adjective: poorly or incompetently done)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cutre}}, {{t+|es|chapucero|m}}, {{t+|es|fulastre}}, {{t|es|charanguero}}

hangry (Adjective: hungry and angry)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hambrejado|m}}

haplolepidous (Adjective: form of arthrodontous peristome)

* Spanish: {{t|es|haplolépido}}

hawkish (Adjective: supportive of warlike foreign policy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|falconino}}

hazy (Adjective: thick with haze)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|brumoso}}, {{t+|es|calinoso}}, {{t|es|calimoso}}

hearty (Adjective: promoting strength, nourishing; rich, abundant)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|corpulento}}, {{t+|es|nutritivo}}, {{t+|es|rico}}, {{t+|es|integral}}, {{t+|es|completo}}, {{t+|es|balanceado}}, {{t|es|llenador}}, {{t+|es|contundente}}, {{t|es|taipá}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t|es|taypá}} {{qualifier|Peru}}

heavy (Adjective: having great weight)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pesado}}, {{t|es|pesoso}}, {{t|es|ponderoso}}

heedless (Adjective: unaware, without noticing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|negligente}}, {{t+|es|inconsiderado}}, {{t|es|indiligente}}, {{t+|es|desatento|m}}, {{t+|es|distraído|m}}, {{t+|es|despistado|m}}

helpful (Adjective: furnishing help; giving aid; useful)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|servicial}}, {{t+|es|útil}}, {{t+|es|adyuvante}}, {{t+|es|acomedido}}, {{t+|es|solícito}}, {{t+|es|oficioso}}, {{t+|es|ayudador}}

hendecagonal (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|endecagonal}}

heptarchic (Adjective: pertaining to a heptarchy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|heptárquico}}

heterochronous (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|heterócrono|m}}, {{t|es|heterocrónico|m}}

heterosyllabic (Adjective: not occurring in the same syllable)

* Spanish: {{t|es|heterosilábico}}

high-pitched (Adjective: having a high pitch)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|agudo}}, {{t+|es|atiplado}}, {{t|es|tipludo|m}}

hodiernal (Adjective: of or pertaining to the present day or today)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hodierno}}, {{t|es|odierno}}

holonomic (Adjective: mathematics)

* Spanish: {{t|es|holónomo|m}}

holotropic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|holotrópico}}

homonormative (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|homonormativo}}

honorable (Adjective: worthy of respect)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|honorable}}, {{t+|es|honroso}}, {{t|es|honoroso|m}}

horrific (Adjective: causing horror)

* Spanish: {{t|es|horrorífico}}, {{t+|es|truculento}}, {{t|es|horrífico|m}}

hortative (Adjective: of a mood or class of imperative subjunctive moods of a verb for giving strong encouragement)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hortativo}}

husky (Adjective: hoarse and rough-sounding)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ronco}}, {{t|es|rauco|m}}, {{t+|es|aguardentoso|m}}, {{t|es|aguardientoso|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|afónico|m}}, {{t+|es|enronquecido|m}}

hyper (Adjective: of or related to hyper characters)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hyper|m|f}}

hypercorrect (Adjective: nonstandard because of a mistaken idea of standard usage)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hipercorrecto}}

hyperkinetic (Adjective: of, relating to, or affected with hyperkinesis or hyperactivity)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hipercinético}}

hypochondriac (Adjective: related to the hypochondrium)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|hipocondríaco}}, {{t+|es|hipocondriaco}}, {{t|es|hipocóndrico}}

hyponymous (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|hiponímico|m}}

hypostyle (Adjective: architecture: having a roof supported on a row of columns)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hipóstilo|m}}, {{t|es|hipóstila|f}}

idiotypic (Adjective: Of or pertaining to an idiotype)

* Spanish: {{t|es|idiotípico}}

ignorable (Adjective: that can be ignored)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ignorable}}

immature (Adjective: not fully formed)

* Spanish: {{t|es|inmaturo}}

immeasurable (Adjective: impossible to measure)

* Spanish: {{t|es|inmedible}}, {{t|es|inmensurable|m|f}}

impecunious (Adjective: lacking money)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|menesteroso}}, {{t|es|inope|m|f}}

impending (Adjective: about to happen)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inminente}}, {{t|es|impendiente}}

impregnable (Adjective: capable of being impregnated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|impregnable}} {{qualifier|of a thing}}, {{t+|es|fértil}} {{qualifier|of a female}}

improper (Adjective: not in keeping with conventional mores or good manners)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|improprio|m}}

imputrescible (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|imputrescible}}

inbound (Adjective: coming in, heading inwards)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|entrante}}, {{t|es|adveniente}}, {{t|es|ingresante}}

incarnadine (Adjective: of the pale pink or pale red colour of flesh)

* Spanish: {{t|es|incarnado}}

incoming (Adjective: coming in)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|entrante}}, {{t|es|adveniente}}, {{t|es|ingresante}}

increasable (Adjective: able to be increased)

* Spanish: {{t|es|incrementable}}

inducing (Adjective: that induces)

* Spanish: {{t|es|induciente}}

infallible (Adjective: without fault or weakness; incapable of error or fallacy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|infalible}}, {{t|es|inmancable}}

inhospitable (Adjective: not inclined to hospitality; unfriendly)

* Spanish: {{t|es|inhospitable}}, {{t|es|inhospitalario}}

inhospitable (Adjective: Not offering shelter)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inhóspito}}, {{t|es|inhospitable}}, {{t|es|inhospitalario}}

inscrutable (Adjective: difficult or impossible to comprehend, fathom or interpret)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inescrutable}}, {{t|es|impenetrable}}, {{t+|es|incomprensible}}, {{t+|es|insondable}}, {{t+|es|inscrutable}}

inside-out (Adjective: with the inside turned to be on the outside)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|evertido}}

inspiring (Adjective: providing inspiration; encouraging; stimulating)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inspirador|m}}, {{t+|es|inspirativo|m}}

intent (Adjective: firmly fixed or concentrated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|concentrado}}, {{t+|es|entregado}}, {{t+|es|decidido}}, {{t+|es|resuelto}}, {{t+|es|temoso}}

interlunar (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|interlunar}}

intermembral (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|intermembral}}

interpupillary (Adjective: between the pupils of the eyes)

* Spanish: {{t|es|interpupilar}}

intradiegetic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|intradiegético}}

intrasexual (Adjective: intrasexual)

* Spanish: {{t|es|intrasexual}}

irrefragable (Adjective: which cannot be refuted)

* Spanish: {{t|es|irrefragrable}}

irreplicable (Adjective: incapable of being replicated)

* Spanish: {{t|es|irreplicable}}

isosyllabic (Adjective: of meters with syllables of equal length)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|isosilábica|f}}, {{t|es|isosilábico|m}}

ithyphallic (Adjective: of or pertaining to the erect phallus)

* Spanish: {{t|es|itifálico|m}}

jejunal (Adjective: of or pertaining to the jejunum)

* Spanish: {{t|es|yeyunal}}

judgmental (Adjective: inclined to pass judgment)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|crítico}}, {{t|es|juzgador}}, {{t|es|judicante}}, {{t|es|sentencioso}}, {{t+|es|criticón}}, {{t|es|juzgón}} {{qualifier|Mesoamerica}}

judgy (Adjective: Inclined to make judgments; judgmental)

* Spanish: {{t|es|juzgador}}, {{t|es|judicante}}, {{t|es|sentencioso}}, {{t+|es|criticón}}, {{t|es|juzgón}} {{qualifier|Mesoamerica}}

judicious (Adjective: having or characterized by good judgment or sound thinking)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|juicioso}}, {{t|es|criterioso}} {{qualifier|South America}}

jumbo (Adjective: especially large or powerful)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|colosal}}, {{t|es|''jumbo''}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}, {{t|es|yumbo}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}

knowing (Adjective: intelligent)

* Spanish: {{t|es|esciente}}, {{t|es|sabiente}}, {{t+|es|conocedor}}, {{t|es|cognociente}}, {{t|es|conociente}}, {{t+|es|sabido}}, {{t+|es|cognoscente}}

lame (Adjective: slang: failing to be cool, funny, interesting or relevant)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|Mexico}} {{t+|es|chafa}}, {{t+|es|soso}}, {{t|es|monse}}

laryngological (Adjective: of or pertaining to laryngology)

* Spanish: {{t|es|laringológico}}

laryngotracheal (Adjective: pertaining to both larynx and trachea)

* Spanish: {{t|es|laringotraqueal}}

last (Adjective: final)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|último}}, {{t+|es|postrero|m}}, {{t+|es|postrer|m}}, {{t+|es|postrimero|m}}, {{t|es|postremo|m}}, {{t|es|postremero|m}}

latitudinarian (Adjective: tolerant, especially of other people's religious views)

* Spanish: {{t|es|laxista|f}}

lazy (Adjective: unwilling to work)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|perezoso}}, {{t+|es|flojo}}, {{t|es|locho}}, {{t+|es|haragán}}, {{t+|es|vago}}, {{t+|es|holgazán|m}}, {{t|es|acostadote}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}, {{t|es|echadote}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}, {{t|es|poltrón}}, {{t+|es|apoltronado}}

learnable (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|aprensible}}, {{t|es|aprendible}}

legendary (Adjective: of or pertaining to a legend)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|legendario}}, {{t|es|leyendario}}

lenient (Adjective: tolerant; not strict)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tolerante}}, {{t+|es|laxo}}, {{t|es|leniente}} {{qualifier|archaic|Peru}}, {{t|es|de manga ancha}}

leptokurtic (Adjective: having positive excess kurtosis)

* Spanish: {{t|es|leptocúrtico}}

light (Adjective: pale in colour)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|claro}}, {{t+|es|pálido|m}}, {{t+|es|blanquecino|m}}, {{t|es|blanquinoso|m}}, {{t|es|blanquizco|m}}, {{t|es|desblanquecido|m}}, {{t|es|blancuzco|m}}, {{t|es|desblanquiñado|m}}, {{t+|es|albarizo|m}}, {{t|es|blancazo|m}}

ligneous (Adjective: woody)

* Spanish: {{t|es|lignario}}

lippy (Adjective: having prominent lips)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|befo|m}}, {{t|es|bembudo|m}}, {{t+|es|bezudo|m}}, {{t+|es|morrudo|m}}, {{t|es|trompudo|m}}

loaded (Adjective: (of a question) designed to produce a predictable answer, or to lay a trap)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|presuncioso}}, {{t+|es|presuntuoso}}, {{t+|es|tendencioso}}

long-legged (Adjective: having long legs)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|zancudo}}, {{t|es|piernilargo|m}}, {{t|es|patilargo|m}}

lost for words (Adjective: speechless from surprise or shock)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|corchado}}

low-rise (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|descaderado}}, {{t|es|de tiro bajo}}

ludicrous (Adjective: idiotic or unthinkable, often to the point of being funny)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|irrisorio}}, {{t+|es|ridículo}}, {{t+|es|disparatado}}, {{t+|es|descabellado}}, {{t+|es|absurdo|m}}, {{t+|es|risible|m|f}}, {{t|es|lúdicro|m}}

man-eating (Adjective: inclined to eat human flesh)

* Spanish: {{t|es|comehombre|m}}

marketable (Adjective: of or pertaining to marketability)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|comerciable|m|f}}, {{t|es|marquetinero|m}}

marmoreal (Adjective: resembling marble or a marble statue)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|marmóreo|m}}, {{t+|es|marmoroso|m}}, {{t+|es|marmoleado|m}}

maudlin (Adjective: extravagantly or excessively sentimental; self-pitying)

* Spanish: {{t|es|lloraduelos}}, {{t+|es|llorón}}, {{t+|es|llorica}}, {{t+|es|lamentoso}}

meddling (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|metiche}}, {{t|es|entremetido}}, {{t+|es|entrometido}}, {{t+|es|meterete}}, {{t|es|metijón}}, {{t|es|meticón}}, {{t|es|safrisco}}, {{t+|es|entrépito}}, {{t|es|metichi}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}, {{t|es|metiches}} {{qualifier|Central America}}, {{t|es|intrusete}}

melliferous (Adjective: of a plant or its parts: bearing any substance which is collected by bees to produce honey)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|melífero}}, {{t|es|melífico}}

melliferous (Adjective: producing honey)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|melífero}}, {{t|es|melífico}}

mergeable (Adjective: Capable of being merged)

* Spanish: {{t|es|fusionable}}

meritorious (Adjective: deserving of merit or commendation; deserving reward)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|meritorio|m}}, {{t+|es|loable}}, {{t+|es|laudable}}, {{t+|es|encomiable}}, {{t+|es|elogiable}}, {{t|es|ensalzable}}, {{t+|es|benemérito|m}}, {{t+|es|plausible}}

mesokurtic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|mesocúrtico}}

metastatic (Adjective: relating to metastasis)

* Spanish: {{t|es|metastático}}

mild (Adjective: gentle; pleasant; kind; soft)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|suave}}, {{t+|es|leve}}, {{t|es|lene}}, {{t+|es|lieve}}

mild (Adjective: (illness or pain) not serious or dangerous)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|leve}}, {{t|es|lene}}, {{t+|es|lieve}}

mimsy (Adjective: flimsy and miserable)

* Spanish: {{t|es|misendeble}}

minerotrophic (Adjective: pertaining to minerotrophy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|minerotrófico}}

misleading (Adjective: tending to mislead)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|engañoso}}, {{t+|es|ilusorio}}, {{t+|es|erróneo}}, {{t+|es|equívoco}}, {{t|es|despistante}}, {{t+|es|falaz}}, {{t|es|delusivo|m}}, {{t|es|delusorio|m}}

mohatra (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mohatra}}

monomorphemic (Adjective: consisting of only one morpheme)

* Spanish: {{t|es|monomorfémico}}

monosemic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|monosémico}}

monosyllabic (Adjective: using monosyllables)

* Spanish: {{t|es|monosílabico}}

mopey (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sombrío}}, {{t+|es|deprimido}}, {{t|es|llorisqueoso}}, {{t|es|lloriqueoso}}

morphemic (Adjective: of or relating to morphemics or to a morpheme)

* Spanish: {{t|es|morfémico}}

mortal (Adjective: causing death; deadly; fatal; killing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mortal}}, {{t|es|exicial}}, {{t+|es|mortífero}}, {{t+|es|deletéreo|m}}

mournful (Adjective: filled with grief or sadness)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|melancólico}}, {{t+|es|lastimero}}, {{t|es|lutoso}}, {{t+|es|luctuoso}}

multiple-choice (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|multiopción}}

multitactical (Adjective: employing multiple tactics)

* Spanish: {{t|es|multitáctico}}

mycotrophic (Adjective: obtaining one's nutrients through symbiosis with fungi)

* Spanish: {{t|es|microtrófico}}

myopic (Adjective: unable to see distant objects unaided)

* Spanish: {{t|es|miope}}, {{t|es|chejo|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t|es|corto de vista|m}}

narcoleptic (Adjective: pertaining to narcolepsy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|narcoléptico}}

nascent (Adjective: emerging; just coming into existence)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|naciente}}, {{t|es|nasciente}} {{qualifier|dated}}

nearby (Adjective: adjacent)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cercano}}, {{t+|es|próximo}}, {{t|es|concercano}}

negligible (Adjective: able to be ignored or excluded)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|insignificante}}, {{t+|es|desdeñable}}, {{t|es|negligible}}

nephelinic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|nefelinico}}

neurodiverse (Adjective: of a person: exhibiting neurodiversity; of a group: made up of neurodivergent people)

* Spanish: {{t|es|neurodiverso}}

neurodiverse (Adjective: of or pertaining to neurodivergent people or groups)

* Spanish: {{t|es|neurodiverso}}

nice (Adjective: pleasant, satisfactory)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|simpático}}, {{t+|es|agradable}}, {{t+|es|amable}}, {{t+|es|bueno}}, {{t+|es|placible}}, {{t+|es|aplacible}}, {{t+|es|apacible}}, {{t+|es|paja}} {{qualifier|Peru}}, {{t+|es|majo}}

nictemeral (Adjective: varying regularly with a day/night cycle)

* Spanish: {{t|es|nictemeral}}

noctilucent (Adjective: (meteorology) glowing at night)

* Spanish: {{t|es|noctilucente}}

noisy (Adjective: making a noise)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|ruidoso}}, {{t+|es|bullicioso}}, {{t+|es|embullador}}

non-venomous (Adjective: not producing venom)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atóxico}}

nondescript (Adjective: without distinguishing qualities)

* Spanish: {{t|es|indescriptivo|m}}

nontoxic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atóxico}}

nosy (Adjective: having a large nose)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|narigudo|m}}, {{t+|es|narigón|m}}, {{t|es|narizotas|m|m-p|f|f-p}}

noumenal (Adjective: of or pertaining to the noumenon)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|nouménico}}

noxious (Adjective: harmful)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|nocivo|m}}, {{t|es|daniño|m}}, {{t|es|nocible}}

nucleonic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|nucleónico}}

obsequious (Adjective: obedient, compliant with someone else's orders)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|servil}}, {{t|es|apatronado}}, {{t|es|obsequioso}}

obsidian (Adjective: poetic: black)

* Spanish: {{t|es|obsidiano|m}}

obtrusive (Adjective: of a thing: noticeable or prominent, especially in a displeasing way)

* Spanish: {{t|es|obtrusivo|m}}, {{t|es|obtruso|m}}

odylic (Adjective: of or pertaining to the od or odyle)

* Spanish: {{t|es|odílico}}, {{t|es|ódico}}

oghamic (Adjective: in, of, or pertaining to Ogham)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ogámico|m}}

old (Adjective: of an object, concept, etc: having existed for a relatively long period of time)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|antiguo}}, {{tt+|es|viejo}}, {{t|es|vejancón|m}} {{qualifier|augmentative}}

omnibenevolent (Adjective: all-loving or infinitely good)

* Spanish: {{t|es|todobenevolente}}, {{t|es|omnibenevolente}}

one-eyed (Adjective: having only a single eye)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tuerto}}, {{t|es|chejo|m}} {{qualifier|Peru}}

opposite (Adjective: located directly across from)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|opuesto}}, {{t|es|opósito}} {{qualifier|United States}}

opposite (Adjective: facing the other way)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|opuesto}}, {{t|es|opósito}} {{qualifier|United States}}

opposite (Adjective: of complementary or mutually exclusive things)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|opuesto}}, {{t|es|opósito}} {{qualifier|United States}}

oral (Adjective: relating to the mouth)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|oral}}, {{t+|es|bucal}}, {{t|es|bocal}}

oralizable (Adjective: able to be oralized)

* Spanish: {{t|es|oralizable}}

organomercury (Adjective: of an organic compound, containing a carbon to mercury bond)

* Spanish: {{t|es|organomercúrico}}

osmometric (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|osmométrico}}

outbound (Adjective: leaving or departing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|saliente}}, {{t|es|exiente}}, {{t|es|egresante}}

outgoing (Adjective: going out, on its way out)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|saliente}}, {{t|es|exiente}}, {{t|es|egresante}}

outlandish (Adjective: greatly different from common experience)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|abracadabrante}}, {{t+|es|descabellado|m}}, {{t+|es|disparatado|m}}, {{t+|es|estrafalario}}, {{t+|es|estrambótico}}, {{t+|es|extravagante}}, {{t+|es|insólito|m}}, {{t+|es|inverosímil}}, {{t+|es|peregrino|m}}, {{t+|es|rocambolesco|m}}

over-the-counter (Adjective: involving direct interaction between two parties without an intermediary)

* Spanish: {{t|es|extrabursátil}}

overambitious (Adjective: excessively ambitious)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rampante}}, {{t|es|sobreambicioso}}

overbearing (Adjective: overly bossy or domineering)

* Spanish: {{t|es|oprimente}}, {{t|es|subyugante}}, {{t+|es|prepotente}}

overelaborate (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rocambolesco|m}}, {{t|es|sobreelaborado|m}}

overhyped (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|sobrepromocionado|m}}

overpowered (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|sobrepoderoso}}, {{t|es|superpotenciado}}, {{t|es|hiperpotenciado}}

overpriced (Adjective: priced higher than what it is really worth)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sobre-tasado}}

overripe (Adjective: excessively ripe; spoiled; gone bad)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pasado}}, {{t|es|sobremaduro}}

overwrought (Adjective: in a state of excessive nervousness, excitement, or anger)

* Spanish: {{t|es|nerviosisimo}}, {{t|es|sobrexitado}}, {{t+|es|rabioso}}

oxymoronic (Adjective: Of or pertaining to an oxymoron)

* Spanish: {{t|es|oximorónico}}

oxyntic (Adjective: producing acid)

* Spanish: {{t|es|oxíntico|m}}

ozonic (Adjective: of or pertaining to ozone)

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|ozónico}}

p-adic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|''p''-ádico}}

pale (Adjective: having a pallor, of human skin)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pálido}}, {{t|es|payulo}}, {{t|es|puspo}}

paraclinical (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|paraclínico}}

parallactic (Adjective: pertaining to parallax)

* Spanish: {{t|es|paraláctico|m}}

paralogous (Adjective: having a similar structure)

* Spanish: {{t|es|paralogo}}

pareidolic (Adjective: pertaining to pareidolia)

* Spanish: {{t|es|pareidólico}}

paroxytone (Adjective: paroxytone)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|grave}}, {{t+|es|paroxítono}}, {{t+|es|llano}}

passable (Adjective: That may be passed or traversed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pasable}}, {{t+|es|pasadero}}

passable (Adjective: Tolerable; satisfactory; adequate)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pasadero}}

patrilateral (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|patrilateral|m|f}}

pederastic (Adjective: relating or pertaining to pederasty)

* Spanish: {{t|es|pederastico}}

perfectoid (Adjective: mathematical concept)

* Spanish: {{t|es|perfectoide}}

perfunctory (Adjective: performed out of routine, with little care)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|superficial}}, {{t+|es|perfunctorio}}, {{t+|es|rutinario}}

perioperative (Adjective: relating to operation)

* Spanish: {{t|es|perioperatorio}}

peripubescent (Adjective: in or of the early onset of puberty)

* Spanish: {{t|es|peripúber}}

pernickety (Adjective: paying undue attention to minor details)

* Spanish: {{t|es|punctilloso}}, {{t+|es|puntilloso}}

personable (Adjective: having pleasing appearance or manner)

* Spanish: {{t|es|simpatico}}, {{t+|es|amable}}

pertussal (Adjective: pertaining to pertussis)

* Spanish: {{t|es|pertúsico}}, {{t|es|tosferínico}}

petty (Adjective: of persons or their behaviour: marked by or reflective of undesirably limited interests, sympathies, or views; preoccupied with subjects having little or no importance and not mindful of broader concerns)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|quisquilloso}}, {{t+|es|tiquismiquis}}, {{t+|es|melindroso}}, {{t|es|de pitiminí}}, {{t+|es|detallista}}, {{t+|es|minucioso}}, {{t+|es|mezquino}}, {{t|es|mesquino}}, {{t+|es|frívolo}}, {{t+|es|nimio}}

phallocentric (Adjective: Focus on the phallus or on a male point of view.)

* Spanish: {{t|es|falocéntrico}}

philopolemic (Adjective: exalting or supporting conflict or war)

* Spanish: {{t|es|filopolémico|m}}, {{t+|es|beligerante}}, {{t+|es|belicoso|m}}

philopolemic (Adjective: fond of polemics or controversy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|filopolémico|m}}

physiognomic (Adjective: of or relating to physiognomy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|fisiognómico}}

piceous (Adjective: of or pertaining to pitch; having a quality like pitch)

* Spanish: {{t|es|piceo|m}}

piceous (Adjective: resembling pitch in colour)

* Spanish: {{t|es|píceo|m}}

pinkish (Adjective: somewhat pink)

* Spanish: {{t|es|rosadizo}}, {{t|es|arosado}}

pivotal (Adjective: of, relating to, or being a pivot)

* Spanish: {{t|es|pivotal}}

pivotal (Adjective: being of crucial importance; central, key)

* Spanish: {{t|es|crucial}}, {{t|es|pivotal}}

plasmodial (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|plasmodial}}

platykurtic (Adjective: having negative excess kurtosis)

* Spanish: {{t|es|platicúrtico}}

pleasant (Adjective: giving pleasure; pleasing in manner)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|agradable}}, {{t+|es|placentero}}, {{t+|es|placible}}, {{t+|es|aplacible}}, {{t+|es|apacible}}

pockmarked (Adjective: having pockmarks)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cacarizo}}

poignant (Adjective: sharp-pointed; keen)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|puntiagudo}}, {{t|es|punzo-cortante}}

pointy (Adjective: pointed in shape)

* Spanish: {{t|es|puntudo}}, {{t+|es|puntiagudo}}

polymorphemic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|polimorfémico}}

polytonic (Adjective: Using the Greek system of diacritics)

* Spanish: {{t|es|politónico}}

poor (Adjective: with few or no possessions or money)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pobre}}, {{t+|es|mishio}} {{qualifier|Argentina|Uruguay}}

poppy (Adjective: having a popping or busting sound)

* Spanish: {{t|es|borboteante|m|f}}, {{t|es|entusiástico|m}}, {{t+|es|burbujeante|m|f}}

posh (Adjective: snobbish)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|snob|m|f}}, {{t+|es|esnob|m|f}}, {{t+|es|fresón|m}} {{qualifier|Central America}}, {{t+|es|fifí|m|f}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}

posttranslational (Adjective: Of or pertaining to the period after a protein has been translated from mRNA)

* Spanish: {{t|es|posttraduccional}}

potbellied (Adjective: having a potbelly)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|panzón|m}}, {{t+|es|panzudo|m}}, {{t+|es|barrigudo|m}}, {{t+|es|barrigón|m}}, {{t+|es|guatón|m}}, {{t|es|ventripotente}}

predictable (Adjective: able to be predicted)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|predecible}}, {{t|es|predictible}}, {{t|es|previsible}}

preemptive (Adjective: of or relating to preemption)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|preventivo}}, {{t|es|preemptivo|m}}

preemptive (Adjective: so as to deter an anticipated unpleasant situation)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|preventivo}}, {{t+|es|cautelar}}, {{t|es|preemptivo|m}}, {{t+|es|providencial}}, {{t+|es|precautorio|m}}

prefatory (Adjective: introductory)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|introductorio|m}}, {{t|es|prefatorio}}

premarital (Adjective: before one’s marriage)

* Spanish: {{t|es|premarital}}

premium (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|''premium''}}, {{t|es|prémium}}, {{t|es|prímium}}, {{t+|es|fénix|m}} {{qualifier|noun}}

prepositional (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|preposicional}}, {{t+check|es|prepositivo}}

preproparoxytone (Adjective: preproparoxytone)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|superproparoxítono}}, {{t+|es|sobreesdrújulo}}, {{t+|es|sobresdrújulo}}

pretentious (Adjective: marked by an unwarranted claim to importance or distinction)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pretencioso}}, {{t|es|pretensioso|m}}, {{t|es|comparón}} {{qualifier|Dominican Republic}}

prim (Adjective: prudish)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mojigato|m}}, {{t|es|santurrón}}, {{t|es|cartuchón}}

proficient (Adjective: skilled)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|competente}}, {{t+|es|proficiente}}, {{t+|es|perito}}

profitable (Adjective: producing profit)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rentable}}, {{t+|es|provechoso}}, {{t+|es|lucrativo}}, {{t+|es|ventajoso}}, {{t|es|remunerativo}}, {{t|es|proficuo}}, {{t+|es|lucroso}}

prone (Adjective: predisposed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|propenso}}, {{t|es|propendiente}}

pronged (Adjective: having prongs)

* Spanish: {{t|es|furcado}}

proparoxytone (Adjective: proparoxytone)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|proparoxítono}}, {{t+|es|esdrújulo}}

protagonistic (Adjective: characteristic of a protagonist)

* Spanish: {{t|es|protagonístico}}, {{t|es|protagónico}}, {{t+|es|protagonista}}

prothrombotic (Adjective: that leads to thrombosis)

* Spanish: {{t|es|protrombótico}}

prudent (Adjective: practically wise, judicious, shrewd)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|prudente}}, {{t|es|criterioso}} {{qualifier|South America}}

prudish (Adjective: exaggeratedly proper)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|pudibundo}}, {{t|es|santurrón}}, {{t+|es|mojigato}}, {{t|es|pacato}}, {{t+|es|timorato}}, {{t|es|cartuchón}}, {{t+|es|gazmoño}}

psychogenic (Adjective: originating from or caused by state of mind)

* Spanish: {{t|es|psicogénico}}, {{t|es|sicogénico}}

psychopharmacological (Adjective: of or pertaining to psychopharmacology)

* Spanish: {{t|es|psicofarmacológico}}

puny (Adjective: of inferior size)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|flojo}}, {{t|es|gualtrapas}}, {{t+|es|tirillas}}

puppyish (Adjective: With the qualities of a puppy)

* Spanish: {{t|es|cachorril|m|f}}

putrescible (Adjective: Decomposable; capable of becoming putrescent; rottable)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|putrescible}}

quarrelsome (Adjective: given to quarreling)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rijoso}}, {{t|es|pleitista}}, {{t+|es|leguleyo|m}}, {{t|es|porfiador|m}}, {{t+|es|quilombero}}, {{t+|es|picapleitos}}

queasy (Adjective: experiencing or causing nausea or uneasiness)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|nauseabundo}}, {{t+|es|nauseoso}} {{qualifier|rare}}

queer (Adjective: pertaining to non-normative sexuality)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|''queer''}}, {{qualifier|neutral}} {{t+|es|torcido}}, {{t+|es|cuir}}, {{t|es|non heterosexual}}

quixotic (Adjective: Resembling or characteristic of Don Quixote)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|quijotesco}}, {{t|es|aquijotado|m}}

ragged (Adjective: wearing tattered clothes)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|andrajoso|m}}, {{t+|es|harapiento|m}}, {{t|es|trapajoso|m}}, {{t+|es|haraposo|m}}, {{t|es|desarrapado|m}}, {{t+|es|astroso|m}}, {{t+|es|zarrapastroso|m}}, {{t+|es|zarrapastrón|m}}

raggedy (Adjective: wearing ragged clothes)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|harapiento|m}}, {{t+|es|andrajoso|m}}, {{t|es|desarrapado|m}}, {{t|es|desharrapado|m}}, {{t+|es|zarrapastroso|m}}, {{t|es|hilachento|m}}

raised (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|relievado}}, {{t+|es|tridimensional}}, {{t|es|saledizo}}

random (Adjective: computing: pseudorandom)

* Spanish: {{t|es|pseudoaleatorio}}, {{t|es|pseudoazaroso|m}}, {{t|es|pseudoestocástico|m}}

ratiocinative (Adjective: Pertaining to or characterized by ratiocination)

* Spanish: {{t|es|raciocinativo}}

re-electable (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|reeligible}}, {{t|es|reesleíble}}

ready (Adjective: prepared for immediate action or use)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|preparado}}, {{t+|es|listo}}, {{t+|es|listoco}} {{qualifier|colloquial|Chile}}, {{t+|es|alistado}}, {{t+|es|aprestado}}

recognizable (Adjective: able to be recognized)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|reconocible}}, {{t|es|recognoscible}}

recumbent (Adjective: lying down)

* Spanish: {{t|es|recumbente}}, {{t|es|yacente}}, {{t+|es|reclinado}}

recursive (Adjective: mathematics: of an expression, in which each term is determined by applying a formula to preceding terms)

* Spanish: {{t|es|iteractivo|m}}, {{t+|es|recurrente|m|f}}

reddish (Adjective: resembling the colour red)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rojizo}}, {{t|es|rubescente}}

reddish (Adjective: quite red; red to a certain extent)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rojizo}}, {{t|es|rubescente}}

redolent (Adjective: suggestive or reminiscent)

* Spanish: {{t|es|redolente}}

religiological (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|religiológico}}

reluctant (Adjective: not wanting to take some action)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|renuente}}, {{t+|es|reacio}}, {{t+|es|reluctante}}, {{t+|es|reticente}}, {{t+|es|renitente}}

remaining (Adjective: which remains)

* Spanish: {{t|es|restante}}, {{t+|es|remanente}}, {{t|es|remaneciente}}

remorseful (Adjective: feeling or filled with remorse)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|arrepentido}}, {{t|es|remordiente}}

retaliatory (Adjective: relating to or part of a retaliation)

* Spanish: {{t|es|represaliante|m|f}}

revivable (Adjective: possible to return to life)

* Spanish: {{t|es|revivificable}}

rhizotonic (Adjective: stem-stressed)

* Spanish: {{t|es|rizotónico}}

rich (Adjective: having wealth)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rico}}, {{t+|es|pesudo}}

rogue (Adjective: deceitful, unprincipled)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|deshonesto}}, {{t+|es|corrupto}}, {{t|es|inescrupuloso}}, {{t+|es|chanta}} {{qualifier|South America}}, {{t+|es|chantapufi}} {{qualifier|River Plate}}, {{t+|es|bribón}}, {{t+|es|pícaro|m}}, {{t+|es|bellaco}}, {{t+|es|delincuente}}, {{t+|es|gamberro}}

rough (Adjective: approximate)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aproximado|m}}, {{t|es|aproximativo|m}}, {{t+|es|casi}}

royal (Adjective: of or relating to a monarch or his family)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|real}}, {{t|es|realengo|m}}, {{t+|es|regio|m}}, {{t+|es|monárquico|m}}, {{t+|es|palaciego|m}}, {{t|es|palaciano|m}}

rude (Adjective: bad-mannered)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rudo}}, {{t+|es|grosero}}, {{t+|es|descortés}}, {{t+|es|soez}}, {{t|es|patasucia}} {{qualifier|River Plate}}

rudimentary (Adjective: of or relating to rudiments)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rudimentario}}, {{t+|es|rudimental}}

rudimentary (Adjective: basic; minimal)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|rudimental}}, {{t+|es|rudimentario}}, {{t+|es|elemental}}

rugged (Adjective: rough with bristles)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|velludo}}, {{t|es|barboso}}, {{t+|es|peludo|m}}, {{t+|es|peluda|f}}

rurban (Adjective: of a location which has both urban and rural characteristics)

* Spanish: {{t|es|rurbano}}

russet (Adjective: color)

* Spanish: {{t|es|marrojizo}}, {{t|es|marrojiza|f}}

saccharine (Adjective: of or relating to sugar)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sacarino}}, {{t+|es|sacarífero|m}}

saccharine (Adjective: excessively sweet, especially if romantic or sentimental to the point of ridiculousness)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cursi}}, {{t+|es|dulzón}}, {{t+|es|empalagoso}}, {{t|es|meloso|m}}, {{t|es|pasteloso|m}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t|es|sensiblero|m}}

saline (Adjective: salty)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|salino}}, {{t|es|salífero|m}}

sapiosexual (Adjective: sexually attracted to intelligence)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sapiosexual}}

saturnine (Adjective: of a person: having a tendency to be cold, bitter, gloomy, etc.)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|saturnino|m}}, {{t+|es|saturnina|f}}, {{t|es|soturno|m}}, {{t|es|soturna|f}}

scattered (Adjective: Randomly distributed)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desperdigado}}, {{t+|es|disperso}}, {{t|es|esparsido|m}}

scheming (Adjective: tending to scheme)

* Spanish: {{t|es|intrigante}}, {{t|es|trapisondista}}

scrawny (Adjective: thin, malnourished and weak)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|enjuto}}, {{t+|es|magro}}, {{t+|es|escuálido}}, {{t|es|escuchimizado}}, {{t+|es|esmirriado}}, {{t+|es|tirillas}}, {{t+|es|canijo}}, {{t+|es|enclenque}}, {{t+|es|endeble}}, {{t+|es|flacucho}}, {{t|es|pishque}} {{qualifier|Guatemala}}

secluded (Adjective: in seclusion, isolated, remote)

* Spanish: {{t|es|secluso}}

seclusive (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|secluso}}

seedy (Adjective: full of seeds)

* Spanish: {{t|es|semilloso}}

selenocentric (Adjective: having the moon at the center)

* Spanish: {{t|es|selenocéntrico}}

self-deprecating (Adjective: disapproval of self)

* Spanish: {{t|es|autoirónico|m}}, {{t|es|autoparódico|m}}, {{t|es|autoderisorio|m}}, {{t|es|autodespreciativo|m}}, {{t|es|autoirrisorio|m}}

self-evident (Adjective: obviously true)

* Spanish: {{t|es|autoevidente}}, {{t+|es|lógico}}, {{t+|es|evidente}}

self-explanatory (Adjective: explaining itself)

* Spanish: {{t|es|autoexplicativo|m}}, {{t+|es|evidente}}, {{t+|es|intuitivo|m}}

self-righteous (Adjective: piously self-assured and smugly moralistic)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mojigato|m}}, {{t+|es|creído}}, {{t|es|santurrón|m}}, {{t+|es|farisaico|m}}

semasiological (Adjective: of or pertaining to semasiology)

* Spanish: {{t|es|semasiológico}}

semifluid (Adjective: having properties intermediate between liquids and solids)

* Spanish: {{t|es|semiflúido}}

semipornographic (Adjective: partly pornographic)

* Spanish: {{t|es|semipornográfico}}

senile (Adjective: exhibiting the deterioration in mind)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|senil}}, {{t+|es|chocho}}, {{t|es|chocheante}}, {{t+|es|gagá}}

sensorimotor (Adjective: of or pertaining to both sensory and motor activity)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sensoriomotor|m}}, {{t|es|sensoriomotora|f}}

sentient (Adjective: able to consciously perceive through the use of sense faculties)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|consciente}}, {{t|es|sentiente}}, {{t|es|sintiente}}

shady (Adjective: abounding in shades)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|umbroso}}, {{t|es|umbrátil}}, {{t|es|umbrío}}, {{t+|es|sombreado}}

shady (Adjective: causing shade)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|umbroso}}, {{t|es|umbrátil}}

shady (Adjective: not trustworthy; unfit to be seen or known)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|turbio}}, {{t+|es|sórdido}}, {{t+|es|sospechoso}}, {{t|es|suspecto}}, {{t+|es|dudoso}}, {{t+|es|deshonesto}}

shallow (Adjective: lacking interest or substance)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|superficial}}, {{t|es|desinteresante}}

shameless (Adjective: having no shame)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desvergonzado}}, {{t+|es|caradura}}, {{t+|es|descarado}}, {{t+|es|impúdico}}, {{t|es|relambido|m}}, {{t+|es|desfachatado|m}}, {{t+|es|atorrante}}

shit (Adjective: despicable)

* Spanish: {{t|es|mierdada|f}}

shitty (Adjective: covered in shit)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|merdoso|m}}, {{t+|es|cagado|m}}

short (Adjective: of a person, of comparatively small height)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|bajo}}, {{t+|es|petiso}} {{qualifier|South America}}, {{t+|es|chato}}, {{t|es|pishirico|m}} {{qualifier|Guatemala}}, {{t|es|patato|m}} {{qualifier|Cuba}}, {{t|es|zaparruco|m}}

short-legged (Adjective: having short legs)

* Spanish: {{t|es|paticorto|m}}

sidesplitting (Adjective: exceptionally funny)

* Spanish: {{t|es|descuajaringante}}, {{t|es|desternillante}}, {{t|es|descacharrante}}, {{t|es|tronchante}}, {{t|es|] ] ] (]) ]}}, {{t|es|] ] ] (]) ]}}, {{t|es|] ] ] (]) ]}} {{qualifier|vulgar}}

silly (Adjective: semiconscious)

* Spanish: {{t|es|semiaturdido}}

sinoatrial (Adjective: relating to the venous sinus and right atrium)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sinoatrial}}

skinny (Adjective: thin)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|delgado}}, {{qualifier|to a more extreme degree}} {{t+|es|flaco}}, {{t|es|enlapado|m}} {{qualifier|Puerto Rico}}

sleazy (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|cutre}}, {{t-check|es|corroncho}}, {{t+check|es|gacho}}, {{t+check|es|groncho}}, {{t+check|es|corrupto}}, {{t+check|es|escandaloso}}, {{t+check|es|sórdido}}

slender (Adjective: thin)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|esbelto}}, {{t|es|''slender''}} {{qualifier|''slénder''|America}}

slight (Adjective: small in amount, insignificant)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|insignificante}}, {{t+|es|leve}}, {{t+|es|ligero}}, {{t|es|lene}}, {{t+|es|lieve}}

slipshod (Adjective: done poorly or too quickly)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|chapucero|m}}, {{t+|es|descuidado|m}}, {{t+|es|burdo|m}}, {{t|es|pastrano|m}}

small (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|''small''}} {{qualifier|Americas}}, {{t|es|esmol}} {{qualifier|Central America}}

snow-white (Adjective: as white as snow)

* Spanish: {{t|es|blanconieve}}, {{t+|es|nevado}}

soapy (Adjective: resembling soap)

* Spanish: {{t|es|saponáceo|m}}

somnambulistic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|somnámbulo}}

sooty (Adjective: soiled with soot)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tiznado}}, {{t|es|hollinoso}}, {{t|es|holliniento|m}}

soteriological (Adjective: pertaining to soteriology)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|soteriológico}}

spagyric (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|espagírico}}

spectrometric (Adjective: of or pertaining to spectrometry)

* Spanish: {{t|es|espectrométrico}}

spicy (Adjective: providing a burning sensation due to chilies and other spices)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|picante}}, {{t+|es|picoso}}, {{t|es|alampante}}

sporadic (Adjective: exhibiting random behaviour)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|esporádico}}, {{t|es|guadianesco}} {{qualifier|Spain}}

squiffy (Adjective: slightly intoxicated)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|achispado}}, {{t|es|piripí}}

squishy (Adjective: (of an object or substance) yielding easily to pressure; very soft; especially, soft and wet, as mud)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|blando|m}}, {{t+|es|fofo|m}}, {{t+|es|esponjoso|m}}, {{t+|es|bofo|m}}, {{t|es|fungoso|m}}

stale (Adjective: having lost its freshness)

* Spanish: {{qualifier|bread}} {{t+|es|duro}}, {{t+|es|revenido}}, {{qualifier|food}} {{t+|es|pasado}}, {{t+|es|rancio}}, {{qualifier|air}} {{t+|es|viciado}}, {{t+|es|alaste}}, {{t+|es|correoso}}, {{t+|es|endurecido}}

starchy (Adjective: containing starch)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|feculento}}, {{t+|es|amiláceo}}

stertorous (Adjective: Sounding like snoring)

* Spanish: {{t|es|estertoroso}}

stoned (Adjective: high on drugs)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|colocado}} {{qualifier|Spain}}, {{t|es|marihuano}}, {{t|es|pacheco}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|emporrado}}, {{t+|es|trabado}} {{qualifier|Colombia}}

straight (Adjective: heterosexual)

* Spanish: {{t|es|hetero}}, {{t|es|hétero}}, {{t+|es|heterosexual}}

stressful (Adjective: irritating; causing stress)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|irritante}}, {{t|es|estresoso}}, {{t+|es|estresante}}

stressogenic (Adjective: causing stress)

* Spanish: {{t|es|estresogénico}}

stupendous (Adjective: astonishingly great or large)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|groso}} {{qualifier|Southern Cone}}

styloid (Adjective: of or pertaining to the styloid process)

* Spanish: {{t|es|estiloides}}, {{t|es|estiloideo}}

subsequent (Adjective: following in time)

* Spanish: {{t|es|subsiguiente}}, {{t+|es|posterior}}, {{t|es|subseyente}}, {{t+|es|ulterior}}, {{t|es|subsecuente}}

supererogatory (Adjective: doing more than is required)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|supererogatorio}}

superordinate (Adjective: greater in degree, rank or position)

* Spanish: {{t|es|superordinado}}

suppletive (Adjective: which supplies an etymologically unrelated word with forms, or which is used as one of its forms)

* Spanish: {{t|es|supletivo}}

supraglacial (Adjective: of, relating to, or situated or occurring at the surface of a glacier)

* Spanish: {{t|es|supraglaciar}}

suspect (Adjective: viewed with suspicion)

* Spanish: {{t|es|suspecto|m}}, {{t+|es|sospechoso|m}}

suspicious (Adjective: arousing suspicion)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|sospechoso}}, {{t|es|suspecto|m}}

sustentacular (Adjective: serving to support or sustain)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sustentacular}}

swanky (Adjective: posh; elegant; ritzy)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|elegante}}, {{t|es|ricachon}} {{qualifier|slang}}

sylvan (Adjective: wooded)

* Spanish: {{t|es|silvano}}, {{t+|es|silvestre}}, {{t+|es|selvático}}, {{t+|es|silvático}}

synanthropic (Adjective: associated with humans)

* Spanish: {{t|es|sinantrópico}}, {{t|es|sinántropo}}

syndemic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|sindémico|m}}

tamed (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|mansuefacto|m}}, {{t+|es|amansado|m}}

tantamount (Adjective: equivalent in meaning or effect)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|equivalente}}, {{t|es|equiparable}}, {{t|es|equipolente}}

tax-deductible (Adjective: exempt from payment of income tax)

* Spanish: {{t|es|desgravable}}

teetotal (Adjective: abstinent from alcohol)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|abstemio}}, {{t+|es|temperante}}, {{t+|es|aguado|m}}

telestial (Adjective: of or pertaining to the lowest degree of glory)

* Spanish: {{t|es|telestial|m|f}}

telling (Adjective: revealing information; bearing significance)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|revelador|m}}, {{t+|es|expresivo|m}}, {{t+|es|indicante}}

temporary (Adjective: for a limited time, ephemeral, not constant)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|temporal}} {{qualifier|]}}, {{t+|es|temporario}} {{qualifier|not used often}}, {{t+|es|temporáneo}} {{qualifier|not often used}}

teramorphous (Adjective: having the shape of a monster)

* Spanish: {{t|es|teramorfo}}

terebrant (Adjective: of an insect: that bores; specifically, belonging to the Terebrantia suborder of thrips which bore using their ovipositors)

* Spanish: {{t|es|terebrante}}

thin (Adjective: having little body fat or flesh; slim; slender; lean; gaunt)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|flaco}}, {{tt+|es|delgado}}, {{t+|es|enjuto|m}}, {{t|es|güin|m}} {{qualifier|noun}}, {{t+|es|raquítico}}, {{t|es|fifiriche}} {{qualifier|very}}

thin-skinned (Adjective: overly sensitive to criticism)

* Spanish: {{t|es|picajón|m}}, {{t|es|picajoso|m}}

thixotropic (Adjective: becoming a fluid when agitated but solid or semi-solid when allowed to stand)

* Spanish: {{t|es|tisotrópico}}

three-pronged (Adjective: having three prongs)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|trifurcado}}

thriving (Adjective: flourishing)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|boyante}}, {{t|es|prosperante}}, {{t+|es|floreciente}}, {{t|es|medrante}}

thunderous (Adjective: very loud; suggestive of thunder)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|atronador|m}}, {{t|es|tonante}}, {{t-check|es|tonitronante}}, {{t|es|tronitoso|m}}, {{t+|es|estruendoso|m}}, {{t-check|es|tronitonante}}, {{t-check|es|tonitruante}}

time-lapse (Adjective: photographic technique)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|time-lapse|m}}

tonsorial (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|barberil}}, {{t|es|tonsoril}}

toothless (Adjective: Having no teeth)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desdentado}}, {{t|es|edéntulo}}

topsy-turvy (Adjective: chaotic, disorderly)

* Spanish: {{t|es|caotico}}, {{t+|es|desordenado}}

totipotent (Adjective: exhibiting totipotency)

* Spanish: {{t|es|totipotente}}

touchable (Adjective: Capable of being touched)

* Spanish: {{t|es|tocable|m|f}}

touchy (Adjective: easily offended; oversensitive)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|quisquilloso}}, {{t|es|picajoso}}, {{t|es|picajón}}

trackless (Adjective: not running on tracks)

* Spanish: {{t|es|destraciado}}, {{t|es|destraciada|f}}

transcutaneous (Adjective: passing through intact skin)

* Spanish: {{t|es|transcutáneo}}

transmarine (Adjective: beyond or on the other side of a sea)

* Spanish: {{t|es|transmarino}}

transmarine (Adjective: crossing a sea)

* Spanish: {{t|es|transmarino}}

transmasculine (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|transmasculino}}

trial (Adjective: pertaining to a language form referring to three of something)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|trial}}

triboelectric (Adjective: electrical charge transfer due to sliding or contact)

* Spanish: {{t|es|triboeléctrico}}

triboluminescent (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|triboluminiscente}}

tribomechanical (Adjective: of or pertaining to the tribological and mechanical properties of a system)

* Spanish: {{t|es|tribomecánico}}

triggered (Adjective: sense 2)

* Spanish: {{t|es|chejeado|m}} {{qualifier|El Salvador}}

triune (Adjective: both three and one at the same time)

* Spanish: {{t|es|triuno|m}}

truant (Adjective: of a student: absent from school without permission)

* Spanish: {{t|es|truante}}

true (Adjective: concurring with a given set of facts)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|cierto}}, {{t+|es|verdadero}}, {{t+|es|verídico|m}}, {{t|es|verífico|m}}

truthful (Adjective: accurately depicting what is real)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|fiel}}, {{t+|es|verídico|m}}, {{t|es|verífico|m}}

tuberculotic (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|tuberculoso|m}}, {{t|es|tuberculótico|m}}

turgid (Adjective: distended beyond natural state)

* Spanish: {{t|es|turgente}}, {{t|es|túrgido}} {{qualifier|poetic}}

turnt (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|zorimbo|m}}, {{t|es|sorimbo|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t|es|surimbo|m}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}, {{t+|es|cuete}}, {{t+|es|peneque}}

twentieth (Adjective: ordinal form of twenty)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|vigésimo}}, {{t+|es|veinteno}}, {{t+|es|veintésimo}}, {{t|es|vicésimo}}

typhous (Adjective: of or pertaining to typhus)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|tifoideo}}, {{t+|es|tífico}}

unachievable (Adjective: that cannot be achieved)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inalcanzable}}, {{t|es|ilograble}}

unadulterated (Adjective: pure)

* Spanish: {{t|es|inadulterado}}, {{t|es|] ]}}

unattractive (Adjective: not handsome or beautiful or appealing)

* Spanish: {{t|es|inatrayente}}, {{t|es|inatractivo|m}}

unbiblical (Adjective: not biblical)

* Spanish: {{t|es|anti-bíblico}}

unconcerned (Adjective: indifferent)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|despreocupado}}, {{t|es|inconcernido|m}}

undead (Adjective: being animate, though non-living)

* Spanish: {{t|es|no-muerto|m}}, {{t+|es|zombi}}

under the weather (Adjective: somewhat ill)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|indispuesto}}, {{qualifier|colloquial}} {{t+|es|pachucho}}, {{t+|es|malucho}}, {{t+|es|maluco}}, {{t|es|malmarriento}}

underpowered (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|subpotenciado}}, {{t|es|infrapoderoso}}

uneven (Adjective: not uniform)

* Spanish: {{t|es|desuniforme}}

uneven (Adjective: varying in quality)

* Spanish: {{t|es|despatronizado}}

unexplorable (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|inexplorable}}

unfettered (Adjective: not restricted)

* Spanish: {{t|es|irrestringido|m}}, {{t+|es|irrestricto}}

unifiable (Adjective: able to be united or unified)

* Spanish: {{t|es|unificable}}

unincreasable (Adjective: not able to be increased)

* Spanish: {{t|es|inincrementable}}

unintentional (Adjective: not intended or deliberate; inadvertent; unwitting)

* Spanish: {{t|es|desintencionado}}, {{t|es|inintencionado}}, {{t+|es|involuntario|m}}, {{t+|es|sin querer}}, {{t|es|sin proponérselo}}

unisonal (Adjective: being in unison)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|unísono|m}}, {{t+|es|unisonante|m|f}}, {{t|es|unisón}}

unisonant (Adjective: producing the same sound)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|unísono|m}}, {{t+|es|unisonante|m|f}}, {{t|es|unisón}}

unmergeable (Adjective: incapable of being merged)

* Spanish: {{t|es|infusionable}}

unpleasant (Adjective: not pleasant)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|desagradable}}, {{t+|es|desapacible}}, {{t|es|insuave}}

unrealistic (Adjective: not realistic)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|irreal}}, {{t|es|irrealizable}}, {{t|es|irrealista}}, {{t|es|irrealístico}}, {{t|es|non realístico}}

unrealized (Adjective: Not realized)

* Spanish: {{t|es|irrealizado}}, {{t|es|non realizado}}, {{t|es|non percatado}}, {{t|es|non apiolado}}, {{t|es|non coscado}}

unrelenting (Adjective: not relenting)

* Spanish: {{t|es|incendiente}}

unrestricted (Adjective: not restricted)

* Spanish: {{t|es|irrestringido}}, {{t+|es|irrestricto}}

unseemly (Adjective: inconsistent with standards, etc.)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inapropiado}}, {{t|es|extemporal}}, {{t+|es|extemporáneo}}, {{t+|es|impropio}}, {{t+|es|desubicado}} {{qualifier|Latin America}}

unsociable (Adjective: not congenial or compatible)

* Spanish: {{t|es|morugo}}, {{t+|es|insociable}}, {{t+|es|chúcaro}} {{qualifier|South America}}, {{t+|es|chúntaro}} {{qualifier|Mexico}}

unsocial (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|insocial}}

unsophisticated (Adjective: not sophisticated)

* Spanish: {{t|es|insofisticado|m}}

unstable (Adjective: readily decomposed or decomposable)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inestable}}, {{t+|es|instable}}

untamed (Adjective: Wild, uncontrolled, especially of animals not domesticated or trained to human contact)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|indómito}}, {{t+|es|chúcaro}}, {{t|es|bravío}}, {{t+|es|cerril}}, {{t|es|cerrero}}

untrue (Adjective: false)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|falso}}, {{t+|es|incorrecto}}, {{t|es|inexacto}}, {{t|es|fatulo|m}} {{qualifier|Puerto Rico}}

ununifiable (Adjective: impossible to unify of be unified)

* Spanish: {{t|es|inunificable}}

unused (Adjective: not used)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|inusitado}}, {{t+|es|inusado}}

unwilling (Adjective: not willing; reluctant)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|involuntario}}, {{t+|es|reticente}}, {{t+|es|indispuesto}}, {{t+|es|renitente}}, {{t|es|non dispuesto}}, {{t|es|non volunturioso}}

unwinnable (Adjective: unable to be won)

* Spanish: {{t|es|inganable}}

uppity (Adjective: presumptuous, above oneself)

* Spanish: {{t|es|subidito|m}} {{qualifier|colloquial}}

upsetting (Adjective: upsetting)

* Spanish: {{t|es|perturbante|m}}, {{t+|es|molestoso|m}}, {{t|es|trastornoso|m}}, {{t|es|alertante|m}}

uxorial (Adjective: of or pertaining to a wife)

* Spanish: {{t|es|uxorio|m}}

variadic (Adjective: taking a variable number of arguments)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|variádico|m}}

vegetable (Adjective: of or relating to plants)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|vegetal}}, {{t+|es|vegetable}}

velvety (Adjective: like velvet)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|aterciopelado}}, {{t|es|terciopelado}}

vermicular (Adjective: relating to or having the form of a worm)

* Spanish: {{t|es|vermicular}}

versatile (Adjective: having varied uses or many functions)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|versátil}}, {{t+|es|multiuso}}, {{t|es|multívoco|m}}

vexatious (Adjective: causing vexation)

* Spanish: {{t|es|vejatorio}}, {{t+|es|vejador|m}}

viewing (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+|es|visivo}}

vinous (Adjective: pertaining to or having the characteristics of wine)

* Spanish: {{t|es|vinoso}}, {{t|es|vínico}}

virological (Adjective: of or pertaining to virology)

* Spanish: {{t|es|virológico}}

viscous (Adjective: having a thick, sticky consistency)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|viscoso}}, {{t|es|alastoso|m}}, {{t+|es|alaste}}

volatile (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t+check|es|volátil}}, {{t-check|es|inestible}}

volcanogenic (Adjective: having a volcanic origin)

* Spanish: {{t|es|vulcanogénico}}

vortical (Adjective: pertaining to a vortex)

* Spanish: {{t|es|vortiginoso|m}}

watery (Adjective: wet, soggy or soaked with water)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|acuoso}}, {{t+|es|aguoso|m}}, {{t+|es|aguanoso|m}}, {{t+|es|aguachento|m}}, {{t+|es|aguazoso|m}}, {{t+|es|aguado}}, {{t|es|aguachinoso}}

weak (Adjective: lacking in force or ability)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|débil}}, {{t+|es|feble}}, {{t+|es|flaco}}, {{t+|es|flojo}}, {{t|es|pilishte}} {{qualifier|Central America}}, {{t|es|pilishne}} {{qualifier|El Salvador}}, {{t|es|pishteluco}} {{qualifier|Guatemala}}

well-built (Adjective: well-built physique)

* Spanish: {{t|es|masetiado}}

whiny (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t|es|quejetas}}

white (Adjective: of or relating to Caucasians)

* Spanish: {{tt+|es|caucásico}}, {{t|es|blanquiñoso|m}} {{qualifier|Andes}}

whitish (Adjective: somewhat white)

* Spanish: {{t|es|blancuzco}}, {{t+|es|blanquecino}}, {{t|es|blanquinoso}}, {{t|es|blanquizo}} {{qualifier|archaic}}, {{t|es|blanquizco}}

whorey (Adjective: Of or resembling a slut)

* Spanish: {{t|es|aputada}}

wilted (Adjective: (of plants) drooping due to lack of water)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|marchito}}, {{t|es|chuchurrío}} {{qualifier|Spain, Andalusia; colloquial}}

witchy (Adjective: witchlike)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|embrujado|m}}, {{t|es|brujeril}}, {{t|es|brujesco|m}}, {{t|es|brujil}}

womanly (Adjective: having the characteristics of a woman)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|femenino}}, {{t+|es|mujeril}}, {{t+|es|femenil}}, {{t+|es|femíneo|m}}, {{t|es|feminoide}}, {{t|es|amujerado|m}}, {{t+|es|adamado|m}}, {{t+|es|ahembrado|m}}, {{t+|es|afeminado|m}}

worm-eaten (Adjective: eaten by worms, especially having a worm inside)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|agusanado}}, {{t|es|gusaniento|m}}, {{t|es|gusanoso|m}}

xenial (Adjective: hospitable)

* Spanish: {{t+|es|acogedor}}, {{t|es|hospitalario}}, {{t+|es|cobijador}}

xerophthalmic (Adjective: of or pertaining to xerophthalmia)

* Spanish: {{t|es|xeroftálmico}}

yeasty (Adjective: )

* Spanish: {{t-check|es|levaduroso}}

yellow-bellied (Adjective: of an animal or reptile having a yellow underside or belly)

* Spanish: {{t|es|ventriamarillo}}

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