10501-11000 Flashcards
pistoli
[vt] shoot (with a pistol); fight with pistols | [n] pistol fight, gunfight
vososa
[a] full-voiced, loud, strident
flasida
[a] flaccid, flabby, limp, floppy
buin
[a] owlish, owl-like
nauseosa
[a] nauseous, queasy
filin
[a] wiry, threadlike
peperi
[vt] pepper
nonsensante
[a] unsensing, insensate
claustrofobia
[n, uma] claustrophobia
sueteron
[n] hooded sweatshirt, hoodie
faxi
[vnt] become bundled | [vt] bundle, bale
adrenalina
[n, bio, cim] adrenaline, adrenalin, epinephrine
paravide
[n, vn] screen
descadeni
[vt] unchain, unshackle
ergonomial
[a] ergonomic
grasiable
[av] thankfully, mercifully
resincroni
[vnt] resynchronize|is
bibliotecal
[a] library, bibliothecal
axu
[esc, onom] achoo
ajustador
[n] adjuster, adapter, tuner (device)
duicilogram
[n] half-kilogram, half a kilo
pinseta
[n] tweezers
convertador
[n] converter, adapter
clipi
[vt] clip, clip on
recambial
[a] spare (part)
projetador
[n] projector; floodlight, searchlight
arciteti
[vt] design (something’s appearance and function)
fial
[a] filial
desidosia
[n] decisiveness
risi
[vnt] curl | [vt] curl
desacusa
[vt] drop charges against, clear
puto
[n] (insult) sod, bastard, manwhore
nontemosa
[a] fearless, intrepid, brave, courageous
plorosa
[n] crybaby
destrosia
[n] dexterity
ioman
[n, ist, gov] yeoman; beefeater
stalor
[n] groom, stable boy
colega
[n] colleague, confrere
duifolia
[n] half-sheet (of paper)
masila
[n, anat] maxilla (bone)
nondiscreta
[a] indiscreet | [n] indiscreet person, bigmouth, blabber
magria
[n] thinness, slimness, slenderness
invernin
[a] wintry, winterlike
timidi
[vnt] become timid | [vt] make timid, intimidate
novesento
[d] nine hundred | [a] nine-hundredth (ordinal)
despetenida
[a] dishevelled, uncombed, messy, tangled, unkempt
arcanjel
[n, rel, mit] archangel
falsia
[n] falseness, falsehood, untruth
nonrompeda
[a] unbroken
espreso
[n, cos] espresso
adoror
[n] adorer, worshiper|worshipper, devotee
jovenin
[a] youthlike, juvenile (behavior|ur); youthful (appearance)
roseola
[n, med] roseola, roseola infantum, baby measles
movor
[n] mover
dividendo
[n, mone] dividend
eunuco
[n, uma, ist] eunuch
salvable
[a] salvageable, recoverable
bondipetra
[n, vn] stone skimming, stone skipping
vasal
[n, gov, ist] vassal, liege (feudal)
bastardia
[n] bastardy, illegitimacy
caprin
[a] goatlike; capricious
sterilia
[n] sterility
omia
[n] manhood, maleness
lupin
[n, pla] lupin (plant) | [a] wolfy, wolfish
nonconveni
[n] unsuitability; incompatibility
aseso
[n, med] abscess
spinablanca
[n, na, pla] hawthorn
siveta
[n, mam] civet (animal)
lasiva
[a, uma] lascivious, lecherous, lewd, lustful, licentious, lubricious, salacious, prurient, dissolute; obscene, crude, coarse, dirty, filthy, mucky, naughty, smutty, raunchy
catarata
[n, med] cataract (medical)
deseli
[vt] unseal
crestida
[a] crested
flirtante
[a] flirtatious, flirty, saucy, fresh, coquettish
binoculo
[n, util] binoculars
porcospina
[n, mam] porcupine
turnabroca
[n, vn, util] gimlet
remonta
[vt] remount
caturamus
[n, vn] mousetrap
eglefin
[n, pex] haddock
vim
[n, arci, util] wicker, wattle (twigs)
sidra
[n, cos] cider (alcoholic or not)
monotono
[n] monotone
cantin
[a] singsong
papula
[n, med] papule, pimple (anatomy)
coc-coc-coc
[esc, onom] cluck
desenvolve
[vt] unwrap
comedor
[n] grocer
covrepeto
[n, vn, vest] bib (overalls)
reposapede
[n, vn] footstool, ottoman, footrest
desinteresada
[a] disinterested
creti
[vt] chalk (up)
interferor
[n] meddler, busybody, interloper
becin
[a] beaklike
suclaviculal
[a] subclavian
padrin
[a] fatherly | [n] father figure, godfather
studiosa
[a] studious
presipitada
[a] precipitated | [n] precipitate (substance)
litre
[n, mat] liter|re (unit of capacity)
guaiaco
[n, pla] guaiacum
resegue
[vt] follow back, retrace
fonti
[vnt] spring, well, originate
supraesposa
[vt] overexpose | [n] overexposure
arjilosa
[a] clayey
mormonisme
[n] Mormonism, Latter-day Saints
viscosia
[n] viscosity, thickness, stickiness, consistency
lojiciste
[n] logician
gardaporte
[n, vn] doorkeeper, commissionaire
infantrior
[n] infantryman, infantry soldier, foot soldier
flocosa
[a] flaky
osileta
[vnt] bob gently; nod respectfully, curtsy, curtsey | [n] bob; nod respectfully, curtsy, curtsey
futilia
[n] futility, fruitlessness
saraseno
[n, pla, cos] buckwheat (plant)
pati
[vnt] waddle; toddle (young child)
formalia
[n] formality
rosi
[vnt] turn pink, blush | [vt] turn pink, cause to blush | [n] blush
sombrero
[n, vest] sombrero (hat)
bravata
[n] bravado, bluster, bombast, swagger
regli
[vt] rule (a line), draw with a ruler
revada
[vnt] wade back
spumosa
[a] foamy, frothy, sudsy
spageti
[n, cos] spaghetti
gofer
[n, mam] gopher (rodent)
nepeta
[n, pla] catnip (plant)
lamarcisme
[n, bio] Lamarckism
agnosticisme
[n] agnosticism
nonsuportable
[a] unsupportable
inere
[vnt, fil] inhere (be an essential or permanent feature)
pietisme
[n, rel] Pietism (Christianity)
nebulosa
[n, ast] nebula
aposteriori
[a, fil, ling] a posteriori
resiprocia
[n] reciprocity
categorial
[a] categorial (relating to a category)
dogmosa
[a] dogmatic
martiria
[n] martyrdom
individualia
[n] individuality
soreria
[n] sisterhood, sorority (organization|is); convent, cloister, nunnery
dicotomia
[n, fil] dichotomy
bipolal
[a, uma] bipolar; manic-depressive
autosacrifia
[n] self-sacrifice
clavin
[a] keylike; key (crucially important)
cibuts
[n] kibbutz
fumor
[n] smoker
astrolabio
[n, ast] astrolabe (device)
consetalisme
[n, uma] conceptualism
platoniste
[a] Platonistic | [n] Platonist
astrati
[vnt] become abstract | [vt] abstract, abstract out
consetable
[a] conceivable
docor
[n] docker, dock worker, longshoreman, stevedore
paganisme
[n] paganism
unial
[a] unitary
batisme
[n, rel] Baptist religion
pecosia
[n] sinfulness
noniudi
[a] non-Jewish, gentile | [n] gentile, non-Jewish person
filolojia
[n, ling] philology
sujetalia
[n] subjectivity
programable
[a] programmable
caxin
[a] boxlike, boxy
psicofarmacolojial
[a] psychopharmacological
atropina
[n, cim] atropine (substance)
oftalmolojiste
[n] ophthalmologist, oculist
dijitale
[n, pla, med] digitalis, foxglove
nicotina
[n, cim] nicotine
ipodermal
[a] hypodermic, subcutaneous
datura
[n, pla] datura (plant)
mandragora
[n, pla] mandrake (plant)
cananes
[a] Canaanite (person, language) | [n, dem] Canaanite (person, language)
umaian
[a, ist] Umayyad, Omayyad (dynasty)
individualiste
[a] individualist | [n] individualist
spiritiste
[n] medium, spiritualist, spiritist, necromancer, channeler|ll
incuisisior
[n] inquisitor
panteiste
[a] pantheistic | [n] pantheist
deiste
[a] deistic, deist | [n] deist
agnostica
[a] agnostic | [n] agnostic
mahaiana
[a, rel] Mahayana, Great Vehicle (Buddhism)
neurolojiste
[n, med] neurologist
psical
[a] psychic (of the psyche)
interlia
[vt, fis] interlink, interconnect
feminia
[n] femininity
olisme
[n, fil] holism
amfora
[n, util, ist] amphora
fenisian
[a] Phoenician | [n, dem] Phoenician (person, language)
egaliste
[a] egalitarian
socratiste
[a] Socratic
eletroensefalograf
[n, med] electroencephalograph
endorfina
[n, anat] endorphin
fluoxetina
[n, cim, med] fluoxetine, prozac, sarafem
duplisme
[n] dichotomy, duality, dualism; bifurcation (biology)
psicosesal
[a] psychosexual
gaba
[n, bio, cim] GABA (biology)
idrato
[n, cim] hydrate
antiistaminal
[a, med] antihistamine | [n, med] antihistamine
leveri
[vt] lever, pry, prise | [n] leverage
cranial
[a] cranial
bateriolojia
[n, bio] bacteriology
pasteuri
[vt, med, cos] pasteurize|is | [n] pasteurization|is
frenolojia
[n, uma] phrenology
lesion
[n, med] lesion
oftalmoscopio
[n, med, util] ophthalmoscope
milio
[n, pla] millet (plant)
estrojen
[n, bio, cim] estrogen|oestrogen