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duxesa
[n] duchess
tona
[vnt, tera] thunder | [n] thunder
pum
[n] bang, crash, thud, thump, pop (sound); slam dunk (basketball) | [esc] bang, crash, thud, thump, pop, wham, kaboom
evacua
[vt] evacuate | [n] evacuation
fe
[n, mit] fairy, faerie
anterior
[a, anat] anterior, rostral | [n] forepart; forequarters (animal)
temente
[a] afraid
costal
[a] coastal, littoral, offshore | [av] offshore
radia
[vnt, fis] radiate, broadcast, beam | [vt] radiate, broadcast | [n] radiation, broadcasting; radiance
vacanse
[vnt, spo] vacation, holiday, be on leave, go on leave | [n] vacation, holiday, leave, getaway
asteni
[vnt] abstain, refrain, desist, eschew, forbear, deny oneself, forgo, recuse | [n] abstinence, abstention, forbearance, abnegation, self-denial
supresa
[vt, gov, uma] suppress, quash, quell, override | [n] suppression
polo
[n, ast, mat, bio, fis] pole (magnetic, etc.) | [n, spo] polo (sport)
culpablia
[n] guilt, responsibility, liability, fault
iritante
[a] irritating, irritant, disagreeable, annoying, bothersome, irksome, obnoxious, pesky | [n] irritant, (an) irritation
tumulta
[n, gov] tumult, riot, unrest, uproar, turmoil, mayhem, mêlée, hubbub, commotion, hurly-burly, pandemonium, social chaos
profesal
[a] professional | [n] professional
aselera
[vnt, fis] accelerate, speed up; expedite, hasten | [n] acceleration
infla
[vnt, fis, med, mone] inflate, distend, swell, bloat, billow, puff up | [vt] inflate, distend, swell, bloat, billow, puff up | [n] inflation (including economic), swelling, bloat, distension
esatia
[n] accuracy, exactitude, precision, veracity
turbosa
[a] troublesome, naughty, mischievous, impish, rambunctious, rowdy, unruly; turbulent; heavy, rough, choppy (sea) | [n] rascal, scamp, scallywag, rapscallion, imp, brat, hellion, roughneck, troublemaker
cavalores
[n, pl] cavalry, cavalrymen
nepali
[a] Nepali, Nepalese | [n, dem] Nepali, Nepalese (person, language)
vinseda
[a] vanquished, defeated, conquered | [n] vanquished, defeated, conquered
sivilia
[n] civilization|is (society, concept)
salsa
[n, cos] sauce, dressing; salsa (dance, music)
cortesia
[n] courtesy, politeness, civility, etiquette, manners, decorum, propriety
spina
[n, bio] spike, spine, barb, thorn, prickle, spadix; quill (porcupine); fishbone; cleat
preocupa
[vt, uma] preoccupy, concern, engross, obsess; worry, cause worry | [n] preoccupation, worry; hobbyhorse, obsession
grifon
[n, mit] griffin, griffon, gryphon
troian
[a] Trojan | [n] Trojan
aposa
[vt] appose, juxtapose, collocate | [n] apposition, juxtaposition, collocation
tereno
[n, tera] terrain; grounds; (the) field (practical environment)
normas
[n, pl] code, ethos
artal
[a] artistic
sinistriste
[a] left-wing, leftist | [n] left-winger, leftist
cultivada
[a] cultivated, farmed
juria
[n, gov] jury, panel
descomuta
[vnt] switch off, turn off, shut off, shut down, disconnect (machine); disable (software feature) | [vt] switch off, turn off, shut off, shut down, disconnect (machine); disable (software feature) | [n] shutdown, shutoff, disconnection
ortodox
[a, rel, gov] orthodox, conventional, traditional
cultiveria
[n] farm, farmstead, plantation
enaira
[vnt, vec] take off, lift off, blast off | [n] take-off, lift-off, blast-off
palma
[n, anat, pla] palm (hand); palm (tree)
inca
[n, arte] ink | [a, dem, ist] Incan | [n] Inca
taxi
[n, vec] taxi, cab, taxicab
furia
[vnt, uma] be furious, be enraged, go berserk, run amok, rampage | [vt] infuriate, enrage | [n] fury, rage, apoplexy
mervelia
[vnt, uma] marvel, wonder, be astonished | [vt] astonish, amaze | [n] marvel, miracle
disolve
[vnt, cim] dissolve; disintegrate, fall apart | [vt] dissolve; disintegrate | [n] dissolution; solution (liquid mixture)
anjel
[n, rel, mit] angel
deteni
[vt, gov] detain, hold back (someone) | [n] detention
intelijentia
[n] intelligence, astuteness, intellect
decora
[vt, arci] decorate (including with an honor|ur), adorn, trim, garnish | [n] decoration, decor, ornament, garnish, adornment, trim, topping; scenery (theatrical)
luminada
[a] illuminated, lit
mesajor
[n] messenger, courier
baston
[n, spo] bat, club, truncheon, billy club, police club, nightstick, baton; skittle, pin (bowling)
amable
[a] lovable|loveable, likable|likeable, kind, nice, endearing, pleasant, affable
protende
[vnt, bio] protrude, project, extend, jut, stand out, stick out, bulge | [vt] protrude, project, extend, jut, stand out, stick out, bulge | [n] protrusion, protuberance, prominence, projection, appendage, bulge, nub; tenon (of dovetail joint); process (anatomy)
transitivia
[n] transitivity
polsce
[a] Polish (person, language) | [n, dem] Polish, Pole
soviet
[a, gov] soviet | [n] soviet
raio
[n, fis] ray, beam (light); radius (circle); spoke (wheel); bolt (lightning)
teatral
[a] theatrical, theatric | [n] play, theatrical performance
inventada
[a] invented, devised, contrived, concocted | [n] invention (product), brainchild
bisicle
[n, vec] bicycle, bike
acordada
[a] agreed, consensual
urban
[a] urban, metropolitan | [n] city dweller, urbanite
revisa
[vt, fil] revise, redact, review | [n] revision, version (including of text, product)
difusa
[vt, info] broadcast, diffuse, disseminate, spread | [n] broadcast, telecast, broadcasting, media, diffusion, dissemination; airplay, airtime
vapor
[n, fis] vapor|ur, mist, steam
reconstrui
[vt] reconstruct, rebuild, remake, rework, reassemble, refurbish, piece together | [n] reconstruction, recon, rebuilding
embarca
[vt, vec] embark, board, go aboard, entrain; undertake, address oneself to (task); broach, bring up (topic)
enfantia
[n] childhood, girlhood, boyhood
pila
[vt] pile, heap, stack | [n] pile, heap, stack; battery
nonprobable
[a] improbable, unlikely | [n] improbability, long shot (something unlikely)
urina
[n, bio] urine
reusa
[vt] reuse
corvo
[n, avia] crow, raven
sintur
[n, vest] belt, cincture, sash, strap
ase
[n, util, mat] axle, shaft; axis
anela
[vt, uma] long for, yearn for, pine for, hanker for, crave, deeply desire, covet
sicle
[a, fis] cyclic, cyclical, looping | [n] cycle, loop; bike
servo
[n, mam] deer
jesta
[vnt, bio] gestate | [vt] gestate, be pregnant with | [n] gestation
tempal
[a] temporal (anatomy) | [a] temporal (of time)
averbin
[a] adverbial
alarma
[vt] alarm, alert | [n] alarm, alert, siren
atribui
[vt, fil] attribute, credit (with) | [n] attribution
nido
[n, bio] nest, roost, aerie|eyrie; hive; den, lair, burrow; hideaway, hideout, retreat, home
imobila
[n, mone] property, premises, piece of real estate, homestead, realty
dolosa
[a] painful, sore
santeria
[n] shrine, sanctuary, holy place
interata
[vnt] interact | [n] interaction
seda
[n, vest] silk
srilanca
[a] Sri Lankan | [n, dem] Sri Lankan
cason
[n] mansion, manor
contradise
[vt, fil] contradict, be at odds with, call into question, show to be false, prove to be false, disprove, debunk, discredit, controvert, negate, confute | [n] contradiction, inconsistency, mismatch, variance
pali
[vnt] pale, fade, lighten | [vt] pale, fade, lighten | [a, rel] Pali (language) | [n] Pali (language)
enforsa
[vt, gov] enforce, apply, impose, implement, bring to bear | [n] enforcement, application, imposition, implementation
ajitada
[a] agitated, excited, upset, distraught, restless, restive, fitful, fidgety, squirrelly
ros
[a, col] pink, roseate | [n] pink
egosa
[a] egotistical, arrogant, insolent, haughty, conceited, vainglorious, overweening, puffed-up, overbearing, pretentious, affected, ostentatious, full of oneself, stuck-up, bold, brash, high-handed, snippy, snotty, supercilious, uppity
venena
[n, cim, bio] poison, toxin, venom
creante
[a] creating, creative
apone
[vt] put on (garment, jewelry|jewellery), don
repenti
[vt, rel, gov] repent, feel remorse (for), feel contrite, be penitent, regret, be sorry | [n] repentance, penitence, penance, contrition, remorse, regret
colona
[n, arci] column, pillar; column (text); file (chess)
inosente
[a, gov] innocent (not intending harm)
aposta
[vt] bet, wager, gamble | [n] bet, wager, gamble
furiosa
[a] furious, livid, raging, enraged, apoplectic, berserk
jesti
[vt, ling] gesture, gesticulate; beckon | [n] gesture
coaveni
[vnt] coincide | [n] coincidence
ebola
[n, med] Ebola, Ebola virus disease, Ebola hemorrhagic|ae fever
torneo
[n, spo, ist] tournament, championship; tourney, joust
amnestia
[vt, gov] amnesty, grant amnesty to | [n] amnesty
scotes
[a] Scottish, Scots | [n] Scot (person)
dupli
[vnt] double, duplicate | [vt] double, duplicate; dub, overdub (audio) | [n] doubling, duplication, redundancy; dubbing (audio)
lua
[vt, mone] rent, hire, lease, let | [n] rental, hiring, leasing
renovi
[vnt] become renewed, get upgraded | [vt] renew, renovate, upgrade, refurbish, revamp, refresh, refinish, remodel | [n] renewal, renovation, upgrade, refurbishment
cantor
[n, avia] singer, vocalist, cantor; songbird, warbler
nonjusta
[a] unjust, unfair
protestante
[a] protesting; protestant | [n] Protestant
comersior
[n] trader
armario
[n] cupboard, cabinet, armoire
mineral
[a, cim] mineral | [n] mineral, ore
estraeda
[n] extraction, extract, excerpt, clip (thing extracted)
deluvia
[vt, tera] flood, deluge | [n] major flood, deluge, torrent; washout
magiar
[a] Hungarian | [n, dem] Hungarian
mais
[n, pla, cos] corn, maize
oculo
[n, util] spectacles, glasses, eyeglasses
vosi
[vt] voice, utter, vocalize|is, verbalize|is, give voice to | [n] utterance, vocalism, vocalization|is
tas
[n, cos] cup
ajena
[vnt, rel] kneel, kowtow | [vt] kneel, kowtow
paradiso
[n, rel, mit] paradise, heaven
talibanes
[n, pl] Taliban, Taleban (group)
mitolojia
[n, mit] mythology
em
[esc] um, uh, er, erm (hesitation)
pf
[c] please
plia
[vnt] fold (oneself), bend | [vt] fold, bend, crease, tuck | [n] fold, bend, crease, tuck; furrow; sulcus
ui
[esc] whee, whoopee
menasante
[a] threatening, ominous, forbidding, portentous
canselor
[n, gov] chancellor
indui
[vt, uma, gov, fil] induce, induct, inaugurate, invest, swear in | [n] induction, inductance; inauguration, investiture
adultera
[vt, gov] adulterate, tamper with; commit adultery, fornicate, adulter, philander | [n] adultery, affair, fornication
cru
[a, cos] raw, uncooked, crude, gross
serebral
[a] cerebral
stratejia
[n, gov] strategy, stratagem
catedral
[n, arci, rel] cathedral
recambia
[vt] replace (an old item with a new one), supplant | [n] replacement
laboror
[n] worker, workman, workingman, laborer|ur, peasant, journeyman
inversada
[a] inverted, upside-down, upturned, overturned; capsized
ruanda
[a] Rwandan, Rwandese | [n] Rwandan, Rwandese
coordinada
[n] coordinate
continente
[n, tera] continent; mainland
material
[a] material, concrete, physical, corporeal
scultas
[n, pl] sculptures, statues, statuary
suverti
[vt, gov] subvert, overthrow, topple | [n] subversion, overthrow
paiada
[a] paid
academia
[n] academy
encanta
[vt, mit] enchant, bewitch, beguile, cast a spell, captivate, charm, enrapture, ravish, jinx, transfix | [n] spell, incantation, enchantment, charm, jinx, juju
ritual
[a] ritual, ritualistic, ceremonial, ceremonious, solemn
pijon
[n, avia] pigeon, dove
simultan
[a] simultaneous, concurrent, synchronous | [av] simultaneously, in unison
fora
[vt, util] drill, bore | [n] hole
replica
[vt] retort, quip, banter, answer back, snap back | [n] retort, quip, riposte, witty reply, witticism, banter, comeback, bon mot; line (dialog|ue)
rel
[n, util] rail, railing, banister, bannister, balustrade
particula
[n, fis, cim] particle, speck, grain, mote
recompensa
[vt, mone] recompense, reward | [n] recompense, reward, payback, payoff, yield
sertia
[n] certainty; assuredness, confidence, assertiveness
consisa
[a] concise, succinct, brief, compact, condensed, laconic, terse, pithy, snappy, to the point
trigo
[n, pla, cos] wheat (plant, grains)
pigra
[a, uma] lazy, languid, idle, indolent, lackadaisical, slothful | [n] lazy person, lazybones, idler, deadbeat, goldbricker, sluggard, wastrel
acrupi
[vnt] crouch, squat, hunker, duck | [vt] crouch, squat, hunker, duck
plurali
[vnt] pluralize|is | [vt] pluralize|is
obligante
[a] obligatory, compulsory, mandatory, binding
iritada
[a] irritated, annoyed, bothered, cross, huffy, indignant, aggrieved
valuosa
[a] valuable, precious
comedia
[n, arte] comedy, romp
favorente
[a] favoring|ur, favorable|ur, indulgent, partial, preferential; flattering (garment, color)
dejetada
[n] garbage, waste, trash, rubbish, litter, refuse, waste material
esposada
[a] exposed
prosiminte
[a] impending, imminent, upcoming
monce
[n, rel] monk, nun
ensircante
[a] encircling, peripheral
problemosa
[a] problematic, worrisome
mediciste
[n] medic, doctor, physician
predica
[vt, rel] preach, moralize|is; predicate | [n] sermon; predicate (grammar, logic)
sasiante
[a] satisfying, satisfactory, rewarding, fulfilling
nonespetada
[a] unexpected, unanticipated, unplanned, quirky
despera
[vt, uma] despair (of), lose hope, give up | [n] despair, desperation
reproxa
[vt, uma] rebuke, reproach, reprehend, reprimand, admonish, scold, tell off, upbraid, chide, berate, castigate, chastise | [n] reproach, reprimand, admonition
insulta
[vt, uma] insult, vituperate | [n] insult, invective, putdown
nonserta
[a] uncertain, insecure, unconfident, unassertive, unsure, iffy, moot, unsure
venenosa
[a] poisonous, toxic, venomous
ajita
[vt] agitate, excite, upset, fluster, worry, trouble, perturb, churn | [n] agitation, excitement, ado, tizzy, trouble
desperante
[a] desperate, hopeless
suca
[vt, bio] suck, suckle | [n] suction
informada
[a] informed, apprised, privy
enerjiosa
[a] energetic, vigorous, brisk, lusty, vibrant
egali
[vnt] equalize|is, become equal; catch up, keep up, keep pace | [vt] equalize|is, make equal, match, rival, equate to, catch up with, keep up with | [n] equation
ipotese
[vt, fil] hypothesize|is | [n] hypothesis
puntida
[a] pointed, pointy, sharp
pantan
[n, tera] wetland, swamp, bog, mire, quagmire, marsh, marshland, fen, fenland, bayou, morass
pantalon
[n] trousers, pants (US), slacks, bottoms
sclavo
[n, gov, ist] slave
monta
[vt] mount, ride, sit on, straddle
bonom
[n] nice guy, decent chap, good-natured fellow, average Joe
pluralia
[n] plurality
-or
[sf, n] -er (person)
colonia
[n, gov] colony, plantation (colony), settlement; rookery
funeral
[a] funereal, funeral, funerary
norsce
[a] Norwegian
dansce
[a] Danish (person, language) | [n, dem] Dane; Danish
polisial
[a] police
presada
[a] compact, compressed
custosa
[a] costly, expensive, dear, pricey
malusa
[vt] misuse, abuse
juor
[n] player, gambler, gamer
ruinas
[n, pl] ruins, wreckage
parada
[a] stopped
scrivor
[n] writer
jena
[n, anat] cheek
flama
[n, fis] flame
coton
[n, pla, vest] cotton (plant, fiber|re)
stange
[n, tera] pond
nonfelis
[a] unhappy, cheerless
asiniada
[a] assigned
panel
[n, arci, util] panel, pane, paneling|ll
orizon
[n, fis, tera, arte] horizon, skyline
cranio
[n, anat] skull, cranium
xasante
[a] predatory
neutra
[a, gov, bio] neutral; neuter
spesialida
[a] specialized|is
mital
[a] mythical, mythic
temosa
[a] fearful, afraid, alarmed
spara
[vt] shoot, fire (weapon) | [n] shooting, gunfire
trapa
[n, util] trap, snare, pitfall; catch, snag (hidden problem)
zumbi
[vt] hum, croon; buzz, whir, whirr, drone; whizz, whoosh | [n] hum, croon; buzz, whir, whirr, drone; whizz, whoosh
lepre
[n, mam] hare
timida
[a, uma] timid, shy, coy, diffident, bashful, faint-hearted, pusillanimous | [n] shy person, milquetoast, wallflower
demotica
[a, ling] demotic, vernacular, informal, colloquial, casual (speech) | [n] vernacular, vulgate
informatica
[n, info] information science, computer science
diftongo
[n, ling] diphthong (vowel sound)
elejal
[a] electoral, elective
masacra
[vt, gov] massacre, slaughter, bloodbath | [n] massacre, slaughter, bloodbath
duto
[n, util] duct, shaft (tunnel); tract, vessel
fabriceria
[n] factory, manufacturing plant, workshop
cliente
[n, mone] client, customer
eticeta
[n, vest, info] label, tag, sticker, docket; tag (markup)
poesiste
[n] poet
campanial
[a] rural, rustic, country, bucolic
nonconsensa
[a] unconscious, unaware, incognizant, insensible, oblivious
utero
[n, anat] uterus, womb
vasini
[vt] vaccinate, inoculate | [n] vaccination, inoculation, jab
parario
[n, vn] dam, weir (river)
umida
[a, tera] damp, moist, wet; humid (air), clammy, close, muggy, sultry
jacon
[n] coat, overcoat, raincoat, greatcoat, topcoat
medias
[n, pl] means; measures; media (including mass communications)
sielal
[a] celestial, heavenly (of the sky)
rojin
[a] reddish
suconsensia
[n] subconscious, unconscious (mind)
spelador
[n] spelling checker, spell checker, spell check
desuples
[n] tens; (loosely) dozens
ospita
[vt, uma] host, hold (event)
liseo
[n, gov] high school, secondary school, lycee, lyceum
adolesente
[a] adolescent, teenage, teen | [n] adolescent, teenager
baterias
[n, pl] bacteria
antigovernal
[a] antigovernment
canaba
[n, pla] hemp, cannabis, marihuana, marijuana, pot (plant, material, drug)
club
[n] club
mina
[vt, tera] mine | [n] mining
franco
[a, dem] Frankish | [n] Frank
reles
[n, pl] railroad track, rails
frajil
[a] fragile, frail, brittle, delicate, sensitive, flimsy, frangible, labile, easily damaged
poplal
[a] popular (of or by the populace); everyday
malcondui
[vnt] misbehave | [n] misbehavior|ur, misconduct, impropriety, wrongdoing, wrongful act
matur
[a, bio] mature, ripe; adult, grown-up; aged
bani
[vt] bathe, soak | [n] bath, bathing
erije
[vnt] erect, prick up, put up, stand up straight | [vt] erect, prick up, put up, build, construct | [n] erection
compromete
[vnt, gov] compromise, make concessions, accommodate | [n] compromise, concession, trade-off
romanian
[a] Romanian | [n, dem] Romanian
devia
[vnt] deviate, stray, swerve, go off course | [vt] cause to deviate, derail; hijack | [n] deviation, aberration, detour, discrepancy, swerve
reforti
[vt, util, arci, gov, uma] reinforce, brace; prepare, psych up | [n] reinforcement (action)
laboreria
[n] workplace, laboratory, workshop, facility; (historical) workhouse
atestor
[n] witness, eyewitness; testator
reveninte
[a] coming back, recurring
declina
[vnt, ling] decline (including grammar) | [vt] decline (grammar) | [n] declension, declination; downturn
ivri
[a, dem] Hebrew | [n] Hebrew, Israelite
plance
[n, arci] plank, board, batten
seci
[vnt] dry, wither, wilt, parch, desiccate | [vt] dry; wipe up, wipe away
raspa
[vt, util] scrape, abrade, scuff, graze; chafe; grate, grind; gnash (teeth); rasp (sound) | [n] scraping, abrasion,
jar
[n, util] jar (container)
etimolojia
[n, ling] etymology
vespa
[n, artr] wasp, hornet
ativi
[vnt] activate, become active | [vt] activate, trigger, set off, precipitate, deploy | [n] activation, deployment
eglesor
[n] member of the clergy, clergyman, clergywoman, cleric, parson, pastor, minister, chaplain
tsunami
[n, tera] tsunami, tidal wave
nijerian
[a] Nigerian (of Nigeria) | [n, dem] Nigerian (of Nigeria)
jubila
[vnt, uma] retire (from work) | [vt] retire, superannuate | [n] retirement
nonplasente
[a] unpleasant, disagreeable
dirijores
[n, pl] administration, management, board (directors, trustees)
martel
[n, util] hammer, mallet; hammer, dog, cock (gun); malleus
confonde
[vt] confound, puzzle, perplex, baffle, bewilder, mystify | [n] puzzlement, perplexity, bafflement, bewilderment
zo
[n, arci] zoo, menagerie
elmo
[n, vest] helmet; headset (VR)
contrata
[vnt, gov] (enter into) contract | [vt] contract (someone to do something) | [n] contract, legal document; covenant
imno
[n, rel] hymn, anthem, paean
repetente
[a] repeating, repetitive
avansada
[a] advanced; late | [n] vanguard, spearhead (attack)
jemi
[vt, bio] groan, moan | [n] groan, moan
monetas
[n, pl] coins, change
blanda
[a] bland, mild, plain, weak (food, medicine); insipid, anodyne, vapid, banal; wimpy; nondescript; muted (color|ur) | [n] pablum, pap; wimp
secida
[a] dried
astronomia
[n, ast] astronomy
afirma
[vt, gov] affirm, aver, assert, assure, (formally) state, declare | [n] affirmation, assurance, (formal) statement, declaration
fretante
[a] hurrying, hasty, cursory; impetuous, hot-headed, hare-brained
coceda
[a] cooked; fired
probada
[a] tried, tested; tasted | [n] testee, examinee, test subject, guinea pig
nonperfeta
[a] imperfect, defective, faulty | [n] imperfection, defect, flaw
frica
[vt, fis, tera] abrade, scour, cause friction, rub against | [n] friction, abrasion; rubdown
suposada
[a] supposed, presumptive, putative; so-called (disparaging)
-in
[sf, a] -ish, -like, -y (similar to) | [sf, n, cim] -yne (chemistry)
repaia
[vt] repay, pay back, refund, reimburse | [n] repayment, payback, refund, reimbursement
nebla
[n, tera] fog
industrial
[a] industrial
suni
[a, rel] Sunni, Sunnite (Islam) | [n] Sunni, Sunnite (Islam)
impresante
[a] impressive, imposing, sonorous
cuadrida
[a] squared
distanti
[vnt] distance, move away, grow distant | [vt] make distant, take far away
sobrino
[n] nephew
mestral
[a] master
eritor
[n] heir, heiress, heritor, heritrix, scion
dente
[n, anat, util] tooth; tine, prong; sprocket
nonconveninte
[a] unsuitable, unsuited, incongruous, incompatible; inappropriate, tasteless, unbecoming, unbefitting, unfit, unseemly, improper, indecent
cono
[a, mat] conic, conical | [n] cone
eres
[a] Irish, Gaelic (person, language) | [n, dem] Irish, Gaelic (person, language)
colorosa
[a] colorful|ur, technicolor, color|ur
esperimental
[a] experimental
sitadan
[n, gov] citizen, national
leteratural
[a] literary
esplodente
[a] exploding, explosive; plosive | [n] explosive; plosive (consonant)
penis
[n, anat] penis
pica
[vt, bio] sting, peck, prick; bite (insect) | [n] sting, peck, prick; (insect) bite | [n, mam] pika (animal), whistling hare | [n, med] pica, food craving
corona
[n, vest] crown
taie
[n, anat] waist, waistline
juntante
[a] joining, connecting, connective
urbe
[n, arci] urban area, city area, metropolis
stimulante
[a] stimulating, exciting, thrilling, sensual, arousing, excitatory | [n, med] stimulant
reversada
[a] reversed | [av] in reverse, vice versa, conversely
palpa
[vt] touch, feel, handle, palpate, frisk | [n] (sense of) touch
patio
[n, arci] courtyard, (enclosed) yard
transfere
[vnt] transfer | [vt] transfer, hand over, make over, sign over; outsource | [n] transfer, handover; transference; outsourcing; succession (of power)
finisemana
[n, vn] weekend
elejente
[a] discriminating, choosy
mortal
[a, uma] mortal, perishable
sujuntiva
[a, ling] subjunctive (grammar) | [n] subjunctive (grammar)
-osa
[sf, a] -ful, -ous, -y (full of, containing much or many) | [sf, n, cim] -ose (chemistry)
fi
[n] phi (Greek letter)
leones
[a] Leonese | [n] Leonese
recatura
[vt] recapture
indonesian
[a] Indonesian | [n, dem] Indonesian (person, language)
iraci
[a] Iraqi | [n] Iraqi
curdi
[a] Kurdish, Kurd (person, language) | [n, dem] Kurdish, Kurd (person, language)
pasajor
[n] passenger
ativiste
[n] activist, militant
bonvenida
[a] welcome
jornalisme
[n] journalism
corean
[a] Korean (person, language) | [n, dem] Korean (person, language)
aboli
[vt, gov] abolish, do away with, get rid of, scrap, axe | [esc] down with …, no more … | [n] abolition, abolishment
xiliante
[a] screaming, shrieking; shrill, piercing, harsh, strident, screeching, raucous; garish, loud
stadio
[n, arci] stage (for performance); set (of play or film)
baleta
[n] bullet
reconta
[vt] recount | [n] recount
reenvia
[vt] send back, return, recommit, resubmit
acusante
[a] accusing, accusatory
tance
[n, util] tank, tub, vat, cistern; tank (military)
robot
[n, util] robot
balena
[n, mam] whale
fusilor
[n] marksman, gunman, rifleman, sharpshooter; fusilier
periodal
[a] periodic, regular
abunda
[vnt] abound | [n] abundance, plenty, plenitude
jeta
[vnt, fis] jet, squirt, spurt, spout, gush, spray | [vt] jet, squirt, spurt, spout, gush, spray | [n] jet, squirt, spurt, spout, gush, spray, outpouring
ajustada
[a] adapted, adjusted, fitted, tuned, configured
blonde
[a] blonde, blond, fair-haired, fair | [n] blonde
identica
[a] identical
anima
[vnt, arte] animate, come to life | [vt] animate, bring to life, vivify | [n] animation (action, film); cartoon (film)
persian
[a] Persian
enrola
[vnt, util] curl up, roll up (into a ball), snuggle, furl | [vt] roll up, ball up, scrunch up, wad; wind, coil, wind up (mechanism) | [n] roll; coil, skein; scroll
roji
[vnt] redden, turn red, blush, flush | [vt] redden, turn red, cause to blush | [n] blush, flush
colar
[n, vest] collar
deser
[n, cos] dessert, pudding
falasia
[vt, fil] believe fallaciously | [n] fallacy, paralogism
psice
[n, uma, mit] psyche, mind
antartica
[a, jeo] Antarctic
folida
[a] crowded, packed, cluttered
combatosa
[a] combative, aggressive, militant
omosesalia
[n] homosexuality
naveta
[n, util, vec] shuttle; ferry, ferryboat
desprende
[vt] get rid of, throw away, discard, dispense with, dispose of, waive | [n] disposal, discarding
stable
[a, fis, cim] stable, steady
federa
[vnt, gov] federate | [n] federation (action, result)
visitor
[n] visitor; guest, boarder (hotel)
macinal
[a] mechanical, clockwork
comforta
[vt] comfort, make comfortable | [n] comfort
nonevitable
[a] inevitable, unavoidable, inexorable | [n] inevitability (something inevitable)
persegue
[vt, gov] persecute | [n] persecution
blasfema
[vnt, rel] blaspheme; swear, curse, cuss | [n] sacrilege, profanation, blasphemy; swearing, cursing, curse, swearword, expletive
putri
[vnt, bio] rot, decay, addle, fester, putrefy, decompose | [vt] putrigi | [n] rot, decay, putrefaction, decomposition
dominante
[a] dominant, domineering, predominant; mainstream
permetente
[a] permitting
casca
[n, bio] skin, hull, peel (fruit), rind (fruit, cheese), pod (seed), shell (egg, animal), integument
elefante
[n, mam] elephant
adulte
[a, uma] adult, grown-up | [n] adult, grown-up
jungla
[n, tera] jungle
pasion
[n, uma] passion
amia
[n] friendship, amity, fellowship
sinsera
[a, uma] sincere, genuine, TRUE, committed, serious, whole-hearted, without hypocrisy, without pretense|ce
contrastada
[a] contrasted
programi
[vt] program | [n] programming
puntua
[vt, ling] punctuate | [n] punctuation
dragon
[n, mit] dragon
poesial
[a] poetic
candela
[n, util, fis] candle; candela, candlepower
paranoica
[a] paranoid
curiosa
[a] curious, inquisitive, nosy, nosey (wanting to know more)
maldise
[vt] curse, damn, anathematize|is, badmouth, jinx; blaspheme | [n] curse, jinx, malediction; blasphemy, profanity
mosceta
[n, ins] midge, gnat
spuma
[vnt, cim] foam, froth, lather | [n] foam, froth, lather, suds
bresonica
[a] Breton (person, language) | [n] Breton (person, language)
-iste
[sf, a] -ist, -istic | [sf, n] -ist
etimolojial
[a] etymological
semivocal
[a, ling] semivocalic | [n] semivowel, glide
malida
[a] deteriorated, corrupt, degenerate, spoiled (food)
blog
[n, info] blog, web log
munisipal
[n] municipal, civic
sclavia
[n] slavery, servitude, bondage
jenoside
[vt, gov] commit genocide | [n] genocide
telescopio
[n] telescope, spyglass
rolante
[a] rolling; rollaway (bed)
repulsa
[vt, fis, uma] repulse, repel; disgust, horrify, turn off (person), gross out, skeeve | [n] revulsion, antipathy, aversion, dislike, disgust, abhorrence
dutas
[n, pl] doubts, scruples, reservations
desapone
[vt] take off (garment), remove, doff
xi
[n] xi (Greek letter)
vinsente
[a] victorious, triumphant
remedia
[vt, med] remedy, cure, heal, redress | [n] remedy
esti
[a] Estonian | [n, dem] Estonian (person, language)
stepe
[n, tera] steppe, moor, moorland, heath, heathland, prairie
cuali
[vnt] qualify (for something), be eligible (for something) | [vt] qualify (someone for something, grammar) | [n] qualification
musculo
[n, anat] muscle
prefereda
[a] preferred, favorite|ur, of choice | [n] preference (person or thing preferred), favorite|ur
virjin
[a, uma] virginal, sexually innocent, chaste | [n] virgin, maiden
contenidas
[n, pl] contents
silindre
[a, mat] cylindrical | [n] cylinder; canister
spinosa
[a] spiky, spiny, barbed, thorny, prickly, full of spines | [n, pex] stickleback
rata
[n, mam] rat
arciteta
[n, arte] architecture
capeta
[n] hood (garment); bonnet, hood (vehicle)
cesar
[n, gov, ist] Caesar (emperor)
palia
[n] paleness, pallor | [n, bio] straw; thatch
pedeta
[n] paw
salada
[n, cos] salad
iu
[esc] ew, ugh, yuck, yuk, pooh (disgust)
vise
[n, util] screw (fastener); bolt (for nut)
sinieta
[n] accent, diacritic, diacritical mark | [n, avia] cygnet
antonim
[a, ling] antonymous, opposite | [n] antonym, opposite
conjunta
[n, ling] coordinating conjunction
creve
[vnt] burst, puncture, pop | [n] puncture
porton
[n] portal, gate (castle, town); sluice, sluice gate, floodgate (of lock)
politiciste
[n] politician
fidable
[a] trustworthy, reliable, responsible, dependable, loyal
rici
[vnt] grow rich, prosper | [vt] make rich, enrich
cuatrodes
[d] forty | [a] fortieth (ordinal)
sustitua
[a] substitute, replacement, surrogate, sub | [n] substitute, replacement, surrogate, stand-in, double, understudy
dramosa
[a] dramatic, dramatical, spectacular, histrionic
emisfera
[n, mat, tera] hemisphere
privatia
[n] privacy, confidence, confidentiality; seclusion
esaminada
[n] examinee, candidate
tenis
[n, spo] tennis
frato
[n, mat, tera] fraction; fragment, shard; faction; snippet, clip, clipping
neta
[a, mone] net|nett (money) | [av] net|nett (money) | [n] granddaughter
selo
[n, gov, mone] seal (tight closure, wax, etc.); signet; postage stamp
pilote
[n, vec] pilot, driver
siensiste
[n] scientist, boffin
desordinada
[a] messy, untidy, disorderly, chaotic, all over the place; sloppy, slovenly, scruffy, bedraggled, dishevelled, unkempt, straggly
rasca
[vt, tera, bio] scratch, scrabble | [n] scratch
costumal
[a] customary, conventional, default, pro forma, routine | [av] customarily, conventionally, routinely
sani
[vnt] heal, become healthy, get better, recover, recuperate, convalesce | [vt] cure, make healthy, make better
flexa
[n, spo] arrow
enspira
[vt, bio] inhale, breathe in, toke, aspirate | [n] inhalation, inspiration
infinita
[a, mat] infinite, boundless, unbounded
ap
[n, info] application, app (software)
morinte
[a] dying, moribund
contrae
[vnt, bio] contract (shrink) | [n] contraction, spasm
banceta
[vnt, cos] banquet, feast | [n] banquet, feast
comuta
[vnt, util] switch on, turn on, come on, connect, go live, power up (machine); become enabled (software feature) | [vt] switch on, turn on, come on, connect, go live, power up (machine); enable (software feature) | [n] switching on, connection
cortea
[vt, uma] court, woo, date | [n] courtship, date, dating
sfera
[a, mat] spherical | [n] sphere, orb
osila
[vnt, fis] oscillate, rock, sway, pitch, bob, teeter | [vt, fis] oscillate, rock, sway, pitch, bob, teeter | [n] oscillation, swaying
anatomia
[n, anat] anatomy
consetal
[a] conceptual
lente
[n, util] lens