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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