5501-6000 Flashcards
gangster
[n, gov] gangster, mobster, racketeer
vajina
[n, anat] vagina
cualinte
[a] qualifying, eligible | [n] qualifier (grammar)
stajia
[vnt] intern, apprentice | [n] internship, apprenticeship
autori
[vt] authorize|is, empower | [n] authorization|is, empowerment
maori
[a, dem] Maori | [n] Maori
fretada
[a] rushed, hurried
abaco
[n, mat, util, arci] abacus
tentada
[a] tempted
diminuida
[a] shrunken
noncomprende
[n] incomprehension
cabina
[n] cabin (ship, aircraft)
carpenta
[vt, arci] carpenter | [n] carpentry, woodwork, woodworking, joinery
hoci
[n, spo] hockey, field hockey
conformante
[a] conforming, compliant, compatible
osido
[n, cim] oxide
adolese
[vnt, uma] be a teenager, pass through adolescence | [n] adolescence
nidi
[vt] nest, build a nest (for)
moldi
[vt] mold|ul, cast
batiste
[a] Baptist | [n] Baptist
arpia
[n, mit] harpy; harridan, hag, shrew, crone, gorgon, virago | [n, avia] harpy eagle
amosa
[a] affectionate, fond; amorous
torteta
[n] cupcake
dialetica
[n, fil] dialectic
malformi
[vnt] deform, disfigure | [vt] deform, disfigure | [n] deformation, malformation
loci
[vnt] go crazy, go nuts, go bonkers | [vt] make crazy, drive mad
fantasial
[a] fanciful
peseta
[n] tidbit|titbit, chip, morsel, stub (pencil, cigarette)
ilex
[n, pla] holly
adula
[vt] adulate, flatter, fawn over, grovel to, toady to, suck up to, coax, wheedle, cajole, ingratiate, kowtow | [n] flattery, fawning, adulation, sycophancy
pijin
[n, ling] pidgin (language)
dormeta
[vnt] doze, nap, snooze, have a siesta | [n] doze, nap, snooze, siesta, catnap
faldon
[n] apron; tail (coat)
fratal
[a] fractional, fractal
zumbinte
[a] buzzing, abuzz
flajelo
[n, bio] whip, scourge; flagellum
moldida
[n] molding|ul, casting; mold|ul, cast (molded|ul object)
condensa
[vnt, cim] condense | [n] condensation (action)
egoisme
[n] selfishness, egotism
vijilor
[n] sentinel, sentry, watchman, lookout, proctor, invigilator
mendicor
[n] beggar, panhandler
cambiable
[a] changeable
persil
[n, pla, cos] parsley (plant)
lavabo
[n, arci, util] sink, washbasin, washstand, washbasin, washbowl
sircuitos
[n, pl] circuit, circuitry (components forming an electric path)
parfumida
[a] perfumed, scented, aromatic, fragrant
mediocre
[a] mediocre, ordinary, average, middling, uninspired, undistinguished, indifferent, unexceptional, unexciting, unremarkable, run-of-the-mill, pedestrian, prosaic, lackluster|re, forgettable
nobilia
[n] nobility
insenso
[n, uma] incense
leoni
[vnt] lionize|is | [vt] lionize|is
sedui
[vt, uma] seduce, entice | [n] seduction, enticement
spini
[vt] pin; corner (trap in a metaphorical corner)
acc
[c] a.k.a.
susi
[vnt] become dirtied, become soiled, be sullied, get messy, get mucky | [vt] dirty, soil, sully, mess up, besmirch
telegraf
[n, util] telegraph
campaneta
[n] handbell; doorbell
cavali
[vt] ride, go on horseback; transport on horseback
microscopial
[a] microscopic
fanfara
[n] fanfare
persepinte
[a] perceptive, discerning, incisive, trenchant
jogla
[vt, spo] juggle
desimal
[a, mat] decimal
mormon
[a, rel] Mormon | [n] Mormon
determinisme
[n] determinism
ateisme
[n, rel, fil] atheism
devanagari
[n, ling] Devanagari, Nagari (writing system)
zolojia
[n, bio] zoology
variable
[a] variable | [n] variable
induiste
[a] Hindu | [n] Hindu
naiade
[n, mit] naiad, water nymph
artropodo
[n, artr] arthropod
jenitiva
[a, ling] genitive (grammar) | [n] genitive (grammar)
multilingual
[a, ling] multilingual | [n] polyglot
confusable
[a] confusable, mistakable
trefolia
[n, pla, spo] clover, trefoil; cloverleaf; club (cards)
nonasentuada
[a] unstressed, atonic
cuadral
[a] quadratic, square (root)
vivisesioni
[vt, med] vivisect | [n] vivisection
casta
[a, uma] chaste; celibate
brut
[a, cos] brut
xarnierida
[a] hinged
membranosa
[a] membranous, webbed
rampa
[n, arci] ramp, chute
renativi
[vnt] repatriate | [vt] repatriate | [n] repatriation
bonvendeda
[a] bestselling | [n] bestseller (book, author)
anarcia
[n, gov] anarchy, lawlessness
atenable
[a] reachable, attainable, achievable
pelvis
[n, anat] pelvis
enforsada
[a] enforced, imposed, in effect
nerval
[a] nervous (of the nerves)
supradosa
[vt] overdose | [n] overdose
velida
[a] veiled
otodes
[d] eighty | [a] eightieth (ordinal)
sponsori
[vt] sponsor
reorganiza
[vt] reorganize|is | [n] reorganization|is, shakedown, shakeup
ciprica
[a] Cypriot | [n] Cypriot
aventuror
[n] adventurer, adventurist
desfisada
[a] detached
macedonsce
[a] Macedonian
concluinte
[a] conclusive
anglican
[a, rel] Anglican | [n] Anglican
suprafolida
[a] overcrowded
ganaian
[a] Ghanaian | [n] Ghanaian
onestia
[n] honesty, candor|ur
scandinavian
[a] Scandinavian | [n] Scandinavian
puninte
[a] punishing, punitive
bancal
[a] bank, banking
lesbian
[a, uma] lesbian, sapphic | [n] lesbian
stupor
[n, med] stupor, trance
aliniada
[a] aligned, lined up, in alignment; flush (text)
pension
[n, mone] pension
dejeteria
[n] garbage dump, rubbish heap, landfill (site), dumping ground, transfer station; dustheap, slag heap
modeli
[vt] model (make a model of; display clothes) | [n] modeling|ll
descomutada
[a] off, switched off, turned off; disconnected, offline; disabled
osese
[vt, uma] obsess, fixate, infatuate | [n] obsession, fixation, infatuation
spasiosa
[a] spacious, roomy, capacious, commodious
desfida
[vt] distrust, mistrust
sulfur
[n, cim] sulfur|ph, brimstone
noncomprometente
[a] uncompromising
rejunta
[vnt] become rejoined, reassemble (oneself), reconnect | [vt] rejoin, reassemble, reconnect
porosa
[a] porous
reaveni
[vnt] reoccur, recur, happen again | [vt] cause to happen again, restage | [n] recurrence
jubilor
[n] retired person, retiree, pensioner
plumon
[n] plume (feathers, smoke)
revelante
[a] revealing, giveaway, telltale; scanty, skimpy (garment)
desvalua
[vt] devalue, belittle, disparage, denigrate, deprecate, depreciate, trivialize|is, vilify | [n] devaluation, deprecation, depreciation
pascal
[n, fis] pascal (unit of pressure)
garaje
[n, arci] garage
sterili
[vnt] sterilize|is, become sterile | [vt] sterilize|is, make sterile | [n] sterilization|is
barbida
[a] bearded
pulmon
[n, anat] lung
claxon
[n, vec] klaxon, horn, hooter
ombri
[vt] overshadow, put into shadow, cast a shadow over; eclipse, upstage, outperform (metaphor); shade, shade in, hatch (drawing)
xece
[n, mone] check|cheque (money)
eletronicales
[n, pl] electronics (components)
fresco
[n, arte] fresco (art)
zuma
[vnt, util] zoom, zoom in | [n] zoom, zooming
piloteria
[n] cockpit
valis
[n, vest] suitcase, valise
proibinte
[a] prohibiting, prohibitive
nonvalida
[a] invalid, spurious
refuta
[vt, fil] refute, rebut | [n] refutation, rebuttal
gavota
[n, avia] gull, seagull
nudi
[vnt] strip, bare, denude | [vt] strip, bare, denude
asiduia
[n] assiduousness, diligence, hard work
silico
[n, cim] silicon (element)
fermenta
[vnt, cim, cos] ferment | [vt] ferment, leaven | [n] fermentation
leopardo
[n, mam] leopard
nonpermeteda
[a] disallowed, forbidden, unauthorized|is | [n] thing that is not allowed, no-no
nonsedente
[a] unyielding, unrelenting, relentless, unremitting, tenacious, flinty
falinte
[a] failing
tradosa
[a] treasonous, treacherous, traitorous, perfidious, rogue
strangula
[vt, med] strangle, choke, throttle | [n] strangulation
site-stato
[n] city-state
ipopotamo
[n, mam] hippopotamus, hippo
iena
[n, mam] hyena
nonmeritada
[a] undeserved, unmerited, unwarranted, unjustified, undue
relocali
[vt] relocalize|is, resettle
faxiste
[a] fascist | [n] fascist
ecolojial
[a] ecological
progovernal
[a] pro-government
duifrate
[n] half-brother
esperable
[a] that can be hoped for, hopeable, desirable | [av] hopefully, it is hoped that
blocinte
[a] blocking; occlusive | [n] blocker, barrier, obstacle; occlusive (consonant)
teori
[vt] theorize|is | [n] theorization|is
divertida
[a] amused, entertained
disolvable
[a] dissolvable, soluble
solosa
[a] sunny | [a] earthy
nonpredisable
[a] unpredictable
mesurable
[a] measurable
steril
[a, bio] sterile, barren, infertile
fisiciste
[n] physicist
panicada
[a] panicked, frantic, frightened, scared
trajedial
[a] tragic
neutri
[vnt] be neutralized|is; be neutered, be castrated, be spayed | [vt] neutralize|is, neuter, castrate, spay
monotonosa
[a] monotonous, dull, tedious, boring, stodgy
atletal
[a] athletic
pausada
[a] paused, adjourned, interrupted, in abeyance
nonvideda
[a] unseen, unwitnessed
barconi
[vt] ship, send by ship, transport by ship | [n] shipping, transportation by ship
indiceta
[vt] hint | [n] hint, clue, inkling, slight indication
interpreteda
[a] interpreted, interpretive
amfibio
[n, amf] amphibian
reinstitui
[vt] re-establish
distraeda
[a] distracted, absent-minded
amiror
[n] admirer
acui
[vt] water
despeli
[vt] skin, flay, excoriate, flense, flake
polen
[n, bio] pollen
caldera
[n, util] kettle, boiler
damas
[n, pl, spo] checkers, draughts (game)
epostal
[a] (pertaining to) email
nonrazonante
[a] irrational (person), unreasonable
monumentin
[a] monumental, massive; landmark, historic, major, very important
renuri
[vt] feed again, feed back; refuel | [n] feedback (audio, video)
nonjustia
[n] injustice, inequity
secretosa
[a] secretive, reserved, reticent
ombrin
[a] shadowy (like a shadow)
streti
[vnt] narrow, tighten, constrict, cinch | [vt] narrow, tighten, constrict, cinch | [n] narrowing, constriction, stricture
sude-sentral
[a] central south
menstrua
[n, bio] menstruation, period
colera
[n, med] cholera
tifoide
[a, med] typhoid | [n] typhoid fever, typhoid
miniatur
[a, arte] miniature, minuscule, diminutive | [n] miniature
prefasa
[vt, arte] preface | [n] preface, foreword, prologue
analiseda
[a] analyzed|ys | [n] analysand, analytic patient
ovipari
[vnt, bio] lay eggs, be oviparous
constrinjeda
[a] constrained, inhibited, uptight, anal-retentive
disolveda
[a] dissolved | [n] solute
iberian
[a] Iberian | [n] Iberian
rial
[n, mone] rial, riyal (currency) | [a] fluvial, riverine (of rivers)
cronica
[a, med] chronic (medical)
infusa
[vt, cos] infuse, brew (tea, coffee) | [n] infusion, brew
dermatite
[n, med] dermatitis
melodiosa
[a] melodious, melodic, tuneful, singsong
inspirante
[a] inspiring, inspirational
veluda
[n, vest] velvet, velour
vasti
[vnt] become vast, extend hugely, become widespread, propagate, spread far and wide | [vt] promulgate, propagate, spread far and wide
coloseo
[n, arci] colosseum, coliseum
colon
[n, anat] colon | [n, mone] colón
fasina
[vt, uma] fascinate, intrigue, engross | [n] fascination, allure
surje
[vnt] surge forward, emerge (suddenly), jump out, spring up, loom up; arise (suddenly), crop up; increase (suddenly) | [n] surge, sudden appearance; sudden increase
fu
[esc] phew, whew
fortiosa
[a] forceful, forcible
alerjica
[a] allergic
capelroja
[a, na] red-haired, red-headed, ginger | [n, na] red-haired person, redhead
sistemal
[a] systemic
cangaru
[n, mam] kangaroo
elica
[a, mat, util] helical, helicoid | [n] helix; propeller
mitra
[n, vest, rel] mitre (hat)
desplase
[vt] displease | [n] displeasure
bobini
[vt] spool, wind
arciveria
[n] archive (place), depository, record office, repository, registry
clip
[n, util] clip (audio, video, fastener); paper clip
grinse
[vnt] creak (high-pitched), squeak, chirp, grate | [n] creak (high-pitched), squeak, chirp, grate
treno
[n, vec] sledge, sled, sleigh
sintesal
[a] synthetic
normande
[a, dem] Norman | [n] Norman
consolada
[a] consoled
setro
[n, gov] scepter|re
mamela
[n, anat] udder, mammary gland; (colloquial) boob, tit, knocker (breast)
campanian
[n] rural person, country dweller, peasant, hayseed, bumpkin, yokel, hick, rube
atica
[a] Attic (person, language) | [n, dem] Attic (person, language)
isterica
[a] hysteric, hysterical
superstisio
[n, mit] superstition
fenix
[n, mit] phoenix
xux
[esc] sh
ilario
[a, uma] hilarious, uproarious
talior
[n] tailor
dentela
[n, vest] lace, lacework
jalea
[n, cos] jam (UK), jelly (US) (fruit preserve)
gara
[n, anat] claw, talon
verdin
[a] greenish | [n, avia] leafbird
campanin
[a] bell-like, bell-shaped
filete
[vt, cos] filet|ll, bone, debone | [n] filet|ll, sirloin
aljebral
[a] algebraic
sudivide
[vnt] subdivide | [vt] subdivide | [n] subdivision
nel
[prep] in the, at the
pradeta
[n] clearing, glade
eriso
[n, mam] hedgehog
omnipotente
[a, rel] omnipotent, almighty
frigian
[a] Phrygian | [n] Phrygian
xarnier
[n, util] hinge
minotauro
[n, mit] minotaur
acasia
[n, pla] acacia, thorntree, wattle | [n] randomness, arbitrariness, jumble
ironiosa
[a] ironic, wry
burito
[n, cos] burrito
rum
[n, cos] rum (drink)
comfortante
[a] comforting, pleasant
reflexe
[a, bio] reflexive, automatic | [n] reflex
idealiste
[a] idealistic, quixotic | [n] idealist
pulea
[n, util] pulley
olin
[a] oily, oil-like
ulex
[n, pla] gorse, furze (plant)
brunin
[a] brownish
nonmortalia
[n] immortality
modal
[a] modal; sartorial
conio
[n, pla] hemlock (plant, poison)
pira
[n, util] pyre (bonfire), stake
neurotransmetador
[n] neurotransmitter
ritmosa
[a] rhythmic, rhythmical (having a rhythm)
antilope
[n, mam] antelope
italica
[a, ling] italic (typography)
asturian
[a, dem] Asturian | [n] Asturian
mu
[n] mu (Greek letter)
oculta
[a, mit] occult, supernatural | [n] occult
desambigui
[vnt] disambiguate | [vt] disambiguate | [n] disambiguation
bonerba
[n] herb
respele
[vt] respell
demonim
[a, uma] demonymic | [n] demonym
englesisme
[n] anglicism
ovosa
[a] eggy, full of egg, soaked in egg
valentia
[n] valence, valency
cluisita
[n, vn] closing quotation mark, right quotation mark, right quote, unquote
concombre
[n, pla, cos] cucumber
musici
[vt] set (words) to music, put (words) to music | [n] setting to music
tasonomial
[a] taxonomic
escapisme
[n] escapism
sote
[vt, cos] sauté (cookery) | [n] sauté
alfabeti
[vt] alphabetize|is, sort, put into alphabetical order
baca
[n, pla, cos] berry
aster
[n, pla] aster (plant)
botoni
[vt] button
dativa
[a, ling] dative (grammar) | [n] dative (grammar)
-uple
[sf, a] -uple (numeric multiple) | [sf, n] (group of a specified number of members)
oncin
[a] hooked, hooklike
caduca
[a, bio, pla] deciduous
sesionida
[a] sectioned, segmented, partitioned, dissected, articulated, jointed
cornin
[a] horny, hornlike
clado
[n, bio] clade (biology)
sitoplasma
[n, bio] cytoplasm (biology)
frontinte
[a] facing, confronting
uigur
[a, dem] Uyghur, Uighur (person, language) | [n] Uyghur, Uighur (person, language)
xerpa
[a, dem] Sherpa (person, language) | [n] Sherpa (person, language)
coordinor
[n] coordinator
legalia
[n] legality, legitimacy
spetaculin
[a] spectacular, phenomenal
nonrestrinjeda
[a] unrestrained, unrestricted, unconfined, unimpeded, uninhibited, unreserved, wild, frenetic
nonasedable
[a] inaccessible, unapproachable
nonesistente
[a] non-existent
misionor
[n] missionary
reprosede
[vt] reprocess | [n] reprocessing
patriota
[a, gov] patriotic | [n] patriot
renovable
[a] renewable
biodiversia
[n] biodiversity
reesamina
[vt] re-examine, reinspect, recheck, retest | [n] re-examination, reinspection
desinior
[n] illustrator, artist, drawer; designer, draftsman|draughtsman
mausoleo
[n, rel, arci] mausoleum
ombral
[a] shadow
ostaje
[n, gov] hostage
dosa
[vt, med] dose | [n] dose, drench; jigger
arenito
[n, tera] sandstone
apnea
[n, med] apnea|oe (medical)
consensi
[vnt] become conscious, become aware | [vnt] make conscious, make aware
partisipor
[n] participant; accomplice
metano
[n, cim] methane
ungarian
[a] Hungarian | [n] Hungarian (person, language)
diabete
[n, med] diabetes
reatante
[a] reactionary | [n, cim] reagent
atestante
[a] attesting, evidential, evidentiary
inova
[vt, arte] innovate | [n] innovation
boxe
[vt, spo] box | [n] boxing, pugilism
ertri
[a] Eritrean | [n] Eritrean
balcan
[a, jeo] Balkan
descapasi
[vnt] become incapacitated, become disabled, be crippled, be impaired, be vitiated | [vt] incapacitate, disable, cripple, impair, vitiate
pip
[esc, onom] squeak, tweet, peep, cheep (mouse, bird) | [n] squeak, tweet, peep, cheep (mouse, bird)
zucarosa
[a] sugary, saccharine, sappy
boveta
[n] calf
californian
[a] Californian
resicli
[vnt] recycle | [vt] recycle
notario
[n, gov] notary, scrivener, solicitor’s clerk
compila
[vt, info] compile | [n] compilation; digest
afondada
[a] sunken
venton
[n] gale, strong wind
pluvon
[n] rainstorm, downpour, cloudburst, soaker
descargada
[n] download (file)
terapiste
[n] therapist
degrada
[vnt] degrade, debase | [vt] degrade, debase, cheapen, demean | [n] degradation, debasement
bispia
[n] bishopric, diocese
ipotermia
[n, med] hypothermia
opaca
[a, fis] opaque
burlada
[n] stooge, straight man
comparable
[a] comparable
scultor
[n] sculptor
altruisme
[n, uma] altruism
flaxi
[vnt] flash | [vt] flash
malesperia
[n] bad experience, ordeal
ri
[vnt] flow, stream, course
patini
[vnt] skate; skid
limpor
[n] cleaner (person), scrubwoman, charwoman, charlady
cloaca
[n, bio] drain, sewer; cloaca (anatomy)
distrital
[a] district, regional
inverni
[vt] winter; hibernate | [n] wintering; hibernation
interatante
[a] interactive
asfalto
[n, cim] asphalt, tarmac, macadam, blacktop, asphalt concrete
nonabitada
[a] uninhabited, unsettled; unmanned
laura
[n] laurel wreath
descomforta
[vt] discomfort, make uncomfortable | [n] malaise, discomfort
noncontentia
[n] discontent
ingrediente
[n, cos] ingredient
nonperosa
[a] efficient, cost-effective
umanin
[a] humanlike, humanoid, anthropoid
manobra
[vnt, gov] maneuver|manoeuvre | [vt] maneuver|manoeuvre | [n] maneuver|manoeuvre
penduli
[vnt] swing (back and forth) | [vt] swing (back and forth)
respetable
[a] respectable, formidable, staid
fangosa
[a] muddy; unclear, turbid
sofistica
[vt] sophisticate | [n] sophistication, elegance
repleni
[vnt] refill, replenish; restock | [vt] refill, replenish; restock; backfill (hole) | [n] refill, replenishment
han
[n, ist] khan, khagan (governor) | [a, ist] Han (dynasty)
glasial
[a] glacial
bod
[a] Tibetan | [n, dem] Tibetan (person, language)
pave
[vt, arci] pave | [n] paving (slabs, asphalt, cobbles)
nonesensal
[a] non-essential, extrinsic
plateta
[n] saucer
agrega
[vnt, tera] aggregate, combine, conglomerate, agglomerate | [n] aggregation, aggregate, combination, conglomeration, conglomerate, agglomeration (action, result)
resistente
[a] resistant, unwilling | [n] resistance (movement)
amator
[n] hobbyist, amateur, dilettante, dabbler
nitrato
[n, cim] nitrate
microfon
[n, util] microphone, mic, mike
manejal
[a] administrative
mator
[n] killer, murderer; matador
libreria
[n] bookshop, bookstore
feria
[n, spo] fairground, fair, funfair, fete; trade fair
nana
[n] (colloquial) nanny (carer)
blanca-negra
[a] black and white
sero
[n, cos, bio] whey (milk); serum (blood)
capasi
[vnt] grow capable | [vt] enable, empower | [n] enabling, empowerment
deslegali
[vnt] illegalize|is, delegitimize|is, outlaw | [vt] illegalize|is, delegitimize|is, outlaw
paund
[n, mone] pound (currency), sterling
freno
[n, util] brake, restraint (device)
curor
[n] carer, nurse
reafirma
[vt] reaffirm
ondante
[a] undulating, undulant, corrugated
banieria
[n] spa, bath, bath house (communal)
sirconaviga
[vt, ist] circumnavigate | [n] circumnavigation
nonresistable
[a] irresistible, compelling, overwhelming
anteultima
[a] penultimate, second from last, last but one
combator
[n] fighter, combatant
mugrosa
[a] filthy, squalid, grubby, grimy, mucky, messy
balsa
[n, util] raft
sarcasmosa
[a] sarcastic, sardonic, snide
otimisme
[n] optimism, positivity
paseor
[n] walker, pedestrian
scopa
[n, util] broom, (large) brush
teraza
[n, arci] terrace, patio, stoop, steps
xefia
[n] chiefdom, leadership, primacy
plasma
[n, med, fis] plasma (medical, gas)
bancor
[n] banker
sincuple
[a] quintuple | [n] quintet; cinquain, quintain (poem)
gailica
[a, ling] Scottish Gaelic, Scots Gaelic | [n] Scottish Gaelic, Scots Gaelic
odisea
[n] odyssey
filtro
[n, util] filter
semin
[n, bio] semen, sperm
stala
[n, arci] stall (animal, market), compartment
plancton
[n, bio] plankton
caravan
[n, vec] caravan (towed vehicle, travellers); trailer, camper
descapasia
[n] disability, handicap, impairment
pompi
[vt] pump | [n] pumping; push-up, press-up (exercise)
criticor
[n] critic, opponent
pivote
[vnt] pivot, swing round | [vt] pivot, swing round
convulsa
[vnt, med] convulse, spasm | [n] convulsion, spasm, seizure
trinxa
[vt, util] shred, cut up, tear up, rip up; thrash, thoroughly defeat | [n] shred, tatter
tardia
[n] lateness
otical
[a] optical
lau
[a] Lao, Laotian (person, language) | [n, dem] Lao, Laotian (person, language)
antitumultal
[a] anti-riot, riot
coretia
[n] correctness
resonante
[a] resonating, reverberating, resonant, plangent, sonorous, vibrant
despermete
[vt] disallow, prohibit, forbid, interdict, ban, proscribe | [n] prohibition, interdiction, ban
asurdia
[n] absurdity (quality), ludicrousness, preposterousness, ridiculousness
feno
[n, bio] hay
plati
[vnt] flatten | [vt] flatten
neutria
[n] neutrality; sterility
entretexeda
[a] interwoven, interlaced
arenin
[a] sandy, gritty
dilema
[n, fil] dilemma, quandary
libralisme
[n] liberalism
camofla
[vt, bio] camouflage, cloak | [n] camouflage
milia
[n] mile
turnavise
[n, vn, util] screwdriver
savajeria
[n] wilderness, wilds
sieri
[vt] saw | [n] sawing
susedor
[n] successor; succeeder, achiever
dejenerada
[a] degenerated, degenerate, decadent, corrupt
scopida
[a] swept
codigi
[vt] code, encode, codify | [n] encoding (action)
txau
[esc] (colloquial) ciao (arriving or departing); hi, yo; goodbye, bye, see you, ta-ta
carmesi
[a, col] crimson | [n] crimson
sponja
[n] sponge (cleaning tool, organism)
secuestra
[vt] kidnap, abduct; hijack | [n] kidnapping, abduction
tubon
[n] large pipe, pipeline
esempli
[vt] exemplify, illustrate, epitomize|is
serial
[a] serial, successive, consecutive | [av] in series, in succession, consecutively
compatiable
[a] pitiable, poor, worthy of compassion
palmi
[vt] slap, smack, spank | [n] slap, smack, spank
cm
[c] cm
patron
[n, util] pattern, template (for cutting or drawing round, etc.); patron, protector, supporter
protejor
[n] protector
elemental
[a] elementary, fundamental, basic; elemental
discreta
[a] discreet
simpatiosa
[a] sympathetic (feeling rapport, not pity), sympatico
bobin
[n, vest] spool, reel, bobbin
bolante
[a] bubbling, effervescent
feltro
[n, vest] felt
preambul
[n, arte] preamble, preface, foreword
compulsa
[vt] compel | [n] compulsion
dementi
[vnt] go crazy, go insane, go mad | [vt] make crazy, drive mad, madden, unhinge
tracea
[n, anat] trachea, windpipe
reno
[n, mam] reindeer, caribou
aracide
[n, pla] peanut
capelor
[n] hairdresser, hairstylist, barber
ruta
[vnt, bio] burp, belch | [n] burp, belch | [n, pla] rue
reto
[n, anat] rectum (anatomy)
vosal
[a] vocal (of the voice)
soniosa
[a] dreamy
tristi
[vnt] become sad | [vt] sadden, make sad
depresante
[a, med] depressant, central depressant
cuantiosa
[a] numerous, very many, in large quantities
malerba
[n] weed
releva
[vnt] rise again | [vt] re-raise, raise again | [vt, arte] throw into relief, highlight | [n] relief