DQ 2

Question 1

Dechado

Answer 1

Dechado (de-CHA-do): paragon, perfect example

Question 2

Delación

Answer 2

Delación (de-la-ción): denunciation

Question 3

Desatino

Answer 3

Desatino (de-sa-TI-no): disparate

Question 4

Descomedido

Answer 4

Descomedido (des-co-muh-DI-do): rude

Question 5

Desollar

Answer 5

Desollar (de-so-LLAR): to skin an animal

Question 6

Encina

Answer 6

Encina (en-CI-na): oak tree

Question 7

Enzarzar

Answer 7

Enzarzar (en-sar-SAR): to get mixed up with; involved with

Question 8

Escarnio

Answer 8

Escarnio (es-CAR-nio): scorn

Question 9

Follón

Answer 9

Follón (fo-llón): a mess, a dud [FMD]

Question 10

Fraguar

Answer 10

Fraguar (fra-GUAR): to forge metals

Question 11

Fraguar

Answer 11

Fraguar (fra-GUAR): to forge metals

Question 12

Gola

Answer 12

Gola (GO-la): throat, gullet

Question 13

Hampa

Answer 13

Hampa (AHM-pa): group of criminals

Question 14

Harapada

Answer 14

Harapada (ha-ra-PA-da): tatters, rags

Question 15

Hato

Answer 15

Hato (AH-to): small herd

Question 16

Horadar

Answer 16

Horadar (ho-ra-DAR): pierce, bore through [HOR-BORE]

Question 17

Ínsula

Answer 17

Ínsula (Ín-su-la): small government; island

Question 18

Lides

Answer 18

Lides (LI-des): battle

Question 19

Majada

Answer 19

Majada (ma-JA-da): animal pen

Question 20

Medroso

Answer 20

Medroso (me-DRO-so): fearful

Question 21

Mohíno

Answer 21

Mohíno (mo-hí-no): sad

Question 22

Morrión

Answer 22

Morrión (mo-rrión): helmet

Question 23

Papelón

Answer 23

Papelón (pa-pe-lón ): to create a spectacle, foolish [PSF]

Question 24

Pertrecho

Answer 24

Pertrecho (pear-TRE-cho): to equip, to outfit

Question 25

Podadera

Answer 25

Podadera (po-da-DE-ra): pruning knife or lawnmower

Question 26

Follón VS. Papelón

Answer 26

Follón: a mess, a dud VS. Papelón: to create a spectacle, foolish

Question 27

Chichón

Answer 27

Chichón (chi-chón): a lump on the head

Question 28

Coloquio

Answer 28

Coloquio (co-LO-quio): a conversation, debate

Question 29

Descalabrar

Answer 29

Descalabrar (des-ca-la-BRAR): to injure

Question 30

Denuesto

Answer 30

Denuesto (de-NUES-to): an insult

Question 31

Gabán

Answer 31

Gabán (ga-bán): an overcoat

Question 32

Holgarse

Answer 32

Holgarse (hol-GAR): to have fun with

Question 33

Jaez

Answer 33

Jaez (ja-EZ): a type, a kind

Question 34

Barda VS. Basca

Answer 34

Barda: an enclosing wall VS. Basca: nausea