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DQ 21 Flashcards

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Compadecer

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Compadecer (com-pa-de-CER): to feel sorry for s/b

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Enclavijar

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Enclavijar (en-cla-vi-JAR): to pin, to fasten

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Engolfado

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Engolfado (en-gol-FA-do): to be far out at sea

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Enjugar

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Enjugar (en-ju-GAR): to dry

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Esquila

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Esquila (es-QUI-la ): campana, a small bell

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Estaño

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Estaño (es-TA-ño): tin

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Estaca

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Estaca (es-TA-ca): a stake, pointed stick

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Estacada

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Estacada (es-ta-CA-da): stockade or fence

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Fanal

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Fanal (fa-NAL): farol, lighthouse

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Gomia

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Gomia (GO-mia): ser que come demasiado y rápidamente

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Grumete

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Grumete (gru-ME-te): cabin boy

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Guarismo

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Guarismo (gua-RIS-mo): having to do with numbers

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Maña

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Maña (ma-ÑA): knack, skill

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Maniatar

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Maniatar (ma-nia-TAR): to tie s/b’s hands

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Medrar

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Medrar (me-DRAR): to prosper

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Mentecato

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Mentecato (men-te-CA-to): an idiot

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Renegado

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Renegado (re-ne-GA-do: renegade, uno que abandonó sus creencias

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Sarraceno

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Sarraceno (sa-rra-CE-no): an african muslim

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Tahalí

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Tahalí (ta-ha-lí): swordbelt

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Tiñoso

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Tiñoso (ti-ÑO-so): mangy, filthy

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Usanza

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Usanza (u-SAN-za): la manera, the way

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Vara

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Vara (VA-ra): stick or rod

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Zalema

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Zalema (za-LE-ma): to bow in reverence

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Adalid

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Adalid (a-da-LID): the leader of a group or political cause

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Alambicar

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Alambicar (a-lam-bi-CARA): complicar algo

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Anagnórisis

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Anagnórisis (a-nag-nó-ri-sis): A discovery that changes ignorance to knowledge. Self recognition or recognition of another person for what they really are.

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Atizar

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Atizar (a-ti-ZAR): to poke

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Cordel

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Cordel (cor-DEL): cord, string

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Cotejar

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Cotejar (co-te-JAR): to compare, check against

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Cuartana

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Cuartana (cuar-TA-na): a fever

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Cordal VS. Cordel

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Cordal: a wisdom tooth VS. Cordel: a cord, string

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Jaez VS. Jaez

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Jaez: a type of, a kind VS. Jaez: a harness

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