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Meanings of "group" in Spanish English Dictionary : 116 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
group grupo [m]
group agrupar [v]
group conjunto [m]
group cuadrilla [f]
General
group hato [m]
group segmento [m]
group macizo [m]
group cáfila [f]
group parcialidad [f]
group parranda [f]
group partida [f]
group peña [f]
group colectividad [f]
group piña [f]
group comparsa [f]
group banda [f]
group colectivo [adj]
group grupal [adj]
group tanda [f]
group agrupación [f]
group agregado [m]
group caravanero [m]
group cenáculo [m]
group cerco [m]
group cuerpo [m]
group foro [m]
group grupo [m]
group hato [m]
group pelotón [m]
group camarada [f]
group cohorte [f]
group colección [f]
group compañía [f]
group constelación [f]
group escuadra [f]
group parcialidad [f]
group punta [f]
group runfla [f]
group tanda [f]
group grupal [adj]
group grupuscular [adj]
group aglutinar [v]
group aglutinarse [v]
group apelotonar [v]
group apeñuscar [v]
group apretar [v]
group cerrar [v]
group pelotón [m]
group bandada [f]
group formación [f]
group comandita [f]
group potrada [f]
group tropilla [f]
group asociación [f]
group apeñuscarse [v]
group orden [m]
group mesnada [f]
group corrillo [m]
group clase [f]
group serie [f]
group combinación [f]
group poner en un grupo [v]
group sector [m]
group cuño [m] disused
group hatajo [m] derog.
group barcada [f] PH
group camada [f] AR
group capilla [f] derog.
group chirpia [f] ES local
group capillita [f] derog.
group fierrada [f] SV
group macolla [f] NI
group manga [f] BO PY AR UY derog.
group rondalla [f] ES local rur.
group zaragalla [f] ES local
group colectiva [adj/f]
Colloquial
group hato [m]
group basca [f]
group hornada [f]
group apuñuscarse [v] HN SV
Slang
group clica [f]
Business
group agrupamiento [m]
group grupo [m]
group conjunto [m]
group agrupación [f]
group grupal [adj]
group agrupar [v]
Finance
group grupo económico
Law
group organismo [m]
group categoría [f]
group repartir [v]
Electricity
group acoplar [v]
group grupo primario
Engineering
group grupo [m]
group camarilla [f]
group pandilla [f]
group agrupar [v]
group por grupos
Biology
group cepa [f]
Chemistry
group grupo [m]
Math
group grupo [m]
group poner en grupos [v]
group el conjunto
Geology
group haz [f]
Medicine
group regimiento [m]
group género [m]
Psychology
group séquito [m]
Technical
group acoplar [v]
Aeronautics
group unidad táctica
Petrol
group agrupar [v]
Military
group escuadrón [m]
group agrupamiento [m]
group agrupación [f]
Photography
group grupo [m]
Cycling
group soldarse [v]
Painting
group grupo [m]

Meanings of "group" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
group of three trío [m]
unit or group of one thousand millar [m]
group of regulars peña [f]
General
group (assembly) cuerpo [m]
substantive (a word or group of words functioning as a noun) sustantivo [m]
commando group comando [m]
group of three terno [m]
pressure group lobby [m]
small group corrillo [m]
school (a group of aquatic animals that swim together; a shoal) banco [m]
group leader monitor [m]
ethnic group etnia [f]
group of three trinca [f]
group leader monitora [f]
group together agrupar [v]
form a group agruparse [v]
group of gossips corrillo [m]
group of fifteen quincena [f]
party (a group of people) banda [f]
group of admirals almirantazgo [m]
group of trees arbolado [m]
large group of islands archipiélago (italiano) [m]
group of barrels barrilamen [m]
youngest member of a group benjamín [m]
group of actors touring with a show bolo [m]
group of houses caserío [m]
splinter group chorizo [m]
group of tenant farmers colonato [m]
group of homesteaders colonato [m]
group of people conjunto [m]
partisan of the same political group copartidario [m]
group of ecclesiastics gathered in the temple to sing or pray coro [m]
small group corrillo [m]
group of rustic properties linked within an area of the same owner coto redondo [m]
group of christians cristianismo [m]
flamenco dance and music group cuadro flamenco [m]
dance group cuerpo de baile [m]
group of weaned cattle desteto [m]
group of tents entoldado [m]
group of exiled people exilio [m]
group of day-school students externado [m]
group of officials funcionariado [m]
group of beasts that graze and walk in herds ganado [m]
group of generals generalato [m]
member of a group of the cantabrian region of trasmiera in the 15th century gil [m]
group of romanis gitanismo [m]
pressure group grupo de presión [m]
working group grupo de trabajo [m]
mixed group grupo mixto [m]
small group grupúsculo [m]
splinter group grupúsculo [m]
group of correctional facilities gulag (ruso) [m]
insurance group igualatorio [m]
group of foplings lechuguino [m]
group of busybodies mentidero [m]
group of biracial people mestizaje [m]
group of bicultural people mestizaje [m]
group of young single people mocerío [m]
focus group muestreo [m]
group of women mujeriego [m]
group of women mujerío [m]
chorus group orfeón [m]
group of gentiles paganismo [m]
group of civilians paisanaje [m]
18th century group followers of spanish theater in contrast to the chorizos. polaco [m]
group of prisoners presidio [m]
group of protestants protestantismo [m]
mess hall group rancho [m]
group of gregarious people rebaño [m]
group of recruits reclutamiento [m]
rosary group rosario [m]
group of influential people sanedrín [m]
group of seven setenario [m]
student musical group member tuno [m]
group of thorns argaña [f]
parliamentary group bancada [f]
group of armed men/women banda [f]
group of barrels barrilería [f]
youngest member of a group benjamina [f]
group of bohemians bohemia [f]
bed for group sex cama redonda [f]
group sex cama redonda [f]
pressure group camarilla [f]
tour group caravana [f]
group of cases casuística [f]
group of kids chiquillería [f]
group that sings humorous and satirical songs during carnival chirigota [f]
group of pimps chulada [f]
group of rude people chusma [f]
group of galley slaves chusma [f]
dining group comensalía [f]
group of confessionists confesión [f]
group of farm houses cortijada [f]
group of criticisms crítica [f]
group of critics crítica [f]
group of friends cuadrilla [f]
group of hunting dogs cuadrilla [f]
armed group of the spanish holy brotherhood cuadrilla [f]
group of forty units cuarentena [f]
group of four of a kind cuatrinca [f]
group of ten decena [f]
group of ten students decuria [f]
group of city representatives with voting rights in the general courts diputación general de los reinos [f]
group armed with shotguns escopetería [f]
group of soldiers armed with shotguns espingardería [f]
group of people forming an expedition expedición [f]
group of foreigners extranjería [f]
group of knights of a military order freiría [f]
group of priests of a military order freiría [f]
group of roustabouts gañanía [f]
meeting or group of romanis gitanería [f]
group of shameless people golfería [f]
group of grandees grandeza [f]
group of royal bodyguards guardia de corps [f]
guerrilla group guerrilla [f]
group of people humanidad [f]
group of latin people latinidad [f]
group of legates legación [f]
group of rowdy and tumultuous people marabunta [f]
group of sailors marinería [f]
group sitting at the convent cross-table mesa traviesa [f]
group of followers mesnada [f]
group of supporters mesnada [f]
group of young people mocedad [f]
group of kids muchachada [f]
group of kids muchachería [f]
group of bullfighters of young bulls novillería [f]
group of friends panda [f]
musical group playing at night parranda [f]
work group partida [f]
small group of people joined at the hip patrulla [f]
group of friends peña [f]
group of regulars peña [f]
group of yobs perrería [f]
distinguished group pléyade [f]
work group profesión [f]
group of people born in the same year quinta [f]
group of people of the same age quinta [f]
group of wanderers ronda [f]
rondalla serenade group rondalla [f]
group of wild animals salvajina [f]
group of six seisena [f]
group of sixty sesentena [f]
group of noisy people tabla de la vaca [f]
group of four tetrada [f]
group of three trinca [f]
group of friends trinca [f]
friend group trinca [f]
group of three tripleta [f]
group of three troica [f]
group of trumpeters trompetería [f]
student musical group tuna [f]
breakaway group valía [f]
splinter group valía [f]
member of the group belonging to the spanish police or armed forces geo [m/f]
leader of a group of friends pandillista [m/f]
group member peñista [m/f]
partisan of the same political group copartidario [adj]
form a group agavillar [v]
form into a group agavillarse [v]
form a group agruparse [v]
group together apeñuscar [v]
form a group apeñuscarse [v]
group together apretar [v]
form a group apretarse [v]
provisions for a large group mantenimientos [m/pl]
group of ada [suf]
group of amen [suf]
-group esco [suf]
group work trabajo de equipo [m]
social group cerco [m]
lump (group) amontonamiento [m]
school (group of fish) cardumen [m]
someone that speaks as the voice of a group of people vocero [m]
abelian group grupo abeliano [m]
formal group or assembly of witches aquelarre [m]
someone who is a member of an ancient indo-european ethnic group of dacia dacio [m]
group of death grupo de la muerte [m]
functional group grupo funcional [m]
group of reeds cañar [m]
group of shareholders accionariado [m]
group of women mujeriego [m]
herd (group of animals) ganado [m]
nordic group of languages nórdico [m]
shoal (group of fish) cardume [m]
small group grupúsculo [m]
large group of women mujerío [m]
lot/group of animals lote [m]
accident response group grupo de respuesta a accidentes [m]
book group grupo de libros [m]
accident response group grupo de respuesta de accidentes [m]
accident response group equipo de respuesta de accidentes [m]
ad hoc group grupo competente [m]
affinity group grupo de afinidad [m]
affinity group grupo afín [m]
group of works that have not been published by their author yet colchón editorial [m] CU
group of young street minstrels rondalla [f]
parliamentary group bancada [f]
group (of friends) barra [f]
year group promoción [f]
group of street musicians murga [f]
group of merry serenades parranda [f]
horde (a large group or crowd; a swarm) nube [f]
group of friends pandilla [f]
marrying within one's own social group endogamia [f]
close-knit group piña [f]
group of people who are the same age quinta [f]
a group of regulars peña [f]
horde (a large group or crowd; a swarm) multitud [f]
group of problems of a certain science or topic. problemática [f]
group sex cama redonda [f]
joint of progress or social group progresía [f]
group/bunch of horses madrina [f]
group bash parranda [f]
squad/group of workers peonada [f]
group/herd of ranch animals piara [f]
partisan of the same political group copartidaria [f]
someone that exercises control and direction over a group of persons comandante [m/f]
someone that officially belongs to a group miembro [m/f]
someone who is a group of french authors enciclopedista [m/f]
someone that acts as the voice of a group of people portavoz [m/f]
someone that speaks as the voice of a group of people portavoz [m/f]
group (attributive) grupal [adj]
in a group of three trillizo [adj]
related to ethnic group or language ainu [adj]
that contains an allyl group alílico [adj]
pertaining to a group of languages ugrio [adj]
pertaining to a group of people étnico [adj]
pertaining to the carboxyl functional group carboxílico [adj]
pertaining to the group of chinese languages sinítico [adj]
nestled (crib/in group) encunado [adj]
related to the member of a group giving mystical interpretation to old testament cabalístico [adj]
by age group por grupo de edad [adj]
join the group integrarse al grupo [v]
dominate a group adueñar [v]
be part of a group pertenecer [v]
group together agruparse [v]
bring into group acabildar [v]
order into group acabildar [v]
in a single body or group en tromba [adv]
group of people who bet privately on horse races and the lottery (regardless of official bets) banca suiza [n] PR VE
candidate to a high position whose candidacy keeps the group that supports them secret gallo tapado [n] HN SV NI PA DO CO
group of cubans living abroad, especially in the usa la comunidad [n] CU
group of students or professionals who wear scrubs mandiles blancos [n] BO
group of enthusiastic supporters of the panamanian soccer team marea roja [n] PA
group rate tarifa de grupo
special interest group grupo de interés especial
target group público objetivo
shot group agrupación de impactos
shot group rosa de tiro
theatre group compañía teatral
a group sharing equal belief un grupo que comparte las mismas creencias
a part of the group parte del grupo
german group grupo alemán
support group grupo de apoyo
abelian group grupo abeliano
lao (ethnic group) lao
local group grupo local
school (group of fish) banco de peces
steering group grupo director
pressure group grupo de presión
peer group grupo generacional
pop group grupo pop
peer group grupo social
pop group grupo de música pop
age group segmento de edad
terrorist group banda terrorista
group portrait retrato de grupo
interest group grupo de interés
leadership of a group acaudillamiento [m]
group of clauses clausulado [m]
metal of the platinum group canadio [m]
group of figures representing the nativity (shown at christmas) belén [m]
group of loungers corrillo [m]
one of a group of languages descended from one parent stock dialecto [m]
an animal of the bovini group bóvido [m]
group of tents entoldado [m]
image or sculptured group carried about the streets for holy week paso [m]
lore (accumulated knowledge or beliefs held by a group about a subject) saber [m]
a large bird of the gállente group urogallo [m]
group of supporters capilla [f]
group of red clouds arrebola [f]
group of ten década [f]
formation of collegiate group colegiación [f]
group of words beginning with the same syllable combinación [f]
group of poor comedians comiquería [f]
group of critics crítica [f]
group of workers brigada [f]
group of laborers' huts ranchería [f]
group of roving boys granuja [f]
group of young people pollería [f]
group of silos silería [f]
group of twenty veintena [f]
group a crowd of figures in a painting amontonar [v]
group together atropar [v]
form/fall into a group atroparse [v]
mammalians belonging to the camel and dromedary group camélidos [m/pl]
assemblage (a group of persons or things gathered or collected) multitud [f]
number (a large quantity or group of people or things) multitud [f]
troop (a group or company of people, animals, or things) banda [f]
herd (large group of people) masa [f]
any large group cardumen [m] UY
head of a group of ten deán [m] disused
fish of the selachian group alecrín [m] CU
black-faced monkey of the ateles group caranegra [m] CO CR VE
any association or group meeting organized to analyze and solve common problems activo [m] CU
person who belongs to the garífuna ethnic group of honduras afrohondureño [m] HN
group of supporters of salvador allende's ideology allendismo (de salvador allende) [m] CL
group member argollero [m] CR PE
ability of a small group of people to obtain or maintain power in an institution/political party/country argollismo [m] HN NI
person who joins a group without an invitation to do so arrebiate [m] VE:W
group of creases on a blouse or other item of clothing arruguero [m] CR
group of folds on a blouse or other item of clothing arruguero [m] CR
group of precariously constructed houses arrabal [m] NI PR derog.
group of people arreo [m] VE derog.
group of feathers on the lower part of a rooster's tail which are typically cut prior to entering the bird in a cock fight arco [m] HN
large group of squirrels ardillero [m] HN SV
a group of edible eggs of certain insects aguaucle [m] MX
member of a christmas music group aguilandero [m] PR
group of children bichal [m] SV
group of core vegetables bastimento [m] CO
group of children bicherío [m] HN SV DO
group of children bichero [m] SV:Nw
group of kids bichal [m] SV
group of kids bichero [m] SV:Nw
group of kids bicherío [m] HN SV DO
group of kids bichal [m] SV
group of children bichal [m] SV
group of followers of calderonism calderonismo [m] CR
group of caimito trees caimital [m] CU DO PR rur.
group of caimito tree fruit caimital [m] CU DO PR rur.
large group of communists camarón [m] SV
group of cambas, or indigenous bolivian people from the plains cambaje [m] BO
group of cambas, or indigenous bolivian people from the plains camberío [m] BO
disorganized group of people cambote [m] VE
person who belongs to the garífuna ethnic group of honduras moreno [m] HN
a group of edible eggs of certain insects aguautle [m] MX
a group of edible eggs of certain insects ahuautle [m] MX
member of a group of people argollero [m] CR PE
group of folds on a blouse or other item of clothing arrugazón [m] CR CO
group of creases on a blouse or other item of clothing arrugazón [m] CR CO
group of ugly women bragrerio [m] BO CL
new arrival to a place or a certain group aparecido [m] CO
new arrival to a place or a certain group aparecido [m] CO
group behavior apatotamiento [m] CL
group mentality apatotamiento [m] CL
party (group/community) brillo [m] CL
entry to a delinquent group brinco [m] SV
group of children bichal [m] SV
group of annoying small animals bicherío [m] CU DO CO CL AR UY
group of children bichero [m] NI SV
group of thieves bonche (del inglés) [m] PR
group of ugly women bagrerío [m] BO CL
group of people surrounding something/someone anillo [m] HN NI
group of animals (livestock) animalaje [m] UY rur.
group of animals (livestock) animalaje [m] VE AR
large group of people animalerío [m] MX
group of animals animalerío [m] MX HN
large group of people animalero [m] MX HN
group of intriguing and unscrupulous people animalero [m] HN NI
large group of animals animalero [m] MX GT HN SV NI CO
large group of children or adolescents borregaje [m] AR UY derog.
small group of people bonche (inglés) [m] MX:N
group of jalopies in one place cacharrero [m] PR
disorganized group of people burul [m] PA
member of the organized group of hooligans supporting the chilean soccer team universidad de chile bullanguero [m] CL
large group of people bullucón de gente [m] DO
group of packages to be transported at a port bultaje [m] PE
group of cables cablerío [m] SV CU PR EC CL UY
large, chaotic group of people bululú [m] VE
group of useless items cachivacherío [m] AR:Nw
group of useless items cachivacherío [m] PE UY PY
group of tobacco pressed leaves that form the inside of a puro cigar buncho (inglés) [m] HN NI CU DO
group of hammock cords cabullera [m] VE
group of people who participate in a protest or rally buyucón [m] HN
group of people belonging to honduras' partido nacional, pop a cachurequismo [m] HN derog.
musical group specialized in playing songs and music typical of the bolivian plains buri [m] BO:E
group of union directors that belong to a particular political party buró sindical [m] VE
a group of bits, usually eight, processed by a computer as a unit bait (inglés) [m] CL
group of people committed to a certain political cause clientelismo [m] MX PY UY
group of disorganized and noisy people despelote [m] HN NI CO VE CL UY
walking tour of the streets of a city undertaken by a group of institutions to commemorate special dates (like schools/unions/associations) desfile cívico [m] GT HN NI PA DO CO PE BO CL PY
dispersion of a group of people desgarite [m] DO
group of collapsed items desburrungazón [m] SV
people who have left a subversive and violent group descolgado [m] CL
small firework that consists of a group of small tubes filled with gunpowder with a fuse at the end cuetillo [m] BO
group of fire flies fluttering in one place cucuyero [m] PR
exchange of gifts among a group of friends or workmates by drawing names from a hat cuchumbo (del maya) [m] HN
four-wheeled vehicle pulled by a group of runners at popular student races cuchepo [m] CL
man who dominates those in his group cuero [m] GT
group leader cuero de tigre [m] SV
group of small plots of farm land chacrerío [m] PE BO rare
group of children or teenagers cipoterío [m] SV derog.
group of children or teenagers cipotero [m] HN NI derog.
group of students who meet outside school hours to do their homework círculo de estudio [m] CU
group of seniors living in the same area who meet up to exercise and participate in recreational activities círculo de abuelos [m] CU
group of students who prepare for a profession during school hours círculo de interés [m] CU
group of leaves surrounding the corn cob pucón [m] EC:S rur.
group of leaves surrounding the corn cob cutul [m] EC:N rur.
young urban delinquent who acts as part of a group chapulín (del náhuatl) [m] CR derog.
group of many things in a disordered mess or piled up cerro [m] MX GT HN SV NI CR CO VE PE CL PY
group of feathers that cover a rooster's neck chaba [m] PR rur.
group of feathers on a rooster's side chaba [m] PR rur.
person who accompanies and looks after another person or group of people chaperón (francés) [m] MX SV CU PR CO VE CL UY disused
person who accompanies and looks after another person or group of people tomasito [m] PY
group of pre-inca mummies chullperío [m] BO
large group of people chumul [m] GT
group of obsidian rocks chayerío [m] GT
group of andean native people cholaje [m] CL derog.
group of indigenous people cholerío [m] EC rare
group of lower-class people chinerío [m] UY
group of chinese people chinerío [m] MX
group of rude people chusmerío [m] BO
group of rude people chusmero [m] CR PA VE EC
group of snobs/stuck-ups chetaje [m] UY teen
group of snobs/stuck-ups chetaje [m] AR rare teen
group of politicians that supported rafael caldera in the 1993 elections chiripero [m] VE
large group of children chigüinero [m] HN NI
sound imitating the music played by a cimarrona, musical group farafarachín [m] CR
connection between the members of a group fiato [m] CL cult
place where ceremonies are performed by the abakuá, group of african origin atrile [m] CU
place where ceremonies are performed by the abakuá, group of african origin cuarto fambá [m] CU
display or ostentation before a group of people or the media figuereo [m] DO PR
display or ostentation before a group of people or the media figureo [m] NI DO PR
considerable group of inert objects, animals, or people that are scattered on a surface esterero [m] VE
protest or disagreement by a person or group against something considered unjust estril [m] CL
group of closely-spaced houses cantón [m] GT SV NI rare
voter fraud consisting of a group of people voting twice in the same polling station carrusel [m] MX
group of unscrupulous people alacranero [m] HN SV NI CR derog.
system or method where a group of people are completely surrounded candado [m] CL
member of the garífuna ethnic group caribe [m] HN NI
group of caudillo leaders caudillaje [m] VE PE BO CL PY UY
group of keys or small islands cayerío [m] CU
group of small islands in the caribbean cayo [m] CU DO PR
pertaining to the cayuvava indigenous group cayubaba [m] BO
very small group of people, especially in a political organization grupículo [m] BO
group of young adults guachaje [m] AR UY teen
group of teenagers guachaje [m] AR UY teen
group of orphans guacherío [m] CL
group of bushes, shrubs, and weeds on a plot of cultivated agricultural land huatal [m] MX:Se GT HN SV NI
disorganized group of people negro caribe [m] HN
group of orphans huacherío [m] CL
group or meeting of gaucho cowboys gaucherío [m] PY UY AR rare
person who is part of a group that plays bagpipes gaitero [m] VE ES
set of things gathered or tied together in a single group gajo [m] HN EC
card game in which two or more players try to group related cards before their opponents golpeado [m] PE
group of people with reactionary ideas gorilaje [m] AR UY derog.
group of people or way of thinking opposed to peronism gorilaje [m] AR derog.
group of people participating in taking control using force gorilaje [m] CL derog.
group of bushes, shrubs, and weeds on a plot of cultivated agricultural land guatal [m] MX:Se GT HN
group of main characters gamonal [m] GT HN SV
group of rude or crude people graserío [m] AR UY derog.
ethnic group product of miscegenation of arawak and caribbean women with black african slaves garifuna [m] GT HN SV NI
group of supporters of gremialismo, conservative ideology gremialismo [m] CL
group of us citizens or non-spanish foreigners, especially italians gringaje [m] AR UY rare derog.
group of us citizens or foreigners with light skin and red, blond, or light brown hair gringuerío [m] BO
group of rude or vulgar people gronchaje [m] AR UY
teacher responsible for a group of students' behavior and academic training consejero [m] PA
commission or group organizing any activity or celebration comisión de embuyo [m] CU
member of a group of typically indigenous people settled in a rural zone comunero [m] EC
community watch group consejo de vecinos [m] CU
company or group of companies that perform different related tasks combinado [m] CU
government of a company or institution in accordance with the decisions of the leading group cogollismo [m] VE
neighborhood watch group consejo de vecinos [m] CU
group of administrators or land owners dedicated to planting sugar cane colonato [m] DO rare
group of busybodies cotarrillo [m] PR
group of city or town councilmen and councilwomen led by the mayor concejo deliberante [m] PY AR UY
group of creoles criollaje [m] BO PY AR UY
group of flowers that grow close together copetón [m] PR
group of friends combo (inglesa) [m] PA CO teen
group of friends who go house to house singing carols at christmas corrinche [m] PR
group of happy and riotous young people corillo [m] PR
group of lambs corderaje [m] CL AR UY rur.
group of people who come together to celebrate combo (inglesa) [m] PR
group of people who direct and control an institution or political party cogollo [m] VE
group of people who lead within a political party comando [m] DO VE BO
group of people who obey without thinking corderaje [m] CL derog.
group of people who perform the same activity combo (inglesa) [m] CO VE
group of people who spread true or false news about other people's lives cotarrillo [m] PR
group of ringlets colochero [m] GT HN NI CR
group of specialists in a subject who debate publicly conversatorio [m] CO PE
group of students that sit together to copy on exams combo (inglesa) [m] PR
group of supporters of the chilean political alliance, the concertación de partidos por la democracia concertacionismo [m] CL
group of the people most committed to a political party corazón del rollo [m] PR
group of things combo (inglesa) [m] HN
small group of people representing the interests of a guild or collective comando [m] BO CL
person who does not respect group decisions for fear of retaliation crumiro [m] CL
group of pretentious people huachaferío [m] PE
group of farmers huaserío [m] CL derog.
group of the females of a bull hembraje [m] CO VE EC BO CL PY UY
group of the females of a bull hembraje [m] PE AR rur.
man, typically the leader of some social group, who obtains certain personal benefits, at others' expense huayraleva [m] BO derog.
repression and massacre of students perpetrated by the los halcones paramilitary group on june 10, 1971 in mexico city el halconazo [m] MX
group of radio stations that raise funds for a humanitarian cause hablatón [m] NI
group of indigenous people indierío [m] GT NI CO
group of indigenous people indiero [m] GT
group of aboriginal or indigenous people indigenado [m] EC BO
group of tenants inquilinaje [m] CL
group of orphans or illegitimate children guacherío [m] CL
group of turkey vultures joterío [m] CL