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attracting the bull from a man in danger quite [m]
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fine fabric brought from the orient in the middle ages aceituní [m]
gentleman from burgundy that accompanied the king to public events and in war acroy [m]
person from aguadilla, city and municipality in puerto rico aguadillano [m]
person from ahuachapán, city and department in el salvador ahuachapaneco [m]
person from aiquile, in the cochabamba department, bolivia aiquileño [m]
person from albacete, city and province in spain albaceteño [m]
person from alcalá del júcar, town of the province of albacete in spain alcalaeño [m]
person from alcalá de henares, city of the province of madrid, in spain alcalaíno [m]
person from alcalá de los gazules, a town in the province of cádiz in spain alcalaíno [m]
person from alcalá de guadaña or alcalá del río, towns in the province of seville in spain alcalareño [m]
person from alcalá del valle, a town in the province of cádiz in spain alcalareño [m]
person from alcañiz in teruel, spain alcañizano [m]
person from alcañizo, in toledo, spain alcañizano [m]
person from alcira, city in the province of valencia, spain alcireño [m]
person from alcoi, city in spain alcoyano [m]
person from alfaro, city of la rioja in spain alfareño [m]
person from arganda province in madrid, spain argandeño [m]
fasting from twelve o'clock in the evening ayuno natural [m]
ripple in the water from a passing fish shoal barbullido [m]
slow danceable song originally from cuba, popular in the caribbean, with a two-by-four beat and melancholic lyrics bolero [m]
mestizo from argentina, uruguay, and rio grande, brazil, skilled in herding gaucho [m]
christian man renouncing the christian religion in a written declaration, which the roman emperors exempted them from persecution libelático [m]
man from the cantabrian mountains or cantabrian range in spain montañés [m]
muslim man living in spain from the 8th to 15th century moro [m]
person from aguadilla, city and municipality in puerto rico aguadillana [f]
person from ahuachapán, city and department in el salvador ahuachapaneca [f]
person from aiquile, in the cochabamba department, bolivia aiquileña [f]
person from alcalá del júcar, town of the province of albacete in spain alcalaeña [f]
person from alcalá de henares, city of the province of madrid, in spain alcalaína [f]
person from alcalá de los gazules, a town in the province of cádiz in spain alcalaína [f]
person from alcalá de guadaña or alcalá del río, towns in the province of seville in spain alcalareña [f]
person from alcalá del valle, a town in the province of cádiz in spain alcalareña [f]
person from alcañiz in teruel, spain alcañizana [f]
person from alcañizo, in toledo, spain alcañizana [f]
person from alcira, city in the province of valencia, spain alcireña [f]
person from alcoi, city in spain alcoyana [f]
person from alfaro, city of la rioja in spain alfareña [f]
fee paid in murcia for fruit gathered from non-irrigated land almaja [f]
person from arganda province in madrid, spain argandeña [f]
natural cavity made in rocks from deposited rainwater cacimba [f]
injury from driving a nail in a horse-shoe clavadura [f]
long scarlet gown worn in ancient times by the magistrates from catalonia and aragon gramalla [f]
christian woman renouncing the christian religion in a written declaration, which the roman emperors exempted them from persecution libelática [f]
muslim woman living in spain from the 8th to 15th century mora [f]
person from avila city or province in spain abulense [m/f]
person from the amerindian population in jalisco acapaneca (náhuatl) [m/f]
man/woman of a lineage from the baztán valley in navarra, spain agote [m/f]
man/woman from alajuela province and city in costa rica alajuelense [m/f]
man/woman from albacete, city and province in spain albacetense [m/f]
man/woman from albi city in france albigense [m/f]
man/woman from almería, city and province in spain almeriense [m/f]
person from anticaria, city in bética, today known as antequera anticariense [m/f]
man/woman from arcos de la frontera, city in the province of cádiz, spain arcense [m/f]
man/woman from ercavica, roman city in spain ercavicense [m/f]
man/woman from miróbriga, ancient roman town in modern portugal mirobrigense [m/f]
man/woman from puerto de santa maría, spain or another city with puerto in the name portuense [m/f]
from avila city or province in spain abulense [adj]
from the amerindian population in jalisco acapaneca (náhuatl) [adj]
of a lineage from the baztán valley in navarra, spain agote [adj]
pertaining to a lineage from the baztán valley in navarra, spain agote [adj]
from aguadilla, city and municipality in puerto rico aguadillano [adj]
from ahuachapán, city and department in el salvador ahuachapaneco [adj]
from aiquile, in the cochabamba department, bolivia aiquileño [adj]
from alajuela province and city in costa rica alajuelense [adj]
from albacete, city and province in spain albacetense [adj]
from albacete, city and province in spain albaceteño [adj]
from albi city in france albigense [adj]
from alcalá del júcar, town of the province of albacete in spain alcalaeño [adj]
from alcalá de henares, city of the province of madrid, in spain alcalaíno [adj]
from alcalá de los gazules, a town in the province of cádiz in spain alcalaíno [adj]
from alcalá la real, a town in the province of jaén in spain alcalaíno [adj]
from alcalá de guadaña or alcalá del río, towns in the province of seville in spain alcalareño [adj]
from alcalá del valle, a town in the province of cádiz in spain alcalareño [adj]
from alcañiz in teruel, spain alcañizano [adj]
from alcañizo, in toledo, spain alcañizano [adj]
from alcira, city in the province of valencia, spain alcireño [adj]
from alcoi, city in spain alcoyano [adj]
from alfaro, city of la rioja in spain alfareño [adj]
from almería, city and province in spain almeriense [adj]
from an amerindian people who lived in the mixteca, today guerrero, mexico amusgo [adj]
from an amerindian people who lived in the mixteca, today guerrero, mexico amuzgo (náhuatl) [adj]
from anticaria, city in bética, today known as antequera anticariense [adj]
from arcos de la frontera, city in the province of cádiz, spain arcense [adj]
from arganda province in madrid, spain argandeño [adj]
from cajamba in cajamarca, peru cajabambino [adj]
from qala marka in la paz, bolivia calamarqueño [adj]
from the chaco region in south america chaqueño [adj]
from the chaco region in argentina chaqueño [adj]
born of parents from different races, especially spanish and mulatto in colonial america coyote (náhuatl) [adj]
from ercavica, roman city in spain ercavicense [adj]
renouncing christian religion in a written declaration, which roman emperors exempted them from persecution libelático [adj]
from miróbriga, ancient roman town in modern portugal mirobrigense [adj]
from the cantabrian mountains or cantabrian range in spain montañés [adj]
muslim living in spain from the 8th to 15th century moro [adj]
pertaining to muslims living in spain from the 8th to 15th century moro [adj]
from pisa, city in italy pisano [adj]
from puerto de santa maría, spain or another city with puerto in the name portuense [adj]
from the banks of the rhine, a river in central europe renano [adj]
remove fat from wool to put in the fulling mill desbruar [v]
from an infinitely remote point of time in the past ab aeterno (latín) [adv]
person buying ore from indians in small lots rescatín [m]
place in which hair is removed from hides pelambrera [f]
act of transferring heat from an object in order to cool it refrigeración [f]
woman from the cantabrian mountains or cantabrian range in spain montañesa [f]
pertaining to or originating from alvarado in mexico alvaradeño [adj]
from gran canaria, in the canary islands canarión [adj]
throw extract from barbasco/verbasco in the water stun fish embarbascar [v]
it is used in the beginning of a game in which the first saying the word, receives the food, the toy or another object from whomever has it ¡acoto! [expr] NI
vaginal discharge from the mare when in heat hipómanes [m]
people ranged in a line who pass materials or loads from hand to hand hormiguillo [m]
inhabitant from la mancha in spain manchego [m]
long scarlet gown worn in ancient times by the magistrates from catalonia and aragon gramalla [f]
difficulty in rising from a seat pereza [f]
tax levied in haste and collected from house to house manlieva [f]
a tree from philippines largely used in making cabinets and musical instruments nanjea [f]
inhabitant from la mancha in spain manchega [f]
from the riff (in morocco) rifeño [adj]
change from positive to negative and back again in turns alternar [v]
steep in order to free from salt desalar [v]
hinder from participation in excluir [v]
walk in a hurry from place to place zancajear [v]
interest paid in kind by a farmer who borrows from the public granary creces [f/pl]
bucket in which flour falls from the mill-stones alguarín [m] ARA
personal service of forty days in the year to the community levied from the indians polo [m] PH
ball made from butter and annatto powder wrapped in tusa (food coloring) achiote de cocina [m] GT
person who goes from table to table in an attempt to not pay for drinks (in a bar) alcuza (despectivo) [m] BOrare
paste made from flour starch cooked in water almidón [m] NICOVE
seeds from the capacho tree used as rattles in maracas capacho [m] VE
pejorative term in the plains for colombians and people from the andes guate [m] VE
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areyto [m] MXNIDOPR
childrens' game in which children line up placing their hands on the waist of person in front and one by one they are separated from the line arrancacebollas [m] GTSV
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areíto [m] CU
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areito [m] MXNIDOPR
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auquis [m] BO
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auqui [m] BO
woman who gives in easily to sexual solicitations from men avión [m] DOderog.
flat basket that hangs from the kitchen ceiling used to store food in order to protect it from animals balai [m] VE:W
cylindrical cube made from iron (used to transport the mixture of sand and cement in buildings construction) balde [m] DOPRBOPYARUY
person who wraps up the bunch's of bananas in a plastic bag to preserve them from damage while growing bellotero [m] HN:Nrur.
blood blister in the neck of a gamecock produced by a pricking from its opponent bolsón [m] DO
food made from corn flour with a little fat and salt, boiled in water with lime calapi [m] AR:Nwrare
box of acrylic, wood or other material from where the roosters come out in the ring to start the fight cajón [m] PR
(in the banana producing plantations) a facility where workers coming from other regions live bache [m] PA
dyestuff in the form of powder extracted from the decoction of the flowers of the indigo añil [m] MXGTHNSVNIPA
special food distinct from what is served daily in the army buque [m] SV
a type of drum made from a hollow trunk covered in one ends baisié [m] DO
a cock with a lump in the back that prevents it from fighting camello [m] PR
a typical dance from the region of san juan de maguana, in which a circle of bottles is placed around dancers baile de la botella [m] DO
edge board that results from sawing a piece of wood in a square/rectangular shape descostillo [m] SV