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Meanings of "fantastic!" in Spanish English Dictionary : 5 result(s)

English Spanish
General
fantastic! fantástico [interj]
fantastic! achalay [interj] BO
Slang
fantastic! ¡qué bacán! CL
fantastic! total CL
fantastic! mortal CL

Meanings of "fantastic!" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 187 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
fantastic irreal [adj]
General
fantastic novelesco [adj]
fantastic inconmensurable [adj]
fantastic lírico [adj]
fantastic excelente [adj]
fantastic being bestia [f]
fantastic being that scares children gomia [f]
fantastic alucinante [adj]
fantastic bonísimo [adj]
fantastic colosal [adj]
fantastic fabuloso [adj]
fantastic fantástico [adj]
fantastic formidable [adj]
fantastic imponente [adj]
fantastic lírico [adj]
person with fantastic memory memorión [m]
fantastic sabrosón [adj]
fantastic fenomenal [adj]
fantastic de órdago [adj]
fantastic rocambolesco [adj]
fantastic formidable [adj]
fantastic bestial [adj]
fantastic de ordago [adj]
fantastic genial [adj]
fantastic maravilloso [adj]
fantastic magnífico [adj]
in a fantastic way fantásticamente [adv]
a fantastic, formidable creature vestiglo [m]
any fantastic idea without foundation sueño [m]
fantastic imaginativo [adj]
fantastic absurdo [adj]
fantastic sensacional [adj]
fantastic quimérico [adj]
fantastic descabellado [adj]
fantastic estupendo [adj]
fantastic quimerino [adj]
fantastic colosal [adj]
fantastic descabellada [adj]
fill the head with fantastic ideas quimerizar [v]
fantastic persona fantástica [f]
fantastic grotesco [adj]
fantastic ilusorio [adj]
fantastic imaginario [adj]
fantastic asombroso [adj]
fantastic thing bisté [m] CU
fantastic being used to scare children, especially to make them obedient cucu [m] BO
fantastic being used to scare children, especially to make them obedient cucu [m] BO
fantastic being used to scare children, especially to make them obedient cucú lele [m] PY
fantastic being used to scare children, especially to make them obedient cuculelé [m] PY
fantastic being used to scare children, especially to make them obedient cuculí [m] BO
fantastic and implausible story of public domain cuento de camino real [m] HN NI
fantastic being with the appearance of a child chaneque [m] MX:Se
fantastic character that likes to eat ash from the fireplaces in houses during the night cipe (del náhuatl) [m] HN
fantastic character that likes to eat ash from the fireplaces in houses during the night cipitillo [m] HN
fantastic character that likes to eat ash from the fireplaces in houses during the night cipitío [m] HN SV
fantastic being that, according to popular belief, appears in rivers güije [m] CU
fantastic thing heavy brother (inglés) [m] PR
fantastic character that supposedly lives in rivers and lagoons encanto [m] DO VE
mexican folkloric fantastic animals made from paper-mâché or wood alebrije [m] MX
fantastic and malevolent being who frightens lone travellers calchona (tradición popular) [f] CL
fantastic story balsamía [f] disused
fantastic padre [adj] MX
fantastic de ataque [adj] CU CO
fantastic bakan [adj] CL
fantastic de bilz y pap [adj] CL
fantastic caballo [adj] CL HN
fantastic chulín [adj] PR
fantastic fino [adj] PR
fantastic fino [adj] DO VE
fantastic cototo [adj] CL teen
fantastic cototudo [adj] CL
fantastic copante [adj] AR UY teen
fantastic heavy brother (inglés) [adj] PR
fantastic jevi [adj] HN
fantastic jebi (inglés heavy) [adj] HN SV DO
fantastic chévere [adj] HN SV PA AN CO VE PE BO
fantastic chévere CAM VE PE CO DO PR
fantastic novelesca [adj/f]
fantastic lírica [adj/f]
fantastic fabulosa [adj/f]
fantastic fantástica [adj/f]
fantastic imaginativa [adj/f]
fantastic absurda [adj/f]
fantastic quimérica [adj/f]
fantastic estupenda [adj/f]
fantastic quimerina [adj/f]
fantastic grotesca [adj/f]
fantastic ilusoria [adj/f]
fantastic imaginaria [adj/f]
Idioms
fantastic de ensueño [adj]
fantastic de película [adj]
be fantastic ser un alucine [v]
be fantastic ser de alucine [v]
trip the light fantastic mover el esqueleto [v]
have a fantastic time pasarlo bárbaramente [v]
have a fantastic time pasarlo cañón [v]
have a fantastic time pasarlo chupi [v]
have a fantastic time pasarlo de papo de mona [v]
have a fantastic time pasarlo de rechupete [v]
have a fantastic time pasarlo divino [v]
have a fantastic time pasarlo guay [v]
have a fantastic time pasarlo en grande [v]
have a fantastic time pasarlo súper [v]
have a fantastic time pasarlo bomba [v]
have a fantastic time pasárselo bomba [v]
fantastic de película [adv]
fantastic bien haya [interj]
look fantastic parecer otro
fantastic que te mueres
fantastic de tres pares [adj] CU PR
fantastic de la hostia [adj] derog.
fantastic de vicio [adj] ES
be fantastic estar ácido [v] LAM
be fantastic ser la hostia [v] derog.
fantastic de vicio [adv] ES
fantastic ¡una nota! [interj] CO
fantastic de miedo ES
Speaking
plastic goes fantastic comprar con tarjeta de crédito es genial
Phrases
fantastic de película [adj]
Colloquial
fantastic stop paradón [m]
fantastic súper [adj]
fantastic bárbaro [adj]
fantastic cañón [adj]
fantastic dabuti [adj]
fantastic de la leche [adj]
fantastic de la hostia [adj]
fantastic de pánico [adj]
fantastic de pinga [adj]
fantastic de la gran flauta [adj]
fantastic de padre y muy señor mío [adj]
fantastic-looking de magnífica estampa [adj]
fantastic de ensueño [adj]
fantastic macuenco [adj]
fantastic bacán [adj]
fantastic fantástico [adj]
fantastic fenómeno [adj]
great fantastic molón [adj]
fantastic de órdago [adj]
be fantastic ser de traca [v]
fantastic de película
fantastic bestial
fantastic que quita el hipo
fantastic cojonudo
fantastic de fetén
fantastic de pata negra
fantastic being used to scare children and that, according to popular belief, comes from haiti misangó [m] DO rare
fantastic chévere [adj] AMER
fantastic molón [adj] ES
fantastic (business/event) chingón [adj] HN PA
fantastic (person or thing) chingón [adj] HN
fantastic jevi (inglés heavy) [adj] GT HN DO teen
be fantastic estar jamón [v] ES
rule (be fantastic) salir [v] ES
be fantastic estar de muerte [v] ES
fantastic de bigote ES
Slang
fantastic alucinante [adj]
fantastic de alucine [adj]
fantastic de pistón [adj]
fantastic búfalo [adj] NI
fantastic de la madre [adj] LAM
fantastic de miedo [adj] CL
fantastic a toda madre LAM
fantastic de impresión ES
fantastic tuanis CR
fantastic chivísima CR
fantastic chiva CR
fantastic bacán CL
Engineering
fantastic regio [adj]
Architecture
fantastic caryatid bicha [f]
fantastic being bicha [f]
Arts
fantastic caprichoso [adj]
fantastic caprichosa [adj/f]
Mythology
fantastic creature with the body of a snake or lizard and bat wings piguchén [m] CL:Sw
fantastic being living in the bottom of the river that causes sudden swells and whirlpools yacuruna [m] EC PE:E
fantastic character in the form of a beautiful woman with long, thick hair, with her feet turned around who lives at the bottom of lakes and rivers ciguapa [f] DO
fantastic serpent with two heads one on each end that enters the body through the anus while defecating in the field according to popular belief tepelcúa [f] SV
fantastic creature in the form of a snake or lizard that devours everything in its path lampalagua [m/f] CL
Folklore
fantastic being used to scare children, particularly so they behave carlanco [m] AR UY
traditional fantastic bird that inhabits the cliffs of mountains, throws fire through it's nostrils and enchants who looks at it coicoy [m] VE:W
fantastic creature, half human and half flame that according to popular belief, is the result of an incestuous relationship jarjacha [m] PE
fantastic being that according to popular belief appears in rivers jigüe [m] CU:E
fantastic being used to scare children so they say inside during nap time dueño del sol [m] AR:Ne
(in popular tradition) mischievous and teasing fantastic character, short in stature, wearing a large hat and one hand made of wool the other of steel, of spanish origin duende [m] DO AR:Nw
fantastic creature with the body of a reptile and wings of bat piuchén [m] CL:Sw
short, naughty, mocking fantastic character with a big hat, a hand of wool and another of iron sombrerudo [m] AR:Nw
fantastic character that is the son of a young woman and a bear with a body covered in fur in popular andean tradition ucumari [m] AR:N
fantastic bird that lives in the cliffs of the mountains, throws fire through its nostrils and enchants those who look upon it coicoy [m] VE