| Espagnol | Anglais | |
|---|---|---|
| General | ||
| General | excusada [f] | exculpation |
| General | excusada [m] | look-out |
| General | excusada [f] | backstairs |
| General | excusada [m] outdated | spy |
| General | excusada [adj/f] | unnecessary |
| General | excusada [adj/f] | exempted |
| General | excusada [adj/f] | reserved |
| General | excusada [adj/f] | privileged |
| General | excusada [adj/f] | set apart |
| General | excusada [adj/f] | superfluous |
| General | excusada [adj/f] | useless |
| General | excusada [adj/f] | free from taxes |
| General | excusada [adj/f] | private |
| General | excusada [adj/f] | privy |
| Espagnol | Anglais | |
|---|---|---|
| General | ||
| General | casa excusada [f] | main house of a parish that paid its tithes to the royal treasury instead of paying them to the church, by pontifical privilege |
| General | escalera excusada [f] | false staircase |
| General | puerta excusada [f] | blind door |
