| z {letter}
|
:: letter: zeta
|
| Z {letter}
|
:: The 27th letter of the Spanish alphabet
|
| za {interj} [usually said to an animal]
|
:: scat, get out of here
|
| ZA {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of Zacatecas (Mexican state)
|
| Zabala {prop}
|
:: surname common on the Basque Country
|
| zabeca {f} [vesre]
|
:: head
|
| zabordar {v} [nautical]
|
:: to run aground
|
| zabullir {vt}
|
:: to submerge
|
| Zabulón {prop} {m}
|
:: Zebulun [biblical character]
|
| Zac {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of Zacatecas Zac (state)
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| zacamecate {m} [Mexico]
|
:: A scourer made from plant fiber
|
| Zacapa {prop}
|
:: Zacapa (department)
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| Zacarías {prop} {m} [bible]
|
:: Zechariah (the book of the Bible)
|
| zacatal {m} [Central America, Mexico, Philippines]
|
:: grassland, pasture
|
| zacate {m} [Mexico, Central America, Philippines, California, Texas]
|
:: grass; forage,
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| zacate {m} [Mexico, colloquial]
|
:: hay
|
| zacate {m} [Mexico, colloquial]
|
:: scourer
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| zacateca {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zacateco
|
| zacatecano {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Zacatecas
|
| Zacatecas {prop} {m}
|
:: Zacatecas (state)
|
| zacateco {adj}
|
:: Zacateco
|
| zacateco {m}
|
:: Zacatecoo
|
| zacatero {m} [chiefly Nicaragua]
|
:: One who works with hay either by cutting or selling it
|
| zacatuche {m} [Mexico]
|
:: volcano rabbit
|
| zacuaro {m} [Mexico]
|
:: cattle egret (Bubulcus ibis)
|
| zafacón {m} [Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Panama]
|
:: wastebasket, trashcan, garbage can, waste container
|
| zafar {vt}
|
:: To loosen; to untie
|
| zafar {vr}
|
:: To come undone; to loosen up
|
| zafar {vr}
|
:: To free oneself of; to get free of
|
| zafarrancho {m} [nautical]
|
:: clearing the decks
|
| zafarrancho {m} [colloquial]
|
:: destruction
|
| zafarrancho {m} [colloquial]
|
:: rumpus, quarrel, row, shindy, dustup
|
| zafarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of zafar
|
| zaffaronismo {m}
|
:: The beliefs or support of Eugenio Raúl Zaffaroni, Argentinian lawyer
|
| zafiedad {f}
|
:: coarseness, rudeness
|
| zafio {adj}
|
:: coarse; crude; crass
|
| zafir {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of zafiro
|
| zafiro {m}
|
:: sapphire
|
| zafra {f}
|
:: colander (kitchen utensil)
|
| zafra {f}
|
:: season (part of the year when something happens)
|
| zafra {f}
|
:: oil bottle
|
| Zafra {prop} {f}
|
:: surname
|
| zafral {adj}
|
:: seasonal
|
| zaga {f}
|
:: rear (back part of someone or something)
|
| zaga {f} [sports]
|
:: defense, rearguard
|
| zagal {m}
|
:: swain, boy, lad, youth, young man
|
| zagala {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zagal
|
| zagala {f} [colloquial]
|
:: chick, sheila, gal
|
| zagaletón {m} [Venezuela]
|
:: teenager
|
| zagaletona {f} [Venezuela]
|
:: teenager
|
| zagalillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of zagal
|
| Zagreb {prop} {m}
|
:: Zagreb (capital city)
|
| zagual {m}
|
:: canoe paddle
|
| zaguán {m}
|
:: vestibule; front hall or entryway; foyer
|
| zaguate {m} [Costa Rica]
|
:: stray dog, mutt
|
| zaguero {m} [soccer]
|
:: fullback
|
| zaherir {v}
|
:: to criticize severely
|
| zaherir {v}
|
:: to wound
|
| zahína {f}
|
:: sorghum
|
| zahones {mp}
|
:: chaps
|
| zahorí {mf}
|
:: soothsayer; sagacious person
|
| zahorí {mf}
|
:: dowser
|
| zahúrda {f}
|
:: pigsty
|
| zaida {f}
|
:: demoiselle crane, Anthropoides virgo
|
| zaino {adj}
|
:: chestnut (color)
|
| Zaire {prop}
|
:: Zaire
|
| zaireño {adj}
|
:: Zairian
|
| zaireño {m}
|
:: Zairian
|
| zalamería {f}
|
:: sycophancy, sweet-talk, flattery
|
| zalamero {m}
|
:: flatterer, sweet talker, wheedler
|
| zalamero {adj}
|
:: smarmy, flattering, fawning, wheedling
|
| Zaldívar {prop}
|
:: Zaldívar (village)
|
| Zaldívar {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| zalea {f}
|
:: sheepskin
|
| zalema {f}
|
:: deep bow
|
| zalema {f}
|
:: synonym of zalamería
|
| zamacueca {f} [Chile, Peru]
|
:: a folk dance and the music that goes with it
|
| zamacueca {f} [Puerto Rico]
|
:: hypocrite
|
| zamarra {f}
|
:: zamarra; sheepskin
|
| zamarra {f}
|
:: zamarra (coat)
|
| zamarra {f} [sports]
|
:: shirt; jersey; top
|
| zamarrear {vt}
|
:: to shake
|
| zamarrilla {f}
|
:: Any of a number of uninteresting plants. See Spanish Wikipedia
|
| zamarro {m}
|
:: alternative form of zamarra
|
| zamba {f} [dance]
|
:: Traditional dance of Argentina
|
| Zambia {prop} {f}
|
:: Zambia
|
| zambiana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zambiano
|
| zambiano {adj}
|
:: Zambian; of or relating to Zambia
|
| zambiano {m}
|
:: Zambian; citizen of Zambia
|
| zambo {adj}
|
:: bowlegged, bandy-legged
|
| zambo {adj} [Latin America]
|
:: Zambo (one of mixed African and Native American ancestry)
|
| zambo {m} [Latin America]
|
:: Zambo
|
| zamboangueño chavacano {m}
|
:: Zamboanga Chavacano
|
| zambomba {f}
|
:: zambomba
|
| zambombazo {m}
|
:: boom, bash, thud
|
| zambombazo {m}
|
:: popping, explosion
|
| zambra {f}
|
:: gypsy dance, zambra
|
| zambra {f} [figurative]
|
:: uproar
|
| Zambrano {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| zambullida {f}
|
:: dive, plunge
|
| zambullidor {m}
|
:: grebe
|
| zambullir {vr}
|
:: to dive
|
| zambullirse {vr}
|
:: to dive; to plunge
|
| Zamora {prop} {f}
|
:: Zamora (province)
|
| Zamora {prop} {f}
|
:: Zamora (city)
|
| Zamora {prop} {f}
|
:: surname
|
| zamorano {adj}
|
:: Of, relating to, or inhabiting any of a number of places bearing the name "Zamora," including those in Spain, Venezuela, and Mexico
|
| zamorano {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of any of a number of places bearing the name "Zamora," including those in Spain, Venezuela, and Mexico
|
| zampabollos {mf} [colloquial]
|
:: glutton
|
| zampar {vt} [colloquial, also reflexive]
|
:: to scoff; wolf down (to eat or drink rapidly)
|
| zampar {vt} [colloquial]
|
:: to tuck or hide away
|
| zampatortas {mf} [colloquial]
|
:: glutton
|
| zampón {adj}
|
:: greedy
|
| zampón {m}
|
:: greedyguts
|
| zampona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zampón
|
| zampoña {f}
|
:: pan flute
|
| zampullín {m}
|
:: grebe (waterbird)
|
| zampullín cuellinegro {m}
|
:: black-necked grebe
|
| zanahoria {f}
|
:: carrot
|
| zanate {m}
|
:: grackle
|
| zanca {m}
|
:: leg of a bird
|
| zanca {m} [colloquial]
|
:: long, thin leg of a human
|
| zancada {f}
|
:: step; stride; pace
|
| zancadilla {f}
|
:: put a leg in a way as to cause someone else to misstep, stumble; trip
|
| zancadilla {f} [colloquial]
|
:: ruse; trick
|
| zancadillear {vt}
|
:: to trip someone up; to hinder
|
| zancajada {m}
|
:: synonym of zancada
|
| zancajear {v}
|
:: to rush from one place to another
|
| zancajo {m}
|
:: heel (bone)
|
| zancajo {m}
|
:: heel (part of shoe)
|
| zanco {m}
|
:: stilt (a pole used for walking)
|
| zancuda {f}
|
:: wading bird (aves zancudas)
|
| zancudo {adj}
|
:: long-legged
|
| zancudo {m} [Latin America]
|
:: mosquito
|
| zanfona {f}
|
:: hurdy-gurdy
|
| zanganear {v}
|
:: to drone
|
| zanganear {v}
|
:: to loaf
|
| zángano {m}
|
:: drone bee
|
| zángano {m}
|
:: idler, loafer
|
| zángano {m}
|
:: sponger, scrounger
|
| zangolotino {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: childish; kidlike
|
| zangolotino {m} [colloquial]
|
:: man child
|
| zanja {f}
|
:: ditch; trench
|
| zanjar {v}
|
:: to dig a trench
|
| zanjar {v}
|
:: to resolve; to settle
|
| zanjar {v}
|
:: to remove difficulties
|
| zanjero {m}
|
:: An official in charge of water supplies
|
| zanjón {m}
|
:: augmentative of zanja
|
| zanjón {m}
|
:: cliff
|
| zanninismo {m}
|
:: The beliefs or support of Carlos Zannini, Argentinian lawyer and politician
|
| zanquear {v}
|
:: to waddle
|
| zanquear {v}
|
:: to stride; to walk briskly
|
| zanquera {f}
|
:: stiltwalker
|
| zanquero {m}
|
:: stiltwalker
|
| Zanzíbar {prop}
|
:: Zanzibar
|
| zapador {m} [military]
|
:: sapper
|
| zapallito {m}
|
:: pumpkin
|
| zapallo {m}
|
:: zucchini, courgette
|
| zapallo {m}
|
:: pumpkin, gourd
|
| zapallo anco {m} [Argentina]
|
:: butternut squash
|
| zapalote {m} [Mexico]
|
:: a kind of banana
|
| zapalote {m} [Mexico]
|
:: maguey
|
| zapalote {m} [Guatemala]
|
:: a kind of maize
|
| zapán {f} [vesre]
|
:: paunch
|
| zapandíes {mp}
|
:: An extinct indigenous people of Costa Rica
|
| zapapico {m}
|
:: pickaxe
|
| zapar {v}
|
:: to sap
|
| zapar {v}
|
:: to undermine
|
| záparo {m}
|
:: The Záparo language
|
| zapata {f} [automotive]
|
:: brake shoe
|
| zapata {f} [mechanics]
|
:: washer (flat disk placed beneath a nut or at some joint)
|
| Zapata {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Zapata {prop}
|
:: The letter Z in the Spanish phonetic alphabet
|
| zapatacón {m}
|
:: high-heeled shoe
|
| zapatazo {m}
|
:: blow with a shoe
|
| zapatazo {m}
|
:: strong kick
|
| zapateado {m}
|
:: zapateado
|
| zapatear {vt}
|
:: to kick
|
| zapatear {vt}
|
:: to stomp
|
| zapatear {vt}
|
:: to give the boot; to dismiss
|
| zapatera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zapatero
|
| zapatera remendona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zapatero remendón
|
| zapatería {f}
|
:: shoe factory; shoestore
|
| zapatería {f}
|
:: cobbler; shoemaker's
|
| zapateril {adj} [politics]
|
:: Pertaining to the governance of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, Prime Minister of Spain between 2004 and 2011
|
| zapaterismo {m}
|
:: The ideology of followers of the former prime minister of Spain, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero
|
| zapatero {adj}
|
:: tough; undercooked
|
| zapatero {m}
|
:: shoemaker; cobbler
|
| zapatero {m}
|
:: shoe rack; piece of furniture for storing shoes
|
| zapatero {m} [insects]
|
:: water strider
|
| Zapatero {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| zapatero, a tus zapatos {phrase} [idiomatic]
|
:: cobbler, keep to your last (used to criticize someone who opines about a subject without knowing it)
|
| zapatero remendón {m}
|
:: cobbler (repairer of shoes)
|
| zapateta {f}
|
:: Hit with a shoe
|
| zapateta {f}
|
:: tap with the shoe, in various dances
|
| zapatico {m}
|
:: diminutive of zapato
|
| zapatiesta {f} [colloquial]
|
:: shindy, slanging match
|
| zapatilla {f}
|
:: slipper, slip-on shoe (house shoe)
|
| zapatilla {f}
|
:: sneaker, trainer (ellipsis of zapatilla de deporte)
|
| zapatilla {f}
|
:: cleat
|
| zapatillazo {m}
|
:: whack with a shoe
|
| zapatillazo {m} [figurative]
|
:: piece of one's mind
|
| zapatismo {m}
|
:: Zapatismo
|
| zapatista {adj}
|
:: Zapatist
|
| zapatista {mf}
|
:: Zapatista
|
| zapatito {m}
|
:: diminutive of zapato
|
| zapatito {m}
|
:: small shoe
|
| zapato {m}
|
:: shoe
|
| zapato de aguja {m}
|
:: stiletto
|
| zapatón {m} [Latin America]
|
:: overshoe, galosh
|
| zapear {v} [Spain]
|
:: to zap (change TV channels repeatedly)
|
| zapear {v}
|
:: shoo [to induce someone or something to leave]
|
| zapear {v}
|
:: scare off [to cause (something) to flee by frightening it]
|
| zapeo {m} [Spain]
|
:: channel hopping
|
| zaperoco {m} [Caribbean]
|
:: mess; chaos; disorder
|
| Zapico {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| zaporoga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zaporogo
|
| zaporogo {adj}
|
:: Zaporizhian
|
| zaporogo {m}
|
:: Zaporizhian
|
| zapote {m}
|
:: mamey sapote
|
| zapoteca {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zapoteco
|
| zapoteco {adj}
|
:: Zapotec
|
| zapoteco {m}
|
:: Zapotec
|
| zapoteco {m}
|
:: Zapotec (language)
|
| zapote mamey {m}
|
:: The mamey sapote
|
| zapping {m} [Spain]
|
:: zapping, channel hopping, channel surfing
|
| zaque {mf} [historical]
|
:: A ruler in the northern area of Muisca
|
| zaquizamí {m}
|
:: attic; loft
|
| zaquizamí {m}
|
:: hole; crappy room or building
|
| zar {m}
|
:: tsar, czar
|
| zarabanda {f}
|
:: sarabande
|
| zaragata {f} [colloquial]
|
:: quarrel; fight
|
| zaragata {f} [colloquial]
|
:: disorder; confusion
|
| zaragocí {adj}
|
:: Saragossan
|
| zaragocí {mf}
|
:: Saragossan
|
| zaragocista {adj}
|
:: Of, relating to, or supporting Real Zaragoza
|
| zaragocista {mf}
|
:: A player, coach, or fan of Real Zaragoza
|
| Zaragoza {prop} {f}
|
:: Zaragoza (province)
|
| Zaragoza {prop} {f}
|
:: Zaragoza (city)
|
| zaragozana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zaragozano
|
| zaragozano {adj}
|
:: from Saragossa (Zaragoza); Saragossan
|
| zaragozano {m}
|
:: a person from Saragossa (Zaragoza); Saragossan
|
| zaragüelles {mp} [historical]
|
:: pantaloons or similar trousers
|
| zaragüellos {mp}
|
:: overalls
|
| zarandaja {f} [usually plural]
|
:: trifle; petty thing
|
| zarandajas {fp}
|
:: plural of zarandaja
|
| zarandajo {adj} [Canary Islands, Colombia, Honduras, Venezuela]
|
:: nasty; horrid (person)
|
| zarandear {vt}
|
:: to sift, sieve
|
| zarandear {vt}
|
:: to shake, jiggle
|
| zarapatera {f}
|
:: A Peruvian dish made of the meat of tortoise (especially the yellow-footed tortoise)
|
| zarapito {m}
|
:: curlew
|
| zarapito {m}
|
:: whimbrel
|
| zaratamoztarra {adj}
|
:: Of or from Zaratamo
|
| zaratamoztarra {mf}
|
:: Someone from Zaratamo
|
| zaratán {m}
|
:: breast cancer
|
| Zárate {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| zarato {m}
|
:: tsardom
|
| zarautztarra {adj}
|
:: Of or from Zarautz
|
| zarautztarra {mf}
|
:: Someone from Zarautz
|
| zarcero {m}
|
:: any of a number of species of warbler
|
| zarceta {f}
|
:: teal (small duck)
|
| zarcillo {m} [botany]
|
:: tendril
|
| zarcillo {m} [Venezuela, Canary Islands]
|
:: earring
|
| zarco {adj}
|
:: light blue
|
| zarévich {m}
|
:: tsarevich
|
| zarigüeya {f}
|
:: opossum
|
| zarina {f}
|
:: tsarina, czarina
|
| zarismo {m}
|
:: czarism
|
| zarista {adj}
|
:: czarist
|
| zarista {mf}
|
:: czarist
|
| zarongo {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of zorongo
|
| zarpa {f}
|
:: paw
|
| zarpa {f}
|
:: claw
|
| zarpar {vi} [nautical]
|
:: to embark; to set sail
|
| zarpazo {m}
|
:: a hit with a claw or paw
|
| zarpazo {m}
|
:: thud
|
| zarpazo {m}
|
:: clawing action
|
| zarrapastrón {adj}
|
:: slovenly; ragged; wretched
|
| zarrapastrón {m}
|
:: ragged or slovenly person
|
| zarrapastrona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zarrapastrón
|
| zarrapastroso {adj}
|
:: unkempt; untidy
|
| zarumeña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zarumeño
|
| zarumeño {adj}
|
:: Of or from the city of Zaruma, Ecuador
|
| zarumeño {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of the city of Zaruma, Ecuador
|
| zarza {f}
|
:: blackberry bush
|
| zarza {f}
|
:: bramble (thorny shrub)
|
| zarzal {m}
|
:: bramble
|
| zarzal {m}
|
:: underbrush
|
| zarzalero {m}
|
:: bush warbler
|
| zarzamora {f}
|
:: blackberry (fruit of the blackberry bush)
|
| zarzamora {f}
|
:: blackberry bush; bramble
|
| zarzaparilla {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of zarzaparrilla
|
| zarzaparrilla {f} [botany]
|
:: sarsaparilla (plant)
|
| zarzaparrilla {f}
|
:: sarsaparilla (soft drink prepared with the root of this plant)
|
| zarzo {m}
|
:: hurdle; wattle
|
| zarzuela {f} [music]
|
:: zarzuela (form of Spanish opera having spoken dialogue)
|
| Zarzuela {prop}
|
:: Palace of Zarzuela (residence of the reigning monarch of Spain in the outskirts of Madrid)
|
| Zarzuela {prop} [metonym, politics]
|
:: the monarchy of Spain
|
| zas {m}
|
:: smack, whack
|
| zas {interj}
|
:: bang!
|
| zasca {m} [colloquial, Spain]
|
:: rebuttal, smackdown, clapback (bazinga)
|
| zasca {m} [colloquial, Spain]
|
:: smack, whack [the sound of a heavy strike.]
|
| zasca {interj} [Spain]
|
:: bosh, bash (imitation of a hit)
|
| zasca {interj} [colloquial, Spain]
|
:: bazinga
|
| zascandil {m} [Spain, colloquial]
|
:: layabout; gadabout
|
| zascandilear {v}
|
:: to piss about; to fuss about
|
| zas, en toda la boca {interj} [Spain, colloquial]
|
:: bazinga
|
| zas, en toda la boca {interj} [Spain]
|
:: bosh, bash (imitation of a hit)
|
| zayin {f}
|
:: zayin
|
| zayn {f}
|
:: zayin; the Hebrew letter ז
|
| zazo {adj}
|
:: stuttering
|
| zazoso {adj}
|
:: stuttering
|
| zearalenona {f}
|
:: zearalenone
|
| zeatina {f} [biochemistry]
|
:: zeatin
|
| zeaxantina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: zeaxanthin
|
| Zebedeo {prop} {m}
|
:: Zebedee
|
| zebra {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of cebra
|
| Zebu {prop}
|
:: obsolete spelling of Cebú
|
| zelador {m}
|
:: zealot, zealotist
|
| Zelanda {prop} {f}
|
:: Zealand
|
| zelandés {m}
|
:: Zeelandic
|
| Zelandia {prop} {f}
|
:: alternative form of Zelanda
|
| zelo {m}
|
:: obsolete form of celo
|
| Zemfira {prop} {f}
|
:: A transliteration of the Russian female given name Земфи́ра
|
| zempasúchil {m} [Mexico]
|
:: Variant of cempasúchil
|
| Zenaida {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| zenit {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of cenit
|
| Zenón {prop} {m}
|
:: Zeno (given name in Ancient Greece)
|
| zenú {adj}
|
:: Zenú
|
| zenú {mf}
|
:: Zenú
|
| zeolita {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of ceolita
|
| zepelín {m}
|
:: zeppelin
|
| zeptogramo {m}
|
:: zeptogram
|
| zeta {f}
|
:: the letter Z
|
| zeta {f}
|
:: zeta; the Greek letter Ζ, ζ
|
| zeta {f}
|
:: theta; the Greek letter Θ, θ
|
| zettabyte {m}
|
:: zettabyte
|
| zettametro {m}
|
:: zettametre
|
| zeugma {m} [rhetoric]
|
:: zeugma
|
| zeugmático {adj}
|
:: zeugmatic
|
| Zeus {prop} {m} [Greek god]
|
:: Zeus
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| Zia {prop}
|
:: A pueblo in New Mexico
|
| zidovudina {f} [pharmaceutical drug]
|
:: zidovudine
|
| zifio {m}
|
:: beaked whale
|
| zifio calderón boreal {m}
|
:: northern bottlenose whale
|
| zigomorfo {adj} [biology]
|
:: zygomorphic (having bilateral symmetry)
|
| zigoto {m}
|
:: zygote
|
| zigurat {m}
|
:: ziggurat
|
| zig-zag {m}
|
:: zig-zag
|
| zigzag {m}
|
:: zigzag
|
| zigzagueante {adj}
|
:: Zigzagging; winding, curving, or twisting
|
| zigzaguear {vi}
|
:: to zigzag
|
| zigzagueo {m}
|
:: the action of zigzagging
|
| zijo {m} [Louisiana]
|
:: alternative form of hijo, son
|
| zika {m}
|
:: zika
|
| zimasa {f} [enzyme]
|
:: zymase
|
| Zimbabue {prop} {m}
|
:: Zimbabwe
|
| zimbabuense {adj}
|
:: Zimbabwean
|
| zimbabuense {mf}
|
:: Zimbabwean
|
| zimógeno {m} [biochemistry]
|
:: zymogen
|
| Zinacantán {prop} {m}
|
:: Zinacantán
|
| zinc {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of cinc
|
| zine {m}
|
:: A zine
|
| Zinfandel {m}
|
:: zinfandel
|
| zíngaro {m}
|
:: alternative form of cíngaro
|
| zíngaro {adj}
|
:: alternative form of cíngaro
|
| zinnia {f}
|
:: zinnia
|
| zip {m} [computing]
|
:: zip
|
| ZIP {n}
|
:: acronym of zona industrial de procesamiento
|
| ZIP {n}
|
:: acronym of zona industrial para el procesamiento
|
| zíper {m} [chiefly Central America and Mexico]
|
:: zipper, zip fastener
|
| zipizape {m} [colloquial]
|
:: kerfuffle
|
| ziprasidona {f}
|
:: ziprasidone
|
| zircón {m}
|
:: zircon
|
| zirconio {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of circonio
|
| zirconita {f}
|
:: zirconite
|
| zirí {adj}
|
:: Zirid
|
| zirí {mf}
|
:: Zirid
|
| ziyánida {adj}
|
:: Zayyanid
|
| zizaña {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of cizaña
|
| zloty {m}
|
:: zloty
|
| zoca {f} [dated]
|
:: square, plaza
|
| zoca {f} [Guatemala]
|
:: drunkenness
|
| zócalo {m} [architecture]
|
:: plinth, socle, base (a block or slab upon which a column, pedestal, statue or other structure is based)
|
| zócalo {m} [architecture]
|
:: baseboard, footing, skirting, skirting board; frieze
|
| zócalo {m} [chiefly Mexico]
|
:: public square, town square, plaza, zocalo
|
| zócalo {m} [geology]
|
:: basement, shelf (mass of rock underlying sedimentary cover)
|
| zocato {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: left-handed
|
| zoclo {m}
|
:: clog; sabot
|
| zoco {m}
|
:: souq (market)
|
| zoco {adj}
|
:: left-handed
|
| zodiac {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of zódiac
|
| zódiac {f}
|
:: RIB, motorized rubber dinghy
|
| zodiacal {adj}
|
:: zodiacal
|
| zodiaco {m}
|
:: zodiac
|
| zodíaco {m}
|
:: zodiac
|
| zojo {m} [Louisiana]
|
:: alternative form of ojo, eye
|
| zolpidén {m}
|
:: zolpidem
|
| zombi {mf}
|
:: zombie
|
| zombie {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of zombi
|
| zombificar {v}
|
:: to zombify (convert into a zombie)
|
| zompantli {m}
|
:: In some Mesoamerican civilizations, a wooden rack or palisade used for the public display of human skulls
|
| zompopa {f} [Costa Rica]
|
:: leaf-cutter ant
|
| zompopo {m}
|
:: A type of leaf-cutter ant
|
| -zón {suffix}
|
:: alternative spelling of -ón
|
| zona {f}
|
:: zone, district, area
|
| zonación {f}
|
:: zonation
|
| zona de guerra {f}
|
:: war zone
|
| zona del euro {prop} {f}
|
:: Eurozone
|
| zona erógena {f}
|
:: erogenous zone
|
| zona euro {prop} {f}
|
:: Eurozone
|
| zona horaria {f}
|
:: time zone
|
| zonaje {m}
|
:: zoning
|
| zonal {adj}
|
:: zonal
|
| zona roja {f}
|
:: red-light district
|
| zonificación {f}
|
:: zonification; zoning
|
| zonificar {vt}
|
:: to zone (to divide into zones)
|
| zonulina {f}
|
:: zonulin
|
| zonzo {adj}
|
:: silly; stupid
|
| zonzo {m}
|
:: dumdum; dunce
|
| -zoo {suffix} [zoology]
|
:: -zoan
|
| zoo- {prefix}
|
:: zoo-
|
| zoo {m}
|
:: zoo
|
| zoofilia {f}
|
:: zoophilia
|
| zoofílico {adj}
|
:: zoophilic
|
| zoófito {m}
|
:: zoophyte
|
| zoofobia {f}
|
:: zoophobia
|
| zoogeografía {f}
|
:: zoogeography
|
| zoogeográfico {adj}
|
:: zoogeographical
|
| zoografía {f}
|
:: zoography
|
| zoóloga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zoólogo
|
| zoología {f}
|
:: zoology
|
| zoológico {adj}
|
:: zoological
|
| zoológico {m}
|
:: zoo
|
| zoólogo {m}
|
:: zoologist
|
| zoom {m} [photography]
|
:: zoom
|
| zoomórfico {adj}
|
:: zoomorphic
|
| zoomorfo {adj}
|
:: zoomorphic
|
| zoonosis {f} [medicine]
|
:: zoonosis
|
| zoonótico {adj}
|
:: zoonotic
|
| zooplancton {m}
|
:: zooplankton
|
| zoosanitario {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to animals' health
|
| zoosanitario {m}
|
:: administrative body charged with the health of animals
|
| zoospora {f}
|
:: zoospore
|
| zootecnista {mf}
|
:: zootechnician (specialist in zootechnics)
|
| zooterapia {f}
|
:: zootherapy, animal-assisted therapy (AAT)
|
| zoótropo {m}
|
:: zoetrope
|
| zooxantela {f}
|
:: zooxanthella
|
| zooxantelado {adj} [zoology]
|
:: zooxanthellate
|
| zopenca {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zopenco
|
| zopenco {adj}
|
:: stupid, idiotic
|
| zopenco {m}
|
:: idiot
|
| zopilote {m}
|
:: a zopilote, a buzzard, a vulture
|
| zoque {mf}
|
:: Zoque
|
| zoque {m}
|
:: Zoque (language)
|
| zoque {adj}
|
:: Zoque
|
| zoquete {m} [colloquial]
|
:: blockhead; oaf
|
| Zoraida {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| zordala {f}
|
:: Any of a number of species of bird, such as the babblers or whipbirds
|
| zoreja {m} [Louisiana]
|
:: alternative form of oreja, ear
|
| zornotzarra {adj}
|
:: Of or related to Zornotza
|
| zornotzarra {mf}
|
:: Someone from Zornotza
|
| Zornoza {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| zoroastrianismo {m}
|
:: alternative form of zoroastrismo
|
| zoroastriano {adj}
|
:: Zoroastrian
|
| zoroástrico {adj}
|
:: Zoroastrian
|
| zoroastrismo {m}
|
:: Zoroastrianism
|
| zoroastrista {adj}
|
:: Zoroastrianist
|
| zoroastrista {mf}
|
:: Zoroastrianist
|
| Zoroastro {prop} {m}
|
:: Zoroaster
|
| zorongo {m}
|
:: Andalusian dance style that emerged in the 17th or 18th century
|
| zorra {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zorro; vixen; female fox
|
| zorra {f} [colloquial]
|
:: slut, prostitute
|
| zorra {f} [colloquial]
|
:: bitch (despicable or disagreeable, aggressive person, usually a woman)
|
| zorra {f} [colloquial]
|
:: an attractive woman
|
| zorra {f} [colloquial]
|
:: a cunning woman
|
| zorra {f} [colloquial]
|
:: drunkenness
|
| zorrastrón {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: wily, crafty
|
| zorrastrón {mf}
|
:: A rogue; a wily person
|
| zorrear {v} [vulgar]
|
:: to whore, act like a slut
|
| zorrete {m} [Argentina]
|
:: fox
|
| zorrilla {mf}
|
:: striped polecat, zorille, zoril
|
| zorrilla {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zorrillo
|
| zorrillo {m}
|
:: skunk
|
| zorrillo {m} [pejorative, colloquial]
|
:: A badly smelling person
|
| zorrillo {m} [Chile, colloquial]
|
:: Certain truck used in riot control to deliver tear gas
|
| zorrino {m} [Argentina]
|
:: skunk
|
| zorrinos {n}
|
:: plural of zorrino
|
| zorrita {f}
|
:: diminutive of zorra
|
| zorrito {m}
|
:: diminutive of zorro
|
| zorro {m}
|
:: fox (carnivore)
|
| zorro {m} [Campeche, Quintana Roo, Tabasco, Yucatán]
|
:: opossum
|
| zorro {m}
|
:: skunk
|
| zorro {m} [by extension, figuratively]
|
:: fox (sly or cunning person)
|
| zorro {m} [Argentina]
|
:: jack (device used to raise and temporarily support a heavy object)
|
| zorro {m} [by extension, figuratively]
|
:: beacon
|
| zorro {adj}
|
:: clever, crafty, sly
|
| zorro chilote {m}
|
:: Darwin's fox
|
| zorro de Darwin {m}
|
:: Darwin's fox
|
| zorro gris {m}
|
:: The South American gray fox
|
| zorro patagónico {m}
|
:: The South American gray fox
|
| zorro volador {m}
|
:: flying fox
|
| zorruno {adj}
|
:: foxlike; foxy
|
| zorzal {m}
|
:: thrush
|
| zorzalito {m}
|
:: Any of a number of different species of thrush or nightingale-thrush
|
| zorzal real {m}
|
:: fieldfare (Turdus pilaris)
|
| Zosimo {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| zotehuela {f}
|
:: utility room
|
| zotol {m} [Mexico]
|
:: alternative spelling of sotol
|
| zouk {m}
|
:: zouk
|
| zozobra {f}
|
:: anxiety; worry
|
| zozobrar {v} [nautical]
|
:: to capsize, founder, sink
|
| zozobrar {v} [of a business or project]
|
:: to fail
|
| zozobrar {v} [of a person]
|
:: to worry, or fret; to be anxious
|
| ZP {prop} {m}
|
:: A nickname of the Spanish politician José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero
|
| zuavo {m}
|
:: Zouave
|
| Zuazo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Zubiri {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Zubu {prop}
|
:: obsolete spelling of Cebú
|
| zueco {m}
|
:: clog (shoe)
|
| zueco {m}
|
:: galosh
|
| -zuela {suffix}
|
:: alternative form of -uela
|
| zuliano {adj}
|
:: of or from Zulia
|
| zuliano {m}
|
:: Someone from Zulia
|
| zulla {f} [colloquial]
|
:: human excrement, feces
|
| zulla {f}
|
:: French honeysuckle (Hedysarum coronarium)
|
| Zulma {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| zulo {m} [Spain]
|
:: cache, hiding place
|
| zulú {adj}
|
:: Zulu
|
| zulú {mf}
|
:: Zulu
|
| zulú {m}
|
:: Zulu (language)
|
| Zulueta {prop}
|
:: Zulueta (village)
|
| Zulueta {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| zumacal {m}
|
:: sumach plantation
|
| zumacar {m}
|
:: sumach plantation
|
| zumaiarra {adj}
|
:: Of or from Zumaia
|
| zumaiarra {mf}
|
:: Someone from Zumaia
|
| zumaque {m}
|
:: sumac
|
| Zumárraga {prop}
|
:: Zumárraga (municipality)
|
| Zumárraga {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| zumaya {f} [Andalusia]
|
:: screech owl
|
| zumba {f}
|
:: bashing, beating
|
| zumbado {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: nuts; loopy; mad
|
| zumbador {m}
|
:: intercom on a door
|
| zumbador {m}
|
:: hummingbird
|
| zumbadora {f}
|
:: Middle American indigo snake
|
| zumbadora {f}
|
:: buzzer
|
| zumbar {vi}
|
:: to hum; to buzz
|
| zumbar {vt}
|
:: to hit
|
| zumbar {vt}
|
:: to mock
|
| zumbar {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to screw, shag (have sex)
|
| zumbársela {v} [idiom]
|
:: to wank; jerk off; choke the chicken
|
| zumbido {m}
|
:: buzz, hum, ringing (a buzzing or humming noise)
|
| zumbón {adj}
|
:: funny; jokey
|
| zumbón {m}
|
:: joker; prankster
|
| zumbona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zumbón
|
| zumbonamente {adv}
|
:: jokingly
|
| zumillo {m}
|
:: friar's cowl, Arisarum vulgare
|
| zumillo {m}
|
:: cuckoo pint, Arum italicum
|
| zumillo {m}
|
:: dragon arum, Dracunculus vulgaris
|
| zumo {m} [Spain]
|
:: juice (liquid from a plant)
|
| zumo {m}
|
:: profit, gain
|
| zumo {m}
|
:: extract, herbal tincture
|
| zumo de limón {m}
|
:: lemon juice
|
| zumo de manzana {m}
|
:: apple juice
|
| zumo de naranja {m}
|
:: orange juice
|
| zumoso {adj} [Spain]
|
:: juicy (having lots of juice)
|
| zuña {m} [Louisiana]
|
:: alternative form of uña, fingernail
|
| zuncho {m}
|
:: metal loop, clamp or ring
|
| zunga {f}
|
:: thong (swimwear)
|
| zúngaro {m}
|
:: long-whiskered catfish
|
| zuñi {m}
|
:: The Zuni (people)
|
| Zuñiga {prop} {f}
|
:: surname
|
| Zúñiga {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| zunzún {m}
|
:: hummingbird
|
| zuquini {m}
|
:: [irregular] zucchini
|
| zurcidor {adj}
|
:: mending
|
| zurcidor {m}
|
:: mender; darner
|
| zurcidora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zurcidor
|
| zurcir {vt} [sewing]
|
:: to darn; to mend (repair by stitching with thread or yarn)
|
| zurcir {v} [Spain, colloquial]
|
:: to screw
|
| zurda {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zurdo
|
| zurdazo {m}
|
:: left-handed punch, backhand
|
| zurdera {f}
|
:: left-handedness
|
| zurdito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of zurdo
|
| zurdo {adj}
|
:: left-handed
|
| zurdo {m}
|
:: left-handed person
|
| zurdo {m} [derogatory, Rioplatense Spanish]
|
:: left-winger, leftist, lefty
|
| zurear {v}
|
:: to coo
|
| zureo {m}
|
:: coo; cooing
|
| Zúrich {prop} {m}
|
:: Zúrich (city)
|
| zuro {m} [Spain]
|
:: corncob
|
| zurracapote {f}
|
:: zurracapote
|
| zurrar {v}
|
:: to thrash, thwack
|
| zurriagazo {m}
|
:: lash, stroke (of whip)
|
| zurriagazo {m}
|
:: misfortune
|
| zurriago {m}
|
:: bullwhip
|
| zurriar {v}
|
:: to buzz, whirr
|
| zurribanda {f} [colloquial]
|
:: fight; quarrel; whipping
|
| zurriburri {m} [colloquial]
|
:: ragamuffin; mob; uproar
|
| zurrir {v}
|
:: to whir
|
| zurrón {m}
|
:: globe daisy
|
| zurrón {m}
|
:: Good King Henry, Lincolnshire spinach (Blitum bonus-henricus)
|
| zurrona {f} [colloquial]
|
:: loose woman, tramp
|
| zurubí {m} [Argentina, Bolivia]
|
:: alternative spelling of surubí
|
| zurullo {m} [colloquial, slang]
|
:: turd
|
| zutana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zutano
|
| zutano {m}
|
:: what's-his-name; so-and-so
|
| Zutano {prop}
|
:: John Doe
|
| zuzar {v}
|
:: to incite
|
| zwingliana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of zwingliano
|
| zwingliano {adj}
|
:: Zwinglian (relating to Zwingli, Swiss Protestant reformer)
|
| zwingliano {m}
|
:: Zwinglian (a follower of Zwingli)
|
| zwitterión {m} [chemistry]
|
:: zwitterion
|
| zwitteriónico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: zwitterionic
|
