| -x {suffix} [nonstandard, neologism]
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:: A gender-neutral suffix that replaces -o and -a in nouns, adjectives and pronouns. Commonly used to attain a politically correct goal
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| x {letter}
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:: The 25th letter of the Spanish alphabet
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| x {letter}
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:: [uncommon] Forming gender-neutral versions of words by replacing both the masculine o and feminine a
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| x {prep} [texting, Internet slang]
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:: por
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| X {letter}
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:: The 25th letter of the Spanish alphabet
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| xabeque {m}
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:: obsolete spelling of jabeque
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| xabon {m}
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:: obsolete spelling of jabón
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| xalapeña {f}
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:: feminine noun of xalapeño
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| xalapeño {adj}
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:: Xalapean; from or related to a place named Xalapa
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| xalapeño {m}
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:: Xalapean; someone from Xalapa
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| xaminí {m} [Mexico]
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:: A cultivar of Agave salmiana maguey
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| xantana {m}
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:: xanthan gum
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| xantano {m} [carbohydrate]
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:: xanthan, xanthan gum
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| xantato {f} [organic compound]
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:: xanthate
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| xántico {adj}
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:: xanthic
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| xantina {f} [organic compound]
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:: xanthine
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| xantófila {f} [organic compound]
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:: xanthophyll
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| xaponese {m} [obsolete]
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:: Japanese
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| xate {m} [Mexico, Central America, South America]
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:: The leaves of three palm tree species, Chamaedorea ernesti-augusti, Chamaedorea elegans, and Chamaedorea oblongata, used primarily in floral arrangements
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| xatera {f}
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:: feminine noun of xatero
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| xatero {m} [Mexico, Central America, South America]
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:: someone who gathers xate
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| xató {m}
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:: xató
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| Xavier {prop} {m} [obsolete outside the US Spanish]
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:: alternative spelling of Javier
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| xeneixe {m}
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:: alternative form of xeneize
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| xeneize {mf} [soccer]
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:: A fan, player, or someone involved with Boca Juniors, a team from Buenos Aires
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| xenía {f}
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:: xenia (ancient Greek concept of hospitality)
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| xenismo {m} [countable, linguistics]
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:: unadapted borrowing
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| xeno- {prefix}
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:: xeno-
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| xenobiología {f}
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:: astrobiology
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| xenobiótico {adj}
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:: xenobiotic
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| xenófoba {f}
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:: feminine noun of xenófobo
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| xenofobia {f}
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:: xenophobia
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| xenofóbico {adj}
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:: xenophobic (exhibiting or characteristic of xenophobia)
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| xenófobo {adj}
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:: xenophobic (exhibiting or characteristic of xenophobia)
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| xenófobo {m}
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:: xenophobe (person who hates foreigners)
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| xenoglosia {f}
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:: xenoglossy
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| xenoglosia {f} [psychology]
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:: glossolalia
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| xenoglosia {f} [religion]
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:: speaking in tongues
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| xenolito {m} [geology]
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:: xenolith
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| xenomorfo {m}
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:: xenomorph
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| xenón {m}
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:: xenon
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| xenotrasplante {m} [surgery]
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:: xenotransplant
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| xerecista {adj}
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:: Of, pertaining to, or supporting, Xerez CD, a Spanish football team
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| xerecista {mf}
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:: A person associated with Xerez CD, as a player, coach, supporter etc
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| Xeres {prop}
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:: obsolete spelling of Jerez
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| xérico {adj} [ecology]
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:: xeric (related or adapted to a dry environment)
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| xero- {prefix}
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:: xero- (all senses)
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| xerocopiar {vt}
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:: to make a photocopy of
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| xerocopiar {vi}
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:: to photocopy
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| xerófilo {adj} [biology, botany]
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:: xerophilic, xerophilous
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| xerofítico {adj}
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:: xerophytic
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| xeroftalmia {f} [pathology]
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:: xerophthalmia
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| xerografía {f}
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:: xerography (photocopying process)
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| xerografiar {v}
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:: to reproduce by xerography
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| xerografiar {vt}
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:: to make a xerography of
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| xerográficamente {adv}
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:: xerographically
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| xerográfico {adj}
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:: xerographic
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| xerojardinería {f}
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:: xeriscaping
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| xerotérmico {adj}
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:: xerothermic
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| xhosa {adj}
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:: Xhosa
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| xhosa {mf}
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:: Xhosa
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| xi {f}
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:: xi; the Greek letter Ξ, ξ
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| xianbei {mf}
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:: Xianbei
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| Xibalbá {prop}
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:: Xibalba
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| xilano {m} [carbohydrate]
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:: xylan
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| xilema {m}
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:: xylem
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| xilemático {adj}
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:: xylem (attributive)
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| xileno {m} [organic compound]
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:: xylene
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| xilitol {m} [organic compound]
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:: xylitol
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| xilo- {prefix}
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:: xylo-
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| xilófago {adj} [zoology]
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:: xylophagous
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| xilófago {m} [zoology]
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:: xylophage
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| xilofonista {mf}
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:: xylophonist
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| xilófono {m}
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:: xylophone
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| xiloglucano {m} [organic compound]
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:: xyloglucan
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| xilografía {f}
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:: xylography
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| xilográfico {adj}
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:: xylographical
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| xilosa {f} [carbohydrate]
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:: xylose
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| xilulosa {f} [carbohydrate]
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:: xylulose
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| Ximena {prop} {f}
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:: given name
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| Ximena {prop} {f}
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:: The letter X in the Spanish phonetic alphabet
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| Ximénez {prop}
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:: surname
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| xinca {adj}
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:: Xinca
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| xinca {mf}
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:: Xinca
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| -xión {suffix}
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:: Suffix indicating a process, action or effect, like "-ction" in English, used in a very scarce group of Spanish words, being these:
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| xiphonita {f}
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:: xiphonite
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| Xiquena {prop}
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:: A castle in Lorca, in the region of Murcia, Spain
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| Xiquena {prop}
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:: The letter X in the Spanish phonetic alphabet
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| xiringüelu {m}
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:: A popular dance from Asturias, especially in Pravia
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| Xochapa {prop}
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:: Xochapa (town)
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| xóchil {m} [poetic, dialectal, Mexico]
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:: flower
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| Xochimilco {prop} {m}
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:: One of the sixteen mayorships (alcaldías) of the Mexico City
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| Xóchitl {prop} {f} [Central America, Mexico]
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:: given name
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| xocoatole {m} [Mexico]
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:: soured atole
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| xoconostle {m} [Mexico]
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:: A species of prickly pear cactus, Opuntia matudae, native to Central Mexico
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| xoconostle {m} [Mexico]
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:: The acidic fruit of this cactus
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| xocoyote {m} [Mexico]
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:: The youngest child of a family
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| xolo {m}
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:: Mexican hairless dog, xoloitzcuintle
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| xoloitzcuintle {m}
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:: Xoloitzcuintli
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| xoloscuintle {m}
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:: Mexican hairless (dog)
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| xq {adv} [texting, Internet slang]
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:: abbreviation of por qué
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| xq {conj} [texting, Internet slang]
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:: abbreviation of porque
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| xurata {f} [Michoacán]
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:: Gaudichaudia cynanchoides
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| xurata {f} [Michoacán]
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:: sea island cotton (Gossypium barbadense)
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| Xutixtiox {prop}
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:: An archaeological site in Sacapulas (El Quiché, Guatemala).
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| xylitol {m}
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:: xylitol
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