Andean Region

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inglés español
pester    {v} abacorar  
warm    {adj} abrigador  
warm    {adj} abrigadora  
to become attached    {v} acaserarse  
to stay at home    {v} acaserarse  
to become embarrassed    {v} achancharse  
to become lazy    {v} achancharse  
to wrinkle    {v} achurruscar  
accord    {v} acordado  
accord    {v} acorde  
sell on credit    {v} acreditado  
to sell on credit    {v} acreditar  
accord    {v} acuerdo  
to chew coca leaves    {v} acullicar  
tattletale    {n} acusetas   {m/f}  
tattletale    {n} acusete   {m/f}  
member    {n} afiliado   {m}  
to filch    {v} agacharse  
greedy    {adj} agalludo  
strong    {adj} agarrador  
juicy    {adj} aguachento  
rainstorm    {n} aguaje   {m}  
to shirk    {v} ahorrar  
shirk    {v} ahorro  
to incite    {v} ahuchar  
to go out of fashion    {v} ahuesarse  
hand over    {v} alcance  
hand over    {v} alcances   {pl}  
make oneself scarce    {v} alcanforarse  
to make oneself scarce, go away    {v} alcanforarse  
hand over    {v} alcanzado  
to hand over    {v} alcanzar  
to rear up    {v} alebrestarse  
give birth    {v} alentado  
to give birth    {v} alentarse  
Latin American rhythm instrument made from or shaped like a gourd and filled with beans or pebbles    {n} alfandoque   {m}  
type of spikenard    {n} alfilerillo   {m}  
to get tipsy    {v} alicorarse  
ornament    {n} andarivel   {m}  
cavern    {n} apacheta   {f}  
to gang up on    {v} apaniaguarse  
to getting ready to storm    {v} aparatarse  
to cause sorrow    {v} apensionar  
to cause to be sad    {v} apensionar  
to grieve    {v} apensionar  
to become depressed    {v} apensionarse  
to become sad    {v} apensionarse  
to come down with a cold    {v} apestarse  
to become dismayed    {v} apitiquarse  
to form into a pool    {v} apozarse  
to come down with mountain sickness    {v} apunarse  
to get engaged    {v} argollarse  
to become corroded due to the oxidation of iron    {v} arrumbarse  
to get twisted into ringlets    {v} arruncharse  
female receiving lodging and meals for pay    {n} asistida   {f}  
to stretch out on the ground    {v} atirantar  
premature termination of a pregnancy    {n} avieso   {m}  
to have fun    {v} bacilarse  
hand tool with a flat face that is used to spread plaster and cement    {n} badilejo   {m}  
person with no standing in life    {n} bajera   {f}  
patches of facial hair located directly in front of the ears    {n} balcarrotas   {f}  
place overgrown by marshland    {n} balsar   {m}  
to flatten out    {v} banquear  
wild pig    {n} báquiro   {m}  
loophole    {n} barajo  
trite    {adj} baratón  
chinstrap    {n} barbijo   {m}  
headscarf    {n} barbijo   {m}  
one who practices medicine without having the proper qualifications    {n} barchilón   {m}  
one who practices medicine without having the proper qualifications    {n} barchilona   {f}  
child    {n} barrigona   {f}  
kid    {n} barrigona   {f}  
lattice structure    {n} bastidor   {m}  
rinse out    {v} bata  
to act in a mischievous manner    {v} bataholear  
beating    {n} batida   {f}  
raid    {n} batida   {f}  
rinse out    {v} batido  
to rinse out    {v} batir  
cloak that resembles a blanket with a hole in the middle for the head    {n} bayetón   {m}  
constant state of being drunk    {n} bebedera   {f}  
liquor store    {n} bebedera   {f}  
liquor store    {n} bebedero   {m}  
type of vine cultivated for its seed pods from which a popular flavor is extracted    {n} bejuquillo   {m}  
crafty child    {n} belitre   {m/f}  
brave    {adj} bellaco  
to rear up (animal)    {v} bellaquear  
to stand up on its hind legs (animal)    {v} bellaquear  
large pot used for cooking    {n} bicha   {f}  
fowl    {n} bicho   {m}  
useless    {adj} bichoco  
slap    {n} bicoca   {f}  
squinting    {adj} bizcorneto  
act of squinting    {n} bizquera   {f}  
small amount of food or drink eaten between regular meals    {n} bocadito   {m}  
poison    {n} bocado   {m}  
piece of gossip    {n} bochinche   {m}  
grocer    {n} bodeguero   {m}  
disaster (reversed form of quilombo)    {n} bolonqui   {m}  
failure (reversed form of quilombo)    {n} bolonqui   {m}