Caribbean Region

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inglés español
pester    {v} abacorar  
undertake boldly    {v} abacorar  
swordfish    {n} abadejo   {m}  
points signal    {n} abanico   {m}  
grocery store    {n} abasto   {m}  
be ruined    {v} abismado  
to be ruined    {v} abismarse  
carriage    {n} acarreto   {m}  
to stay at home    {v} acaserarse  
broken down    {adj} accidentada  
broken down    {adj} accidentado  
bribe    {v} aceite  
secure    {v} achicado  
to secure    {v} achicar  
secure    {v} achique  
become stupid    {v} aciguatado  
to become stupid    {v} aciguatarse  
trick    {v} acomodado  
trick    {v} acomodo  
drunk    {adj} acompañado  
to get depressed    {v} acuchamarse  
to finish well    {v} acuñar  
extreme unction    {n} administración   {f}  
defecate in one's pants    {v} aflojar  
to defecate in one's pants    {v} aflojarse  
grapple    {v} agarrado  
have sex with    {v} agarrado  
to have sex with    {v} agarrar  
to understand    {v} agarrar  
grapple    {v} agarre  
have sex with    {v} agarre  
grapple    {v} agarro  
have sex with    {v} agarro  
to become countrified    {v} aguajirarse  
to abort    {v} ahorrar  
abort    {v} ahorro  
to walk briskly    {v} ajilar  
scorn    {v} ajo  
brassiere    {n} ajustador   {m}  
make oneself scarce    {v} alcanforarse  
to make oneself scarce, go away    {v} alcanforarse  
to rebel    {v} alebrestarse  
sweet baked goods    {n} alfandoque   {m}  
tenant    {n} alquilada   {f}  
to gang up on    {v} apaniaguarse  
to tie together    {v} apersogar  
to become rich    {v} aplatarse  
a stew made of meat    {adj} aporreado  
to make a mess of something    {v} apurruñar  
to form a home together    {v} aqueridarse  
dark golden-brown in color    {adj} araguato  
to escape    {v} ariscarse  
to flee    {v} ariscarse  
to run away    {v} ariscarse  
uninvited guest at party    {n} arrocera   {f}  
to become irritated    {v} arrufarse  
to stop something from flowing freely    {v} atapuzar  
to eat excessively    {v} atarragarse  
to overeat    {v} atarragarse  
to grow strong    {v} atigronarse  
to (shorter path for getting to a certain place)    {v} atrechar  
to get confused    {v} atrojarse  
stuck-up    {adj} atufado  
loan    {n} avío   {m}  
to pack very tightly    {v} azocar  
sugar shop    {n} azucarería   {f}  
romper    {n} babucha   {f}  
to cheat someone out of his money    {v} bacelar  
to go out to have a good time    {v} bachatear  
strap used for hanging onto while standing in moving buses or trains    {n} badaza   {f}  
hovel    {n} bajareque   {m}  
person with no standing in life    {n} bajera   {f}  
fishing boat    {n} balandro   {m}  
place overgrown by marshland    {n} balsar   {m}  
wild pig    {n} báquiro   {m}  
headscarf    {n} barbijo   {m}  
buddy    {n} barón   {m}  
ice-cream cone    {n} barquilla   {f}  
bunkhouse    {n} barracón   {m}  
child    {n} barrigona   {f}  
kid    {n} barrigona   {f}  
northerly wind which brings in rain    {n} barrunto   {m}  
location where convicted criminals and people awaiting trial are confined    {n} bartolina   {f}  
spring mattress    {n} bastidor   {m}  
beating    {n} batida   {f}  
any of a number of climbing tropical vines    {n} bejuquillo   {m}  
nuisance    {n} berenjena   {f}  
beige    {adj} bermejo  
unsurpassed    {adj} bermejo  
maggot    {n} bicho   {m}  
thingamabob    {n} bicho   {m}  
to use magic on    {v} bilonguear  
squinting    {adj} bizcorneado  
kill    {v} blanqueado  
to kill    {v} blanquear  
kill    {v} blanqueo  
dummy    {n} boberá   {m/f}  
fool    {n} bobería   {f}  
cigarette rolled up with tobacco leaf    {n} bocadito   {m}  
to rebuff    {v} bochar