Central America

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inglés español
ironmonger    {n} abarrotería   {f}  
to get lumpy    {v} abodocarse  
to be gloomy    {v} achucuyarse  
to sustain injuries    {v} acuñarse  
grapple    {v} agarrado  
to understand    {v} agarrar  
grapple    {v} agarre  
grapple    {v} agarro  
flabby    {adj} aguada  
soft    {adj} aguada  
flabby    {adj} aguado  
soft    {adj} aguado  
rainstorm    {n} aguaje   {m}  
rebuke    {n} aguaje   {m}  
fermented agave juice    {n} aguamiel   {f}  
to fail    {v} ahorrar  
fail    {v} ahorro  
bore    {n} ahuizote   {m}  
to set out    {v} ajilar  
incite    {v} ajo  
to incite    {v} ajotar  
verbosity    {n} alafia   {f}  
become amorous    {v} alborotado  
to become amorous    {v} alborotar  
become amorous    {v} alboroto  
calumnies    {n} alcances   {m}   {pl}  
make oneself scarce    {v} alcanforarse  
to make oneself scarce, go away    {v} alcanforarse  
give birth    {v} alentado  
improved    {adj} alentado  
to give birth    {v} alentarse  
swindle    {n} aletazo   {m}  
Latin American rhythm instrument made from or shaped like a gourd and filled with beans or pebbles    {n} alfandoque   {m}  
sweet baked goods    {n} alfandoque   {m}  
to adorn    {v} alicorear  
to mark boundaries    {v} alinderar  
hire oneself out to kill    {v} alquilado  
hire oneself out to kill    {v} alquilar  
to hire oneself out to kill    {v} alquilarse  
kidnap    {v} amarrado  
to kidnap    {v} amarrar  
to feel ashamed    {v} amusgarse  
sidewalk    {n} andén   {m}  
to roll oneself into the form of a ball    {v} aparragarse  
clay vessel    {n} apaste   {m}  
to take abruptly    {v} apechugarse  
to escape    {v} ariscarse  
to flee    {v} ariscarse  
to run away    {v} ariscarse  
to unite oneself to something    {v} arrebiatarse  
to sit down in a cross-legged fashion    {v} arrodajarse  
to pass time    {v} atempar  
to become confused    {v} ateperetarse  
to get all mixed up    {v} ateperetarse  
to be extended    {v} atilincar  
to stuff oneself with food or drink    {v} atipujarse  
social gathering    {n} atoleada   {f}  
to eat something and have it go down the wrong pipe    {v} atorozarse  
to be broken into pieces    {v} atortujarse  
stuck-up    {adj} atufado  
courageous    {adj} aventado  
pumpkin    {n} ayote   {m}  
pumpkin or squash    {n} ayote   {m}  
squash    {n} ayote   {m}  
dumb    {adj} baboso  
silly    {adj} baboso  
to have a wild time    {v} bacanalear  
drizzle    {n} bajareque   {m}  
person with no standing in life    {n} bajera   {f}  
to shoot at    {v} balacear  
to talk to someone at the window    {v} balconear  
banana    {n} banano   {m}  
to wound severely    {v} bandear  
hammer    {n} baqueta   {f}  
sale    {n} baratón  
trite    {adj} baratón  
headscarf    {n} barbijo   {m}  
swamp    {n} barreal   {m}  
location where convicted criminals and people awaiting trial are confined    {n} bartolina   {f}  
mixing bowl    {n} batidor   {m}  
to bother    {v} batuquear  
lazy person    {n} bausana   {f}  
foolish person    {n} bayunco  
indecent    {adj} bayunco  
period of unrestrained self-indulgence by drinking alcohol    {n} bebedera   {f}  
weapon consisting of a long straight or curved blade fixed to a hilt    {n} belduque   {m}  
crafty child    {n} belitre   {m/f}  
brave    {adj} bellaco  
process    {v} beneficiado  
shoot    {v} beneficiado  
to process    {v} beneficiar  
to shoot    {v} beneficiar  
stammerer    {n} beque   {mf}  
cross-eyed    {adj} bereque  
little girl    {n} bicha   {f}  
dick    {n} bicho   {m}  
penis    {n} bicho   {m}  
prick    {n} bicho   {m}  
drain    {n} bitoque   {m}  
egg    {n} blanquillo   {m}