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Applied to fruits ripe at Michaelmas.    {ña, a} sanmigueleño  
Applied to fruits ripe on StJohn's day.    {a} sanjuanera  
Applied to fruits ripe on StJohn's day.    {a} sanjuanero  
Applied to generous wine.    {a.} licorosa  
Applied to generous wine.    {a.} licoroso  
Applied to gold or silver used in jewellery.    {a.} enjoyelada  
Applied to gold or silver used in jewellery.    {a.} enjoyelado  
Applied to gold under legal standard.    {a} guañín  
Applied to grain, having much refuse.    {a} granzosa  
Applied to grain, having much refuse.    {a} granzoso  
Applied to gray wild pigeons with white necks.    {a} torcaz  
Applied to hard-twisted linen or thread. -m. Pigeon-house, dove-cot.    {a.} palomar  
Applied to Havana tobacco.    {a} habana  
Applied to Havana tobacco.    {a} habano  
Applied to heretics who deny the real presence in the eucharist.    {a.} sacramentario  
Applied to hogs that feed on what they find in the fields.    {a. (Prov.)} granillera  
Applied to hogs that feed on what they find in the fields.    {a. (Prov.)} granillero  
Applied to horses having the croup or buttocks rounder and lower than usual.-ppof DERRIBAR.    {a} derribado  
Applied to horses having the glanders.    {a} amormada  
Applied to horses having the glanders.    {a} amormado  
Applied to horses or mules of a mixed white and chestnut color.    {a.} sabina  
Applied to horses or mules of a mixed white and chestnut color.    {a.} sabino  
Applied to inferior sugar; raw, unrefined, muscovado.    {a.} mascabada  
Applied to inferior sugar; raw, unrefined, muscovado.    {a.} mascabado  
Applied to land newly broken up and converted into arable ground, and to the fruits it produces.    {a.} noval  
Applied to land turned to pasture.    {a.} redonda  
Applied to land turned to pasture.    {a.} redondo  
Applied to large shot.    {a} zorrera  
Applied to large shot.    {a} zorrero  
Applied to Latin verses written with coriambics.    {a} coriambica  
Applied to Latin verses written with coriambics.    {a} coriambico  
Applied to long piece of honey-comb in the hive.    {a.} longar  
Applied to matters which the councils and tribunals are obliged to lay before the king, accompanied with their advice.    {a.} consultiva  
Applied to matters which the councils and tribunals are obliged to lay before the king, accompanied with their advice.    {a.} consultivo  
Applied to metrical lines consisting of eleven syllables. hendecasyllable verse.    {a.} Verso endecasílabo,  
Applied to military men who do not belong to a body of forces, and reside where they please.    {a} dispersa  
Applied to military men who do not belong to a body of forces, and reside where they please.    {a} disperso  
Applied to musical instruments of a harsh sound.    {a.} bronca  
Applied to musical instruments of a harsh sound.    {a.} bronco  
Applied to one very rigid, severe, or inflexible in moral opinions.    {a. & com.} rigorista  
Applied to one who executes desperate actions    {a. & pp.} poseída  
Applied to one who executes desperate actions    {a. & pp.} poseído  
Applied to one who is tumultuously merry.    {n} embromador  
Applied to one who is tumultuously merry.    {n} embromadora  
Applied to one who receives anything, especially stolen goods.    {a.} receptor  
Applied to one who receives anything, especially stolen goods.    {a.} receptora  
Applied to one who wears a ruff round the neck.    {a.} enlechuguillada  
Applied to one who wears a ruff round the neck.    {a.} enlechuguillado  
Applied to painters, mannerists, and to their works.    {a} amanerada  
Applied to painters, mannerists, and to their works.    {a} amanerado  
Applied to panic grass.    {a.} mamosa  
Applied to panic grass.    {a.} mamoso  
Applied to pasture-grounds for cattle.    {a.} carnicera  
Applied to pasture-grounds for cattle.    {a.} carnicero  
Applied to persons affectedly nice, grave, or prudish: used as a substantive, especially in the feminine.    {a. & pp. of REMILGARSE.} remilgada  
Applied to persons affectedly nice, grave, or prudish: used as a substantive, especially in the feminine.    {a. & pp. of REMILGARSE.} remilgado  
Applied to persons engaged by the week.    {a} semanera  
Applied to persons engaged by the week.    {a} semanero  
Applied to persons who do not keep their word, or who have no regard for the established forms of society (conducta), unreliable (poco fiable), offhand (maleducado), frivolous    {a.} informal  
Applied to persons who have the knuckle-bone of the great toes very protuberant.    {a.} juanetuda  
Applied to persons who have the knuckle-bone of the great toes very protuberant.    {a.} juanetudo  
Applied to persons whose grandparents were of equal rank by birth.    {a.} redonda  
Applied to persons whose grandparents were of equal rank by birth.    {a.} redondo  
Applied to pipes or barrels, the bottoms of which are secured with cords or nails.    {a} fondada  
Applied to pipes or barrels, the bottoms of which are secured with cords or nails.    {a} fondado  
Applied to plants bearing fruit covered with hooked bristles or prickles.    {a. (Bot.)} cadillera  
Applied to plants bearing fruit covered with hooked bristles or prickles.    {a. (Bot.)} cadillero  
Applied to plants of one stem without branches.    {a} surculada  
Applied to plants of one stem without branches.    {a} surculado  
Applied to rookeries.    {a} grajera  
Applied to rookeries.    {a} grajero  
Applied to sheep that have coarse wool, and to their wool. m.    {a.} churra  
Applied to sheep that have coarse wool, and to their wool. m.    {a.} churro  
Applied to showy or tawdry colors.    {a.} chillón  
Applied to showy or tawdry colors.    {a.} chillóna  
Applied to soft consonants    {a} tenue  
Applied to soft, untwisted silk.    {a.} len  
Applied to something used to measure.    {a.} mensural  
Applied to spirits tinctured with anise-pp of ANISAR.    {a} anisada  
Applied to spirits tinctured with anise-pp of ANISAR.    {a} anisado  
Applied to the animals that carry the shepherd’s baggage.    {a} hatera  
Applied to the animals that carry the shepherd’s baggage.    {a} hatero  
Applied to the astrological aspects.    {a.} partil  
Applied to the author of disturbances in a community.    {a.} cismática  
Applied to the author of disturbances in a community.    {a.} cismático  
Applied to the building with an order of steps around it-ppof GRADAR.    {a} gradada  
Applied to the building with an order of steps around it-ppof GRADAR.    {a} gradado  
Applied to the Christians who renounced the Christian religion in a written declaration, for which the Roman emperors exempted them from persecution.    {a.} libelática  
Applied to the Christians who renounced the Christian religion in a written declaration, for which the Roman emperors exempted them from persecution.    {a.} libelático  
Applied to the cloth the warp of which consists of thirty-two hundreds of threads.    {a} treintaidosena  
Applied to the cloth the warp of which consists of thirty-two hundreds of threads.    {a} treintaidoseno  
Applied to the connective, when it sensibly divides the cells of the anthers, as in the sage; distractile.    {a. (Bot.)} distráctil  
Applied to the crownwheel of a watch.    {a} coronaria  
Applied to the execution of the sentence of an ecclesiastical tribunal.    {a.} ejecutorial  
Applied to the fields or meadow in which the animals have eaten the tips of grass frostbitten by dews.    {a} deprimada  
Applied to the fields or meadow in which the animals have eaten the tips of grass frostbitten by dews.    {a} deprimado  
Applied to the heads of animals, turned toward the sinister side of the shield. pp. of CONTORNAR.    {a. (Her.)} -Contornado, da,  
Applied to the intercalary year, composed of thirteen lunations.    {a.} embolismal  
Applied to the Jews who keep Saturday for their Sabbath; Sabbatarian.    {a.} sabatario  
Applied to the letters invented by Haldus Pius Manutius, which superseded the Gothic characters; Italic.    {a} grifa