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get cold feet    {v} acobardarse  
get frightened    {v} acobardarse  
lose courage    {v} acobardarse  
shrink back    {v} acobardarse  
shy away    {v} acobardarse  
to be frightened    {v} acobardarse  
to be frightened    {v} acobardarse  
to blench    {v} acobardarse  
to chicken    {v} acobardarse  
to cower    {v} acobardarse  
to cower in fear    {v} acobardarse  
to cringe    {v} acobardarse  
to fink out    {v} acobardarse  
to flinch    {v} acobardarse  
to funk    {v} acobardarse  
to quail    {v} acobardarse  
turn cowardly    {v} acobardarse  
wimp    {v} acobardarse  
wimp out    {v} acobardarse  
be afraid to    {v} acobardarse de  
get afraid to    {v} acobardarse de  
earth up    {v} acobijar  
mulch    {v} acobijar  
mulch    {n} acobijo   {m}  
copper    {adj} acobrado  
copperas-colored    {adj} acobrado  
copperas-coloured    {adj} acobrado  
copper-colored    {adj} acobrado  
Copper-colored, coppery.    {a.} acobrado  
copper-coloured    {adj} acobrado  
coppery    {adj} acobrado  
acocantherin    {n} acocanterina   {f}  
become worm-ridden    {v} acocarse  
kicking    {adj} acoceador  
kick    {n} acoceamiento   {m}  
kick of an animal    {n} acoceamiento   {m}  
kicking    {n} acoceamiento   {m}  
ill-treat    {v} acocear  
kick    {v} acocear  
maltreat    {v} acocear  
to insult    {v} acocear  
to kick    {v} acocear  
to strike with the foot    {v} acocear  
to make dirty    {v} acochambrar  
to make filthy    {v} acochambrar  
bend down    {v} acochar  
bow low    {v} acochar  
cringe    {v} acochar  
crouch    {v} acochar  
stoop down    {v} acochar  
crouch    {v} acocharse  
to sit on one's haunches    {v} acocharse  
to squat    {v} acocharse  
To squat, to stoop down.    {vr.} acocharse  
(Met.) To prevent or obstruct the regular course of a suit at law; to hush up.    {va.} acochinar  
to bump off    {v} acochinar  
to bump off    {v} acochinar  
To humble.    {va.} acochinar  
To murder, to assassinate.    {va.} acochinar  
freshwater shrimp    {n} acocil   {m}  
fresh-water shrimp    {n} acocil   {m}  
freshwater shrimp    {n} acocili   {m}  
kill by a blow on the back of the neck    {v} acocotar  
To kill by a blow upon the neck.    {va.} acocotar  
A long gourd pointed at both ends, used in Mexico for extracting the nectar of the maguey.    {n} acocote  
bottle gourd    {n} acocote   {m}  
calabash    {n} acocote   {m}  
a city in Ayacucho, Peru    {n} Acocro  
drunk    {adj} acocullado  
high with drink    {adj} acocullado  
bend    {v} acodado  
bent    {adj} acodado  
bent in the form of an elbow    {adj} acodado  
Bent, elbowed.    {a.} acodado  
elbowed    {adj} acodado  
lean    {v} acodado  
lean on    {v} acodado  
propped-up    {adj} acodado  
rest against    {v} acodado  
rest on    {v} acodado  
slant    {v} acodado  
(Agri.) Layering.    {n} acodadura  
kink    {n} acodadura   {f}  
layerage    {n} acodadura   {f}  
layering    {n} acodadura   {f}  
propping    {n} acodadura   {f}  
shoring    {n} acodadura   {f}  
The act of bending the elbow.    {n} acodadura  
Lane's kink    {n} acodadura de Lane   {f}  
ileal kink    {n} acodadura ileal   {f}  
propping    {n} acodalamiento   {m}  
shoring    {n} acodalamiento   {m}  
prop    {v} acodalar  
prop up    {v} acodalar  
shore    {v} acodalar  
shore up    {v} acodalar  
to hold up    {v} acodalar  
to prop up    {v} acodalar  
To put lintels or transoms in a wall to support a window or niche, to shore up, to prop up.    {va. (Arch.)} acodalar  
to shore up    {v} acodalar