Spanish words: bolacear to Boneo

Spanish words bolacear to Boneo

1. bolacear verb [bolaseˈaɾ]
2. bolacero adjective [bolaˈseɾo]
3. bolada noun /boˈlada/: strike of, or with, a ball
4. bolado noun /boˈlado/: alternative spelling of volado
5. bolandista adjective, noun /bolanˈdista/: Bollandist
6. bolaño noun /boˈlaɲo/: a type of historical cannonball
7. bolar adjective [boˈlaɾ]
8. bolardo noun /boˈlaɾdo/: bollard (post preventing vehicles from entering pedestrian area)
9. bolas adjective, noun /ˈbolas/: feminine plural of bolo
10. bolas criollas phrase [ˈbolas ˈkɾjoʝas]
11. bolas tristes phrase [ˈbolas ˈt̪ɾist̪es]
12. bolastristes noun [bolasˈt̪ɾist̪es]
13. bolate noun /boˈlate/: alternative form of volate
14. bolazo noun /boˈlaθo/: whopper, tall tale (lie)
15. bolche adjective, noun /ˈbolt͡ʃe/: left-wing, commie
16. bolchevique adjective, noun /bolt͡ʃeˈbike/: Bolshevik
17. bolcheviquismo noun /bolt͡ʃebiˈkismo/: Bolshevism
18. bolchevismo noun /bolt͡ʃeˈbismo/: Bolshevism
19. bolchevista adjective, noun /bolt͡ʃeˈbista/: Bolshevik
20. bolchevización noun /bolt͡ʃebiθaˈθjon/: Bolshevization
21. bolchevizando verb [bolʲt͡ʃeβ̞iˈsãn̪d̪o]
22. bolchevizar verb [bolʲt͡ʃeβ̞iˈsaɾ]
23. bolchevizarse verb [bolʲt͡ʃeβ̞iˈsaɾse]
24. boldo noun /ˈboldo/: boldo
25. Bolduque proper noun /bolˈduke/: 's-Hertogenbosch (a city in the Netherlands)
26. boleada noun, verb /boleˈada/: polishing; polish
27. boleado verb /boleˈado/: past participle of bolear
28. boleadora noun [boleaˈð̞oɾa]
29. boleando verb [boleˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of bolear
30. boleándose verb [boleˈãn̪d̪ose]
31. bolear verb /boleˈaɾ/: to polish
32. bolearse verb [boleˈaɾse]
33. bolencia noun /boˈlenθja/: drunkenness
34. bolera noun [boˈleɾa]: bowling alley
35. bolerista noun: someone who sings or dances boleros
36. bolerístico adjective: bolero
37. bolero adjective, noun /boˈleɾo/: bolero (music)
38. boleta adjective, noun /boˈleta/: ticket (e.g. parking ticket)
39. boletado verb [boleˈt̪að̞o]
40. boletaje noun /boleˈtaxe/: ticketing, tickets
41. boletando verb [boleˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
42. boleteado verb /boleteˈado/: past participle of boletear
43. boleteando verb [bolet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of boletear
44. boleteándose verb [bolet̪eˈãn̪d̪ose]
45. boletear verb /boleteˈaɾ/: to kill; to murder
46. boletearse verb [bolet̪eˈaɾse]
47. boleteo noun, verb [boleˈt̪eo]: first-person singular present indicative of boletear
48. boletería noun /boleteˈɾia/: box office, ticket office
49. boletero adjective, noun: lying
50. boletín noun /boleˈtin/: bulletin
51. boletín de notas noun /boleˌtin de ˈnotas/: report card
52. boletín de noticias noun: newsletter, bulletin
53. boletín informativo noun: newsletter
54. boletinado verb [bolet̪iˈnað̞o]: past participle of boletinar
55. boletinando verb [bolet̪iˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of boletinar
56. boletinar verb /boletiˈnaɾ/: to grade (a report)
57. boleto noun /boˈleto/: ticket
58. boleto elegante noun [boˈlet̪o eleˈɣ̞ãn̪t̪e]
59. boli interjection, noun /ˈboli/: clipping of bolígrafo (“pen”)
60. boliburgués noun /bolibuɾˈɡes/: A member of the Bolibourgeoisie
61. boliburguesía noun /bolibuɾɡeˈsia/: the people (bourgeois) who became rich through corruption under the Chavez administration of Venezuela
62. boliche noun /boˈlit͡ʃe/: bowling
63. bolicheado verb [bolit͡ʃeˈað̞o]
64. bolicheando verb [bolit͡ʃeˈãn̪d̪o]
65. bolichera noun: fishing boat
66. bolichero noun /boliˈt͡ʃeɾo/: clubber (someone who goes to a nightclub)
67. bolichico noun: a rich young businessman who is a member of the boliburguesía
68. bolidismo noun /boliˈdismo/: bolidism
69. bolidista adjective /boliˈdista/: bolidismo
70. bólido noun /ˈbolido/: racecar
71. boligarca noun /boliˈɡaɾka/: a class of businesspeople and politicians who acquired wealth during the Bolivarian governments of Hugo Chávez and Nicolás Maduro
72. boligoma noun [boliˈɣ̞oma]
73. bolígrafo noun /boˈliɡɾafo/: ballpoint pen
74. bolígrafo de gel noun: gel pen
75. boliguayo adjective, noun /boliˈɡwaʝo/: a poor South American immigrant to Argentina
76. bolilápiz noun [boliˈlapis]
77. bolilla noun /boˈliʝa/: marble
78. bolillero adjective, noun /boliˈʝeɾo/: pot (object from which items are taken during a lottery-style draw)
79. bolillo noun /boˈliʝo/: bread roll
80. bolillobolo noun [boliʝoˈβ̞olo]
81. bolín noun /boˈlin/: jack (for bowls or similar games)
82. bolina noun /boˈlina/: bowline
83. bolinado verb [boliˈnað̞o]
84. Bolinaga proper noun [boliˈnaɣ̞a]
85. bolinando verb [boliˈnãn̪d̪o]
86. bolinar verb [boliˈnaɾ]
87. bolindre noun /boˈlindɾe/: marble (small ball, for games)
88. bolineado verb [bolineˈað̞o]
89. bolineando verb [bolineˈãn̪d̪o]
90. bolinga adjective /boˈlinɡa/: drunk
91. bolisa noun /boˈlisa/: spark (small glowing particle emanated from burning matter)
92. bolístico adjective: bowls
93. bolita adjective, noun /boˈlita/: diminutive of bola (“small ball”)
94. bolita de masa phrase [boˈlit̪a ð̞e ˈmasa]
95. bolívar noun /boˈlibaɾ/: bolívar
96. bolivarense adjective, noun [boliβ̞aˈɾẽnse]: from Bolívar (a province in Ecuador)
97. bolivarianismo noun /bolibaɾjaˈnismo/: Bolivarianism
98. bolivariano adjective /bolibaˈɾjano/: Bolivarian (of or pertaining to Simón Bolívar or Bolivarianism)
99. bolivarista adjective: typically Bolivian
100. Bolivia proper noun /boˈlibja/: Bolivia (a country in South America)
101. bolivianidad noun /bolibjaniˈdad/: Bolivianness
102. bolivianismo noun /bolibjaˈnismo/: a word or phrase typical from Bolivia
103. bolivianita noun: bolivianite
104. bolivianización noun: Bolivianisation
105. bolivianizar verb /bolibjaniˈθaɾ/: to make Bolivian
106. boliviano adjective, noun /boliˈbjano/: Bolivian
107. bolivianofobia noun [boliβ̞janoˈfoβ̞ja]
108. bolla noun [ˈboʝa]
109. bollado verb [boˈʝað̞o]
110. bollando verb [boˈʝãn̪d̪o]
111. bollar verb [boˈʝaɾ]
112. bollecer verb /boʝeˈθeɾ/: to be noisy
113. bollecido verb [boʝeˈsið̞o]
114. bolleciendo verb [boʝeˈsjẽn̪d̪o]
115. bollén noun [boˈʝẽn]
116. bollendo verb [boˈʝẽn̪d̪o]
117. bolleo noun /boˈʝeo/: lesbianism
118. bollera adjective, noun /boˈʝeɾa/: female equivalent of bollero (“pastry seller or maker”)
119. bollería noun: a bakery that sells pastries, such as buns or rolls, usually sweet ones
120. bollero noun /boˈʝeɾo/: pie or pastry seller or maker
121. bolliciado verb [boʝiˈsjað̞o]
122. bolliciando verb [boʝiˈsjãn̪d̪o]
123. bolliciar verb [boʝiˈsjaɾ]
124. bollido verb [boˈʝið̞o]
125. bollir verb [boˈʝiɾ]
126. bollo adjective, noun /ˈboʝo/: bun
127. bollo maimón noun /ˌboʝo maiˈmon/: a type of cylindrical cake from Salamanca and Zamora, Spain
128. bollullero adjective [boʝuˈʝeɾo]
129. bollycao noun: chocolate stuffed sweet bun/bread roll
130. Bollywood proper noun: Bollywood (Hindi film industry)
131. bollywoodense adjective: Bollywoodian
132. bollywoodiense adjective /boliwuˈdjense/: Bollywoodian
133. bolo adjective, noun /ˈbolo/: bowling pin
134. bolo alimenticio noun, phrase /ˌbolo alimenˈtiθjo/: bolus (of food)
135. Bolognesi proper noun: a surname from Italian
136. bolométrico adjective /boloˈmetɾiko/: bolometric
137. bolómetro noun /boˈlometɾo/: bolometer
138. bolón noun /boˈlon/: bolon (traditional harp)
139. boloñés adjective, noun /boloˈɲes/: Bolognese
140. boloñesa adjective, noun /boloˈɲesa/: female equivalent of boloñés
141. Bolonia proper noun /boˈlonja/: Bologna (a province of Italy)
142. bolonio adjective [boˈlonjo]
143. bolonqui noun [boˈlõŋki]
144. bolos adjective, noun /ˈbolos/: bowling
145. bolos cartageneros phrase [ˈbolos kaɾt̪axeˈneɾos]
146. bols noun /ˈbols/: alternative form of bol
147. bolsa adjective, noun /ˈbolsa/: bag
148. bolsa camiseta phrase [ˈbolsa kamiˈset̪a]
149. bolsa de agua caliente noun: hot water bottle
150. bolsa de aire noun: airbag
151. bolsa de corporales noun /ˌbolsa de koɾpoˈɾales/: bursa
152. bolsa de cría noun: brood pouch
153. bolsa de dormir noun: sleeping bag
154. bolsa de estudios noun /ˌbolsa de esˈtudjos/: scholarship
155. bolsa de hielo noun /ˌbolsa de ˈʝelo/: ice pack
156. bolsa de hierro noun: scrooge
157. bolsa de la compra noun: shopping bag
158. bolsa de trabajo noun /ˌbolsa de tɾaˈbaxo/: employment agency
159. bolsa de valores noun: synonym of mercado de valores
160. bolsa del pastor noun /ˌbolsa del pasˈtoɾ/: shepherd's purse (Capsella bursa-pastoris).
161. bolsa marsupial noun /ˌbolsa maɾsuˈpjal/: marsupium, pouch
162. bolsa negra noun, phrase /ˌbolsa ˈneɡɾa/: black market
163. bolsada noun /bolˈsada/: bunch (an unusual concentration of ore)
164. bolsas noun /ˈbolsas/: dickweed; shithead; dickhead
165. bolseado verb /bolseˈado/: past participle of bolsear
166. bolseando verb [bolseˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of bolsear
167. bolseándose verb [bolseˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of bolsear combined with se
168. bolsear verb /bolseˈaɾ/: to pickpocket
169. bolsearse verb [bolseˈaɾse]: infinitive of bolsear combined with se
170. bolsería noun [bolseˈɾia]: bag making factory
171. bolsero noun /bolˈseɾo/: oriole (bird)
172. bolsero tunero noun /bolˌseɾo tuˈneɾo/: Scott's oriole (Icterus parisorum)
173. bolsero veranero noun /bolˌseɾo beɾaˈneɾo/: Baltimore oriole (Icterus galbula)
174. bolsico noun: pocket (of clothes)
175. bolsillo noun /bolˈsiʝo/: pocket
176. bolsiqueado verb [bolsikeˈað̞o]
177. bolsiqueando verb [bolsikeˈãn̪d̪o]
178. bolsiquear verb [bolsikeˈaɾ]
179. bolsista noun /bolˈsista/: stock trader
180. bolsita noun /bolˈsita/: diminutive of bolsa
181. bolsita de té noun: teabag
182. bolso noun /ˈbolso/: purse
183. bolsón noun /bolˈson/: augmentative of bolso; large bag
184. bolsonense adjective [bolsoˈnẽnse]
185. bolsor noun [bolˈsoɾ]
186. Bolton proper noun [ˈbol̪t̪õn]
187. bolú adjective /boˈlu/: clipping of boludo
188. boludazo adjective, noun /boluˈdaθo/: augmentative of boludo (“jackass, moron, fool, someone inexperienced”)
189. boludeado verb /boludeˈado/: past participle of boludear
190. boludeando verb /boludeˈando/: gerund of boludear
191. boludear verb /boludeˈaɾ/: to lie to, deceive
192. boludez noun /boluˈdeθ/: nonsense, bullshit (something that is stupid, dumb)
193. boludo adjective, noun /boˈludo/: (of a person) stupid
194. boludón adjective [boluˈð̞õn]
195. bolupregunta noun [bolupɾeˈɣ̞ũn̪t̪a]
196. boluprogre noun [boluˈpɾoɣ̞ɾe]
197. Bolzano proper noun /bolˈθano/: Bolzano (a city and comune, the capital of the province of South Tyrol, Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy)
198. bomba adjective, noun /ˈbomba/: bomb (an explosive device used or intended as a weapon)
199. bomba alimenticia noun: feed pump
200. bomba atómica noun /ˌbomba aˈtomika/: atomic bomb
201. bomba caminera noun: roadside bomb
202. bomba de aire noun /ˌbomba de ˈaiɾe/: air pump, pump, inflater (a pump that moves air either into or out of something)
203. bomba de alimentación noun: feed pump
204. bomba de calor noun /ˌbomba de kaˈloɾ/: heat pump
205. bomba de chorro noun: jet pump
206. bomba de cobalto noun: cobalt bomb
207. bomba de estruendo phrase [ˈbõmba ð̞e esˈt̪ɾwẽn̪d̪o]
208. bomba de hidrógeno noun: hydrogen bomb
209. bomba de humo noun, phrase /ˌbomba de ˈumo/: smoke bomb
210. bomba de inyección noun: injection pump
211. bomba de mano noun, phrase /ˌbomba de ˈmano/: handpump
212. bomba de neutrones noun /ˌbomba de neuˈtɾones/: neutron bomb
213. bomba de papa phrase [ˈbõmba ð̞e ˈpapa]
214. bomba de racimo noun, phrase /ˌbomba de raˈθimo/: cluster bomb
215. bomba de relojería noun /ˌbomba de reloxeˈɾia/: time bomb
216. bomba de sodio noun /ˌbomba de ˈsodjo/: sodium pump
217. bomba de tiempo noun /ˌbomba de ˈtjempo/: time bomb
218. bomba de vacío phrase [ˈbõmba ð̞e β̞aˈsio]
219. bomba fétida noun /ˌbomba ˈfetida/: stinkbomb
220. bomba guiada noun /ˌbomba ˈɡjada/: guided bomb, smart bomb
221. bomba H noun /ˌbomba ˈat͡ʃe/: H-bomb
222. bomba inteligente noun: guided bomb, smart bomb
223. bomba lacrimógena noun: tear bomb
224. bomba molotov noun /ˌbomba moloˈtof/: synonym of cóctel molotov (“Molotov cocktail”)
225. bomba nuclear noun /ˌbomba nukleˈaɾ/: nuclear bomb
226. bomba termonuclear noun: thermonuclear bomb
227. bombacha noun /bomˈbat͡ʃa/: any of various kinds of loose pants with tapered ankles
228. bombachita noun [bõmbaˈt͡ʃit̪a]
229. bombacho noun /bomˈbat͡ʃo/: knickerbockers (trousers)
230. Bombal proper noun [bõmˈbal]
231. bombarda noun /bomˈbaɾda/: bombard
232. bombardeado verb /bombaɾdeˈado/: past participle of bombardear
233. bombardeador noun: bombardier, bomber (a bomber crew member who sights and releases bombs)
234. bombardeando verb [bõmbaɾð̞eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of bombardear
235. bombardear verb /bombaɾdeˈaɾ/: to bomb, to bombard
236. bombardeo noun, verb /bombaɾˈdeo/: bombing
237. bombardero adjective, noun /bombaɾˈdeɾo/: bombing
238. bombardino noun /bombaɾˈdino/: euphonium
239. bombardón noun [bõmbaɾˈð̞õn]
240. bombástico adjective /bomˈbastiko/: bombastic (of a person, their language or writing)
241. Bombay proper noun /bomˈbai/: Mumbai, Bombay (a megacity, the capital of Maharashtra, India)
242. bombazo noun /bomˈbaθo/: blockbuster
243. bombeado verb /bombeˈado/: past participle of bombear
244. bombeando verb [bõmbeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of bombear
245. bombear verb /bombeˈaɾ/: to pump
246. bombearse verb [bõmbeˈaɾse]: infinitive of bombear combined with se
247. bombeo noun, verb /bomˈbeo/: pumping
248. bombera noun /bomˈbeɾa/: female equivalent of bombero
249. bomberil adjective /bombeˈɾil/: firefighting; fireman
250. bombero noun /bomˈbeɾo/: firefighter
251. bombero loco phrase [bõmˈbeɾo ˈloko]
252. bombeta adjective /bomˈbeta/: vain or haughty
253. bombetada noun /bombeˈtada/: vanity; haughtiness
254. bombícido noun: A bombycid
255. bombilla noun /bomˈbiʝa/: diminutive of bomba
256. bombillita noun /bombiˈʝita/: diminutive of bombilla
257. bombillo noun /bomˈbiʝo/: light bulb, light globe
258. bombín noun /bomˈbin/: diminutive of bomba; small air pump
259. bombista noun /bomˈbista/: female equivalent of bombisto
260. bombisto noun /bomˈbisto/: bass drum player
261. bombita noun /bomˈbita/: diminutive of bomba
262. bombita de agua phrase [bõmˈbit̪a ð̞e ˈaɣ̞wa]
263. bombo adjective, interjection, noun /ˈbombo/: reckless
264. bombo y platillo noun: fanfare (show of ceremony or celebration)
265. bombogénesis noun: bombogenesis
266. bombón noun /bomˈbon/: praline, chocolate confection
267. bombona noun /bomˈbona/: bottle, canister (especially for gas)
268. bombonaje noun /bomboˈnaxe/: The Panama hat palm, Carludovica palmata.
269. bomboncito noun /bombonˈθito/: diminutive of bombón
270. bombonera noun /bomboˈneɾa/: sweet jar
271. bombonería noun /bomboneˈɾia/: candy store (especially chocolate)
272. bombos y platillos noun: fanfare, pomp and ceremony, hype
273. bon vivant phrase [ˈbõm biˈβ̞ãn̪t̪]
274. Bonachea proper noun [bonaˈt͡ʃea]
275. bonacho noun [boˈnat͡ʃo]
276. bonachón adjective /bonaˈt͡ʃon/: good-natured
277. bonaerense adjective, noun /bonaeˈɾense/: of, from or relating to the province of Buenos Aires
278. Bonal proper noun [boˈnal]
279. bonancible adjective /bonanˈθible/: tranquil, calm
280. bonanza noun /boˈnanθa/: lull, dead calm (calm sea weather)
281. bonapartismo noun /bonapaɾˈtismo/: Bonapartism (practices and ideology of Napoleon Bonaparte)
282. bonapartista adjective, noun /bonapaɾˈtista/: Bonapartist
283. bonarda noun /boˈnaɾda/: douce noir
284. bonasus noun [boˈnasus]
285. bonaverense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Buenaventura, Valle del Cauca
286. boncha noun [ˈbõnʲt͡ʃa]
287. bonche noun /ˈbont͡ʃe/: party; knees-up
288. boncho noun /ˈbont͡ʃo/: party
289. bonchón adjective, noun /bonˈt͡ʃon/: fun-loving person
290. bonchote noun /bonˈt͡ʃote/: bunch
291. bondad noun /bonˈdad/: goodness
292. bondadosamente adverb /bondaˌdosaˈmente/: kindly; amicably
293. bondadosísimo adjective /bondadoˈsisimo/: superlative degree of bondadoso
294. bondadoso adjective /bondaˈdoso/: kind, caring, bounteous
295. bondage noun /bonˈdaʃ/: bondage (sexual practice)
296. bondi noun [ˈbõn̪d̪i]: bus
297. bondiola noun /bonˈdjola/: a type of large, boiled, Italian sausage
298. bondiolita noun [bõn̪d̪joˈlit̪a]
299. bonehead noun [ˈbõŋxeð̞]
300. Boneo proper noun [boˈneo]

Part 15 · Part 17 · Spanish words: B

Source: English Wiktionary (Spanish entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the Spanish Wiktionary (Wikcionario): each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under B: 6,690 words, in 23 parts.