Spanish words: bailándose to baldado

Spanish words bailándose to baldado

1. bailándose verb [bajˈlãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of bailar combined with se
2. bailanta noun [bajˈlãn̪t̪a]: town party
3. bailante adjective /baiˈlante/: dancing
4. bailantero adjective [bajlãn̪ˈt̪eɾo]
5. bailaor noun /bailaˈoɾ/: flamenco dancer
6. bailar verb /baiˈlaɾ/: to dance
7. bailar al son que le tocan verb: to do as one is told; to obey; to follow the rules
8. bailar al son que le toquen proverb [bajˈlaɾ al ˈsõŋ ke le ˈt̪okẽn]
9. bailar con la más fea verb /baiˌlaɾ kon la ˌmas ˈfea/: to get the short straw
10. bailar en un tusero verb /baiˌlaɾ en un tuˈseɾo/: to be in a pickle; to be in a jam
11. bailarín adjective, noun /bailaˈɾin/: dancing (that dances)
12. bailarín chico phrase [bajlaˈɾĩnʲ ˈt͡ʃiko]
13. bailarina adjective, noun /bailaˈɾina/: female equivalent of bailarín (“dancer”)
14. baile noun, verb /ˈbaile/: dance (a sequence of rhythmic steps or movements usually performed to music)
15. baile de barra noun /ˌbaile de ˈbara/: synonym of baile en barra (“pole dance”)
16. baile de disfraces noun: fancy dress party
17. baile de fin de curso noun: prom
18. baile de graduación noun: prom
19. baile de máscaras noun /ˌbaile de ˈmaskaɾas/: masquerade
20. baile de piñata noun: A dance at which a piñata is held, often at Easter
21. baile de salón noun: ballroom dance
22. baile de San Vito noun /ˌbaile de ˌsam ˈbito/: St. Vitus' dance
23. baile de trajes noun: synonym of baile de disfraces
24. baile del caño noun: pole dance
25. baile del tubo noun: pole dance
26. baile en barra noun: pole dance
27. baile en el caño noun /ˌbaile en el ˈkaɲo/: pole dance; pole dancing
28. baile en tubo noun: alternative form of baile del tubo
29. bailecito noun /baileˈθito/: folk dance
30. báiler noun [ˈbajleɾ]
31. bailete noun /baiˈlete/: short dance
32. bailetón noun /baileˈton/: danceathon
33. bailía noun /baiˈlia/: bailiwick
34. bailiazgo noun /baiˈljaθɡo/: bailiwick
35. bailío noun /baiˈlio/: bailiff
36. bailón adjective /baiˈlon/: dancy (prone to or keen on dancing)
37. bailongo adjective, noun /baiˈlonɡo/: dance
38. bailoteado verb /bailoteˈado/: past participle of bailotear
39. bailoteando verb [bajlot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of bailotear
40. bailotear verb /bailoteˈaɾ/: to dance around, to shimmy
41. bailoteo noun, verb /bailoˈteo/: shimmy, jig
42. bailoterapia noun: dance therapy
43. bainita noun /baiˈnita/: bainite
44. baipás noun /baiˈpas/: bypass
45. baipasear verb /baipaseˈaɾ/: alternative form of bypasear
46. Baires proper noun /ˈbaiɾes/: a surname
47. bait noun /ˈbeit/: bait
48. baitear verb /baiteˈaɾ/: to bait
49. baiteo noun [bajˈt̪eo]
50. baitero adjective [bajˈt̪eɾo]
51. baivel noun [bajˈβ̞el]
52. baja adjective, noun, verb /ˈbaxa/: casualty, loss
53. Baja California phrase [ˈbaxa kaliˈfoɾnja]
54. Baja California Sur phrase [ˈbaxa kaliˈfoɾnja ˈsuɾ]
55. Baja Edad Media phrase [ˈbaxa eˈð̞að̞ ˈmeð̞ja]
56. baja médica noun /ˌbaxa ˈmedika/: sick leave
57. baja tensión noun /ˌbaxa tenˈsjon/: low tension
58. bajacaliforniano adjective /baxakalifoɾˈnjano/: of, from or relating to the state of Baja California, Mexico
59. bajacua noun [baˈxakwa]
60. bajada adjective, noun, verb /baˈxada/: drop, descent
61. bajada de bandera noun /baˌxada de banˈdeɾa/: flagfall (in taxis)
62. bajada de línea phrase [baˈxað̞a ð̞e ˈlinea]
63. bajadero noun [baxaˈð̞eɾo]: ramp
64. bajado adjective, verb /baˈxado/: peasant, rustic, and having just moved to the city
65. bajalato noun /baxaˈlato/: pashalik
66. bajalenguas noun [baxaˈlẽŋgwas]
67. bajamar noun [baxaˈmaɾ]: low tide
68. bajamente adverb /ˌbaxaˈmente/: basely
69. bajamiento noun: lowering
70. bajando verb [baˈxãn̪d̪o]: gerund of bajar
71. bajándose verb [baˈxãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of bajar combined with se
72. bajante adjective, noun /baˈxante/: lowering, going down
73. bajapanti noun: strong alcoholic drink
74. bajar verb /baˈxaɾ/: to go down, come down
75. bajar a tierra phrase [baˈxaɾ a ˈt̪jera]
76. bajar al pesebre phrase [baˈxaɾ al peˈseβ̞ɾe]
77. bajar al pilón verb /baˌxaɾ al piˈlon/: to eat pussy; to go down on
78. bajar al pozo verb /baˌxaɾ al ˈpoθo/: to perform cunnilingus
79. bajar al sepulcro verb: to meet one's doom; to pass away
80. bajar del columpio phrase [baˈxaɾ ð̞el koˈlũmpjo]
81. bajar el telón phrase, verb /baˌxaɾ el teˈlon/: to pull down the curtain
82. bajar el tono phrase [baˈxaɾ el̪ ˈt̪ono]
83. bajar la cabeza verb /baˌxaɾ la kaˈbeθa/: To follow orders
84. bajar la guardia verb: to lower one's guard, to let down one's guard, to drop one's guard
85. bajar la mano phrase [baˈxaɾ la ˈmano]
86. bajar línea phrase, verb /baˌxaɾ ˈlinea/: to state one's policy
87. bajar un cambio phrase [baˈxaɾ ũŋ ˈkãmbjo]
88. bajareque noun /baxaˈɾeke/: synonym of bahareque
89. bajarle dos phrase [baˈxaɾle ˈð̞os]
90. bajarle los humos verb /baˌxaɾle los ˈumos/: to take down a notch
91. bajarse verb [baˈxaɾse]: infinitive of bajar combined with se
92. bajarse al moro verb: to visit Morocco or the Maghreb in order to procure hashish
93. bajarse al pilón verb /baˌxaɾse al piˈlon/: alternative form of bajar al pilón
94. bajativo noun [baxaˈt̪iβ̞o]: drink of liquor taken after meals
95. bajeado verb [baxeˈað̞o]
96. bajeando verb [baxeˈãn̪d̪o]
97. bajel noun /baˈxel/: a type of historical ship
98. bajera adjective, noun /baˈxeɾa/: lower ground floor, basement
99. bajero adjective /baˈxeɾo/: low-quality
100. bajetón adjective: short or stumpy
101. bajeza noun /baˈxeθa/: baseness
102. bajini adjective /baˈxini/: only used in por lo bajini
103. bajío adjective, noun /baˈxio/: shoal, shallows, sandbank
104. bajísimo adjective /baˈxisimo/: superlative degree of bajo: very low, very short
105. bajista adjective, noun /baˈxista/: downward, falling, bearish
106. bajo adjective, adverb, noun, preposition, verb /ˈbaxo/: short (of little height)
107. bajo alemán adjective, noun, phrase [ˈbaxo aleˈmãn]: Low German (either of two languages spoken respectively in Germany and the Netherlands)
108. bajo costo noun [ˈbaxo ˈkost̪o]
109. bajo cuerda adverb, phrase /ˌbaxo ˈkweɾda/: underhandedly, under the counter
110. bajo de arco noun /ˌbaxo de ˈaɾko/: a double bass typically played with a bow.
111. bajo de uñas noun /ˌbaxo de ˈuɲas/: a bass instrument typically plucked with fingers as opposed to played with a bow.
112. bajo eléctrico noun [ˈbaxo eˈlekt̪ɾiko]: electric bass
113. bajo la manga adverb: alternative form of bajo manga
114. bajo llave adverb, phrase /ˌbaxo ˈʝabe/: under lock and key
115. bajo manga adverb: under the counter
116. bajo mano phrase [ˈbaxo ˈmano]
117. bajo ningún concepto adverb: under no circumstances
118. bajo presión phrase [ˈbaxo pɾeˈsjõn]
119. bajo quinto noun /ˌbaxo ˈkinto/: bajo quinto
120. bajo sajón adjective, noun, phrase [ˈbaxo saˈxõn]: Low Saxon (language or language group)
121. bajo sexto noun /ˌbaxo ˈseɡsto/: bajo sexto
122. bajo vientre noun /ˌbaxo ˈbjentɾe/: hypogastrium
123. bajoca noun [baˈxoka]
124. bajocubierta noun /baxokuˈbjeɾta/: attic
125. bajogermánico adjective: Low German
126. bajoimperial adjective /baxoimpeˈɾjal/: late-Roman Empire
127. bajomedieval adjective /baxomedjeˈbal/: of the late Middle Ages
128. bajón noun /baˈxon/: bassoon
129. bajona noun /baˈxona/: synonym of bajón (“blues”)
130. bajonavarro adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Lower Navarre
131. bajonazo noun /baxoˈnaθo/: low-down injury on the bull
132. bajoneado adjective, verb /baxoneˈado/: sad, unhappy, down
133. bajoneando verb [baxoneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of bajonear
134. bajoneándose verb [baxoneˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of bajonear combined with se
135. bajonear verb /baxoneˈaɾ/: to get down, cause to feel bad
136. bajonearse verb [baxoneˈaɾse]: infinitive of bajonear combined with se
137. bajonista noun: bassoonist
138. bajonivel noun [baxoniˈβ̞el]
139. bajopontino adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Rímac District, Lima
140. bajopuente noun [baxoˈpwẽn̪t̪e]
141. bajorrelieve noun /ˌbaxoreˈljebe/: bas relief
142. bajosexto noun /ˌbaxoˈseɡsto/: alternative form of bajo sexto
143. bajuno adjective /baˈxuno/: underhand
144. bajura noun /baˈxuɾa/: lowness
145. bajux adverb /baˈxuʃ/: how much
146. bakalao noun [bakaˈlao]: a style of aggressive electronic music originating in Valencia, Spain, in the early 1990s
147. Baker proper noun /baˈkeɾ/: a department of Chile
148. Bakersfield proper noun [bakeɾsˈfjel̪d̪]
149. baklava noun [baˈklaβ̞a]
150. baktún noun [bakˈt̪ũn]
151. Bakú proper noun /baˈku/: Baku (the capital of Azerbaijan)
152. bakuense adjective, noun /baˈkwense/: Bakuvian (of, from or relating to the city of Baku, capital of Azerbaijan)
153. bakuninismo noun /bakuniˈnismo/: Bakuninism
154. bakuninista adjective, noun: Bakuninist
155. bala noun, verb /ˈbala/: bullet
156. bala de plata phrase [ˈbala ð̞e ˈplat̪a]
157. bala fría noun, phrase [ˈbala ˈfɾia]: sandwich
158. bala perdida noun /ˌbala peɾˈdida/: stray bullet (bullet that misses its target and risks hitting something else)
159. balaca noun /baˈlaka/: hairband
160. balaceado verb [balaseˈað̞o]: past participle of balacear
161. balaceando verb [balaseˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of balacear
162. balacear verb /balaθeˈaɾ/: to shoot up, shoot
163. balacera noun /balaˈθeɾa/: shootout
164. balaclava noun [balaˈklaβ̞a]
165. balada noun, verb /baˈlada/: ballad
166. baladí adjective /balaˈdi/: trivial, banal, of no importance, meaningless
167. baladista noun /balaˈdista/: one who writes or sings ballads
168. balado verb /baˈlado/: past participle of balar
169. balador adjective [balaˈð̞oɾ]
170. baladora noun: slingshot
171. baladrado verb /balaˈdɾado/: past participle of baladrar
172. baladrando verb /balaˈdɾando/: gerund of baladrar
173. baladrar verb /balaˈdɾaɾ/: to scream
174. baladre noun, verb /baˈladɾe/: stinking hellebore (Helleborus foetidus)
175. baladro noun, verb /baˈladɾo/: scream, shout
176. baladrón noun /balaˈdɾon/: braggart
177. baladronada noun /baladɾoˈnada/: boastfulness
178. baladroneado verb [balað̞ɾoneˈað̞o]
179. baladroneando verb [balað̞ɾoneˈãn̪d̪o]
180. baladronear verb /baladɾoneˈaɾ/: to boast, brag
181. balafón noun /balaˈfon/: balafon
182. bálago noun /ˈbalaɡo/: straw, especially straw of cereals left after the grain is removed
183. Balaguer proper noun /balaˈɡeɾ/: a habitational surname from Catalan
184. balahú noun: a type of schooner
185. balaj noun /baˈlax/: alternative form of balaje (“balas, balas-ruby”)
186. balaje noun /baˈlaxe/: balas, balas-ruby
187. balajú noun: ballyhoo (fish)
188. Balaklava proper noun [balaˈklaβ̞a]
189. balalaica noun /balaˈlaika/: balalaika
190. balalaika noun [balaˈlajka]
191. Balam proper noun [baˈlãm]
192. Balancán proper noun [balãŋˈkãn]
193. balancanense adjective [balãŋkaˈnẽnse]
194. balance noun /baˈlanθe/: balance; weighing up
195. balanceado adjective, verb /balanθeˈado/: balanced, even-keeled
196. balanceador adjective, noun /balanθeaˈdoɾ/: balancing
197. balanceando verb [balãnseˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of balancear
198. balanceándose verb [balãnseˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of balancear combined with se
199. balancear verb /balanθeˈaɾ/: to balance
200. balancearse verb [balãnseˈaɾse]: infinitive of balancear combined with se
201. balanceo noun, verb /balanˈθeo/: swing (movement back and forth)
202. balancero noun [balãnˈseɾo]
203. balancica noun [balãnˈsika]
204. balancilla noun [balãnˈsiʝa]
205. balancín noun /balanˈθin/: seesaw
206. balancines noun [balãnˈsines]: plural of balancín
207. balancita noun [balãnˈsit̪a]
208. balancón noun: a species of shrub native to the Canary Islands, Cape Verde, and Morocco, taxonomic name Traganum moquinii
209. balando verb [baˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of balar
210. balandra noun /baˈlandɾa/: bilander
211. balandrajo noun [balãn̪ˈd̪ɾaxo]
212. balandrán noun /balanˈdɾan/: a type of clerical robe; a cassock
213. balandro noun /baˈlandɾo/: Bermudan sloop
214. balandronada noun [balãn̪d̪ɾoˈnað̞a]: boastful behaviour
215. balanegrense adjective [balaneˈɣ̞ɾẽnse]
216. balánico adjective /baˈlaniko/: balanic
217. balanitis noun /balaˈnitis/: balanitis
218. balano noun, prefix /baˈlano/: alternative form of bálano
219. balanopostitis noun: balanoposthitis (inflammation of the glans penis and the prepuce)
220. balanoprepucial adjective /balanopɾepuˈθjal/: balanopreputial
221. balanza noun /baˈlanθa/: balance, scale (device used to measure weight)
222. balanza comercial noun, phrase [baˈlãnsa komeɾˈsjal]: balance of trade
223. balanza de comercio noun: balance of trade
224. balanza de pagos noun: balance of payments
225. balanzado verb [balãnˈsað̞o]
226. balanzando verb [balãnˈsãn̪d̪o]
227. balanzar verb [balãnˈsaɾ]
228. balanzario noun [balãnˈsaɾjo]
229. Balanzat proper noun [balãnˈsat̪]
230. balanzo noun [baˈlãnso]
231. balanzón noun [balãnˈsõn]
232. balar verb /baˈlaɾ/: to bleat
233. balastado verb [balasˈt̪að̞o]
234. balastando verb [balasˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
235. balaste noun, verb /baˈlaste/: alternative form of balasto (ballast)
236. balasto noun /baˈlasto/: ballast
237. balastre noun /baˈlastɾe/: alternative form of balasto (ballast)
238. balastro noun /baˈlastɾo/: alternative form of balasto (ballast)
239. balata noun /baˈlata/: brake lining
240. balate noun, verb [baˈlat̪e]: second-person singular voseo imperative of balar combined with te
241. balaú noun /balaˈu/: a .22 caliber firearm
242. balaustrada noun /balausˈtɾada/: balustrade (row of balusters)
243. balaustre noun /baˈlaustɾe/: banister
244. balay noun [baˈlaj]
245. balayaje noun [balaˈʝaxe]
246. balazo noun /baˈlaθo/: gunshot, shot
247. Balbi proper noun [ˈbalβ̞i]
248. Balbina proper noun [balˈβ̞ina]
249. balbinismo noun /balbiˈnismo/: the political beliefs, or support, of, Ricardo Balbín, Argentine politician
250. balbinista adjective, noun /balbiˈnista/: Relating to, or supporting, Ricardo Balbín, an Argentine politician
251. Balbino proper noun /balˈbino/: Balbinus
252. balboa noun /balˈboa/: balboa
253. Balbontín proper noun [balβ̞õn̪ˈt̪ĩn]
254. balbuceado verb /balbuθeˈado/: past participle of balbucear
255. balbuceador noun /balbuθeaˈdoɾ/: babbler (someone who babbles)
256. balbuceando verb [balβ̞useˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of balbucear
257. balbuceante adjective /balbuθeˈante/: muttering
258. balbucear verb /balbuθeˈaɾ/: to stutter, to stammer
259. balbucencia noun [balβ̞uˈsẽnsja]
260. balbuceo noun, verb /balbuˈθeo/: muttering, stammering
261. balbuceos noun [balβ̞uˈseos]: plural of balbuceo
262. balbucido verb /balbuˈθido/: past participle of balbucir
263. balbuciendo verb [balβ̞uˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of balbucir
264. balbuciente adjective: stammering; that stutters or stammers
265. balbucir verb /balbuˈθiɾ/: to stammer
266. Balbuena proper noun /balˈbwena/: a surname
267. Balcanes proper noun /balˈkanes/: the Balkans (a cultural region and peninsula in Southeastern Europe, roughly equivalent to the area covered by Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria,...
268. balcánico adjective: Balkan
269. balcanización noun /balkaniθaˈθjon/: Balkanization
270. balcanizado verb [balkaniˈsað̞o]: past participle of balcanizar
271. balcanizando verb [balkaniˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of balcanizar
272. balcanizándose verb [balkaniˈsãn̪d̪ose]
273. balcanizar verb [balkaniˈsaɾ]: Balkanize (to break up a region)
274. balcanizarse verb [balkaniˈsaɾse]
275. Balcarce proper noun [balˈkaɾse]
276. balcarceño adjective [balkaɾˈseɲo]
277. balcarra noun [balˈkara]
278. balcarriento adjective [balkaˈrjẽn̪t̪o]
279. balcarrota noun [balkaˈrot̪a]
280. balcarrotas noun [balkaˈrot̪as]
281. Balcázar proper noun [balˈkasaɾ]
282. balceado verb [balseˈað̞o]
283. balcear verb [balseˈaɾ]
284. balché noun /balˈt͡ʃe/: balché
285. balcón noun /balˈkon/: balcony
286. balconada noun /balkoˈnada/: row of balconies
287. balconaje noun /balkoˈnaxe/: synonym of balconada
288. balconazi noun /balkoˈnaθi/: during the coronavirus epidemic, someone who sits on their balcony and criticizes other people going outside without knowing if they have a legitimate reason
289. balconcillo noun /balkonˈθiʝo/: diminutive of balcón
290. balconeado verb /balkoneˈado/: past participle of balconear
291. balconeando verb [balkoneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of balconear
292. balconear verb /balkoneˈaɾ/: observe
293. balconería noun /balkoneˈɾia/: row of balconies
294. balconero adjective: having a balcony
295. balconette noun [balkoˈnet̪]
296. balconing noun /balˈkonin/: balconing
297. balconismo noun /balkoˈnismo/: balconing
298. balcorrumano adjective: Balkan-Romance
299. balda adjective, noun, verb /ˈbalda/: shelf (flat structure fixed to a wall)
300. baldado adjective, noun, verb /balˈdado/: knackered

Part 1 · Part 3 · 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.