Spanish words: bringa to bubblegum dance
300 Spanish words, part 20 of 23 of the words starting with B, A to Z. 75 have a page of their own.
Spanish words bringa to bubblegum dance
- bringa noun [ˈbɾĩŋga]
- Bringas proper noun [ˈbɾĩŋgas]
- briñón noun [bɾiˈɲõn]
- brinquillo noun [bɾĩŋˈkiʝo]
- brinquiño noun [bɾĩŋˈkiɲo]
- brinquito noun /bɾinˈkito/: diminutive of brinco
- brinza noun /ˈbɾinθa/: alternative form of brizna
- brío noun /ˈbɾio/: vigour, mettle
- brioche noun /ˈbɾjoʃ/: brioche (type of bun)
- briofita noun: bryophyte
- briofito noun [bɾjoˈfit̪o]: bryophyte
- briol noun [ˈbɾjol]
- briolín noun [bɾjoˈlĩn]
- briología noun /bɾjoloˈxia/: bryology
- briológico adjective /bɾjoˈloxiko/: bryological
- briólogo noun /ˈbɾjoloɡo/: bryologist
- Briones proper noun /ˈbɾjones/: a municipality of La Rioja, Spain
- briosamente adverb /ˌbɾiosaˈmente/: lively
- brioso adjective /bɾiˈoso/: lively, zestful
- briozoo noun: bryozoan
- briquet noun /bɾiˈke/: lighter
- briqueta noun /bɾiˈketa/: briquette
- briquetado adjective: briquetted
- briquetaje noun [bɾikeˈt̪axe]
- brisa noun /ˈbɾisa/: breeze
- brisado verb [bɾiˈsað̞o]
- brisando verb [bɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]
- Brisbane proper noun [bɾisˈβ̞ane]: Brisbane (the capital of Queensland, Australia)
- brisbanita adjective, noun /bɾisbaˈnita/: Brisbanite (of, from or relating to the city of Brisbane, capital of Queensland, Australia)
- brisca noun /ˈbɾiska/: a card game similar to briscola
- briscado verb [bɾisˈkað̞o]
- briscando verb [bɾisˈkãn̪d̪o]
- briscar verb [bɾisˈkaɾ]
- brisco noun /ˈbɾisko/: gay man
- brisote noun [bɾiˈsot̪e]
- brístol noun [ˈbɾist̪ol]
- bristolense adjective, noun /bɾistoˈlense/: Bristolian (of, from or relating to the city of Bristol, England)
- brisura noun /bɾiˈsuɾa/: cadency
- brit noun [ˈbɾit̪]
- brit milá phrase [ˈbɾit̪ miˈla]
- británico adjective, noun /bɾiˈtaniko/: British (from or native to Britain, in both the historical and modern senses)
- britanizar verb /bɾitaniˈθaɾ/: to Britishify
- britano adjective, noun [bɾiˈt̪ano]: British
- british adjective: British
- Brito proper noun [ˈbɾit̪o]
- britón adjective, noun /bɾiˈton/: Briton (Celt)
- britónico adjective: Brythonic
- britpop noun: Britpop
- brivaracetam noun /bɾibaɾaθeˈtam/: brivaracetam
- briviescano adjective, noun /bɾibjesˈkano/: of, from or relating to Briviesca
- briza noun, verb /ˈbɾiθa/: second-person singular voseo imperative of brizar
- brizado verb [bɾiˈsað̞o]: past participle of brizar
- brizando verb [bɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of brizar
- brizar verb /bɾiˈθaɾ/: to rock; cradle (a baby)
- brizna noun /ˈbɾiθna/: blade (of grass etc.)
- briznoso adjective [bɾisˈnoso]
- brizo noun, verb [ˈbɾiso]: first-person singular present indicative of brizar
- Brizuela proper noun /bɾiˈθwela/: a surname
- Brno proper noun [ˈbɾno]
- bro noun /ˈbɾo/: bro (a male comrade or friend)
- bro momento noun /ˌbɾo moˈmento/: bruh moment
- broa noun [ˈbɾoa]
- broca noun /ˈbɾoka/: drill bit
- brocacochi noun [bɾokaˈkot͡ʃi]
- brocado adjective, noun /bɾoˈkado/: brocade
- brocal noun /bɾoˈkal/: parapet (of well); a puteal
- brocamantón noun [bɾokamãn̪ˈt̪õn]
- brocato noun [bɾoˈkat̪o]
- broceado verb [bɾoseˈað̞o]
- broceando verb [bɾoseˈãn̪d̪o]
- broceándose verb [bɾoseˈãn̪d̪ose]
- brocearse verb [bɾoseˈaɾse]
- broch noun: broch
- brocha adjective, noun /ˈbɾot͡ʃa/: paintbrush, brush (usually thicker than a pincel)
- brochada noun [bɾoˈt͡ʃað̞a]
- brochal noun [bɾoˈt͡ʃal]
- brochante adjective /bɾoˈt͡ʃante/: Having a charge overlying a semé field, or generally any charge overall
- brochazo noun /bɾoˈt͡ʃaθo/: dab with a brush; a careless brushstroke
- broche noun /ˈbɾot͡ʃe/: clasp, brooch
- brocheta noun /bɾoˈt͡ʃeta/: skewer
- brocho adjective /ˈbɾot͡ʃo/: Having very short horns
- brochón noun: button fastener
- brochure noun [bɾoˈt͡ʃuɾ]
- brócol noun: alternative form of brócoli
- brócoli noun /ˈbɾokoli/: broccoli
- brocosoma noun: brochosome
- brócul noun: alternative form of brócoli
- bróculi noun [ˈbɾokuli]
- bróder noun /ˈbɾodeɾ/: bro (close friend)
- broker noun /ˈbɾoukeɾ/: alternative spelling of bróker
- broli noun /ˈbɾoli/: book
- brollado verb [bɾoˈʝað̞o]
- brollando verb [bɾoˈʝãn̪d̪o]
- brollo noun /ˈbɾoʝo/: gossip, street rumor
- broma noun /ˈbɾoma/: joke, prank, practical joke
- bromación noun /bɾomaˈθjon/: bromination
- bromado adjective, verb /bɾoˈmado/: brominated
- bromando verb [bɾoˈmãn̪d̪o]
- bromar verb [bɾoˈmaɾ]
- bromas las justas phrase: it's no laughing matter
- bromato noun /bɾoˈmato/: bromate
- bromatología noun /bɾomatoloˈxia/: bromatology
- bromatológico adjective /bɾomatoˈloxiko/: food science
- bromazo noun /bɾoˈmaθo/: stupid joke
- bromeado verb /bɾomeˈado/: past participle of bromear
- bromeando verb [bɾomeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of bromear
- bromeándose verb [bɾomeˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of bromear combined with se
- bromear verb /bɾomeˈaɾ/: to joke, to kid (to do or say something for amusement)
- bromearse verb [bɾomeˈaɾse]: infinitive of bromear combined with se
- bromelia noun /bɾoˈmelja/: bromeliad
- bromeliácea noun /bɾomeˈljaθea/: bromeliad
- bromelina noun /bɾomeˈlina/: bromelain
- bromhídrico adjective /bɾoˈmidɾiko/: hydrobromic
- bromhidrosis noun [bɾõmiˈð̞ɾosis]
- bromidrofobia noun [bɾomið̞ɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
- bromidrosifobia noun [bɾomið̞ɾosiˈfoβ̞ja]
- bromista adjective, noun /bɾoˈmista/: joking
- bromo noun /ˈbɾomo/: bromine
- bromo inerme noun /ˌbɾomo iˈneɾme/: smooth brome
- bromobenceno noun /ˌbɾomobenˈθeno/: bromobenzene
- bromocriptina noun /ˌbɾomokɾibˈtina/: bromocriptine
- bromoformo noun: bromoform
- bromometano noun: bromomethane
- bromosuccinimida noun: bromosuccinimide
- bromuro noun /bɾoˈmuɾo/: bromide (binary compound of bromine and another element)
- bromuro de aluminio noun /bɾoˌmuɾo de aluˈminjo/: aluminium bromide
- Bromus proper noun [ˈbɾomus]
- bronca adjective, noun /ˈbɾonka/: hassle, dispute, quarrel, argument
- broncamente adverb [ˌbɾõŋkaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
- bronce noun /ˈbɾonθe/: bronze
- bronceado adjective, noun, verb /bɾonθeˈado/: tanned, suntanned
- bronceador adjective, noun /bɾonθeaˈdoɾ/: suntan lotion
- bronceadura noun /bɾonθeaˈduɾa/: tanning
- bronceamiento noun /bɾonθeaˈmjento/: tanning
- bronceando verb [bɾõnseˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of broncear
- bronceándose verb [bɾõnseˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of broncear combined with se
- broncear verb /bɾonθeˈaɾ/: to tan, bronze
- broncearse verb [bɾõnseˈaɾse]: infinitive of broncear combined with se
- bronceo adjective, verb /ˈbɾonθeo/: bronce
- broncería noun [bɾõnseˈɾia]
- broncha noun [ˈbɾõnʲt͡ʃa]
- bronche noun: argument
- broncíneo adjective /bɾonˈθineo/: bronzed; bronze-coloured
- broncista noun [bɾõnˈsist̪a]: bronzesmith
- bronco adjective, prefix /ˈbɾonko/: hoarse, raspy, harsh, coarse, rough, uncouth, wild, untamed
- broncoalveolar adjective /ˌbɾonkoalbeoˈlaɾ/: bronchoalveolar
- broncoaspiración noun [bɾõŋkoaspiɾaˈsjõn]: bronchoaspiration
- broncoconstricción noun /bɾonkokonstɾiɡˈθjon/: bronchoconstriction
- broncodilatación noun /bɾonkodilataˈθjon/: bronchodilation
- broncodilatador noun /ˌbɾonkodilataˈdoɾ/: bronchodilator
- broncoespasmo noun [bɾõŋkoesˈpasmo]: bronchospasm
- broncogénico adjective /ˌbɾonkoˈxeniko/: bronchogenic
- bronconeumonía noun [bɾõŋkonewmoˈnia]: bronchopneumonia
- bronconeumónico adjective: bronchopneumonic
- broncopulmonar adjective /ˌbɾonkopulmoˈnaɾ/: bronchopulmonary
- broncorragia noun [bɾõŋkoˈraxja]
- broncorrea noun [bɾõŋkoˈrea]
- broncoscopia noun /bɾonkosˈkopja/: bronchoscopy
- broncoscopio noun /bɾonkosˈkopjo/: bronchoscope
- bronquedad noun [bɾõŋkeˈð̞að̞]
- bronquial adjective /bɾonˈkjal/: bronchial
- bronquiectasia noun /bɾonkjeɡˈtasja/: bronchiectasis
- bronquio noun /ˈbɾonkjo/: bronchus
- bronquiolitis noun /bɾonkjoˈlitis/: bronchiolitis
- bronquiolo noun /bɾonˈkjolo/: bronchiole
- bronquioloalveolar adjective: bronchioalveolar
- bronquitis noun /bɾonˈkitis/: bronchitis
- brontofobia noun [bɾõn̪t̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
- brontosaurio noun [bɾõn̪t̪oˈsawɾjo]
- brontoterio noun: brontothere
- Brooklyn proper noun [bɾoˈoklĩn]
- broquel noun [bɾoˈkel]: buckler (shield)
- broquelado verb [bɾokeˈlað̞o]
- broquelando verb [bɾokeˈlãn̪d̪o]
- broquelándose verb [bɾokeˈlãn̪d̪ose]
- broquelazo noun [bɾokeˈlaso]
- broquelero noun [bɾokeˈleɾo]
- broquelete noun [bɾokeˈlet̪e]
- broquelillo noun [bɾokeˈliʝo]
- broqueta noun [bɾoˈket̪a]
- bróquil noun: alternative form of brócoli
- broslado verb [bɾosˈlað̞o]
- broslando verb [bɾosˈlãn̪d̪o]
- broslar verb [bɾosˈlaɾ]
- brota noun, verb /ˈbɾota/: seedling
- brotación noun: budding; sprouting
- brotado verb /bɾoˈtado/: past participle of brotar
- brotando verb [bɾoˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of brotar
- brotar verb /bɾoˈtaɾ/: to bud or sprout, to spring, spring up
- brote noun, verb /ˈbɾote/: sprout, bud
- brote de soja phrase [ˈbɾot̪e ð̞e ˈsoxa]
- brother noun /ˈbɾodeɾ/: bro, dude, brother
- brótola noun /ˈbɾotola/: phycid hake
- brotón noun [bɾoˈt̪õn]
- Broussard proper noun /bɾuˈsaɾ(d)/: a surname from French
- browniano adjective [bɾowˈnjano]: Brownian
- brownie noun /ˈbɾauni/: brownie
- brownie rubia noun: blondie (biscuit)
- browser noun: web browser
- broza noun /ˈbɾoθa/: brushwood
- brozado verb [bɾoˈsað̞o]
- brozando verb [bɾoˈsãn̪d̪o]
- brozar verb [bɾoˈsaɾ]
- Bru proper noun [ˈbɾu]
- brucal noun [bɾuˈkal]: Erythrina berteroana
- brucayo noun [bɾuˈkaʝo]
- brucelosis noun: brucellosis
- bruces noun /ˈbɾuθes/: knees
- brucio adjective, noun: Bruttian
- brucita noun /bɾuˈθita/: brucite
- brugo noun [ˈbɾuɣ̞o]
- bruja noun /ˈbɾuxa/: witch, sorceress (woman who practices witchcraft)
- brujeado verb [bɾuxeˈað̞o]
- brujeando verb [bɾuxeˈãn̪d̪o]
- brujear verb [bɾuxeˈaɾ]
- brujería noun /bɾuxeˈɾia/: sorcery, witchcraft
- brujeril adjective /bɾuxeˈɾil/: witch
- brujesco adjective /bɾuˈxesko/: witchy; witchlike
- brujiar verb [bɾuˈxjaɾ]
- brujido verb [bɾuˈxið̞o]
- brujidor noun [bɾuxiˈð̞oɾ]
- brujiendo verb [bɾuˈxjẽn̪d̪o]
- Brujilda noun /bɾuˈxilda/: ugly woman
- brujir verb [bɾuˈxiɾ]
- brujita noun /bɾuˈxita/: diminutive of bruja
- brujo adjective, noun /ˈbɾuxo/: male witch, warlock, sorcerer
- brújula noun /ˈbɾuxula/: compass (device used to determine the cardinal directions)
- brujuleado verb /bɾuxuleˈado/: past participle of brujulear
- brujuleando verb [bɾuxuleˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of brujulear
- brujulear verb /bɾuxuleˈaɾ/: to wander, walk aimlessly
- brujuleo noun, verb [bɾuxuˈleo]: first-person singular present indicative of brujulear
- brulote noun /bɾuˈlote/: fireship
- bruma noun /ˈbɾuma/: fog, mist, especially costal fog or haar
- brumación noun: brumation
- brumado verb [bɾuˈmað̞o]
- brumador adjective [bɾumaˈð̞oɾ]
- brumando verb [bɾuˈmãn̪d̪o]
- brumario noun /bɾuˈmaɾjo/: Brumaire
- brumazón noun [bɾumaˈsõn]
- brumeo noun [bɾuˈmeo]
- brumosamente adverb [bɾuˌmosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
- brumosísimo adjective [bɾumoˈsisimo]
- brumoso adjective /bɾuˈmoso/: misty, foggy, especially with costal fog or haar
- bruncar verb [bɾũŋˈkaɾ]
- brunch noun /ˈbɾant͡ʃ/: brunch
- bruneano adjective, noun [bɾuneˈano]: Bruneian
- Brunéi proper noun /bɾuˈnei/: Brunei (a country in Southeast Asia)
- bruñendo verb [bɾuˈɲẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of bruñir
- Brunete proper noun /bɾuˈnete/: a town in the Community of Madrid, Spain
- bruñido adjective, noun, verb /bɾuˈɲido/: burnish
- bruñidor noun: burnisher
- Brunilda proper noun /bɾuˈnilda/: a female given name, equivalent to German Brunhilde
- bruñir verb /bɾuˈɲiɾ/: to burnish
- bruñirse verb [bɾuˈɲiɾse]: infinitive of bruñir combined with se
- bruno adjective, noun, verb /ˈbɾuno/: dark brown; black
- brunoise noun [bɾuˈnwa]
- brunonia noun: any plant of the genus Brunonia
- Brunswick proper noun [bɾũnˈswik]
- bruscamente adverb /ˌbɾuskaˈmente/: suddenly, brusquely
- bruschetta noun /bɾusˈketa/: bruschetta (Italian bread topped with garlic and tomatoes)
- brusco adjective, noun /ˈbɾusko/: sudden, brusque, abrasive
- brusela noun [bɾuˈsela]
- Bruselas proper noun /bɾuˈselas/: Brussels (the capital city of Belgium)
- bruselense adjective, noun /bɾuseˈlense/: Brussels, Brusselaar (of, from or relating to the city of Brussels, capital of Belgium)
- bruselita noun: Brussels sprout
- brushing noun [ˈbɾaʃĩŋ]
- brusquedad noun /bɾuskeˈdad/: brusqueness
- brusqueta noun [bɾusˈket̪a]
- brusquilla noun /bɾusˈkiʝa/: any plant of the genus Discaria, found in South America, Australia, and New Zealand
- brutal adjective /bɾuˈtal/: brutal
- brutalidad noun /bɾutaliˈdad/: brutality
- brutalismo noun /bɾutaˈlismo/: brutalism
- brutalista adjective, noun /bɾutaˈlista/: brutalist
- brutalización noun: brutalization
- brutalizado verb /bɾutaliˈθado/: past participle of brutalizar
- brutalizando verb [bɾut̪aliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of brutalizar
- brutalizándose verb [bɾut̪aliˈsãn̪d̪ose]
- brutalizante adjective: brutal
- brutalizar verb /bɾutaliˈθaɾ/: to brutalize
- brutalizarse verb [bɾut̪aliˈsaɾse]
- brutalmente adverb /bɾuˌtalˈmente/: brutally
- brutedad noun [bɾut̪eˈð̞að̞]
- brutísimo adjective [bɾuˈt̪isimo]
- bruto adjective, noun /ˈbɾuto/: ignorant, stupid
- bruxismo noun /bɾuɡˈsismo/: bruxism (grinding of the teeth)
- bruza noun [ˈbɾusa]
- bruzado verb [bɾuˈsað̞o]
- bruzador noun [bɾusaˈð̞oɾ]
- bruzando verb [bɾuˈsãn̪d̪o]
- bruzar verb [bɾuˈsaɾ]
- bs phrase: abbreviation of besos (Kisses.)
- BSO abbreviation [ˈbso]
- BTL abbreviation
- BTT noun: initialism of bicicleta todo terreno; mountain bike
- bu interjection, noun /ˈbu/: boo!
- buaserí noun [bwaseˈɾi]
- buba noun [ˈbuβ̞a]
- búbalo noun /ˈbubalo/: water buffalo
- bubango noun [buˈβ̞ãŋgo]
- bubblegum dance noun [buβ̞bleˈɣ̞ũm ˈd̪ãnse]
Part 19 · Part 21 · 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.