Spanish words: bubblegum pop to bulinear

Spanish words bubblegum pop to bulinear

1. bubblegum pop noun [buβ̞bleˈɣ̞ũm ˈpop]
2. bubi adjective, noun /ˈbubi/: Bube, Bubi
3. bubón noun /buˈbon/: bubo
4. bubónico adjective /buˈboniko/: bubonic
5. bubulilla noun: hoopoe
6. bubuto adjective /buˈbuto/: fat
7. bucal adjective /buˈkal/: buccal
8. Bucalemu proper noun /bukaˈlemu/: Bucalemu (a town in Chile)
9. bucanera noun [bukaˈneɾa]
10. bucanero noun /bukaˈneɾo/: buccaneer
11. Bucaramanga proper noun /bukaɾaˈmanɡa/: Bucaramanga (a city and municipality, the capital of Santander department, in northern Colombia)
12. bucaramato noun: the impeachment of Abdalá Bucaram as president of Ecuador, in 1997
13. bucardo noun /buˈkaɾdo/: Pyrenean ibex
14. bucare noun /buˈkaɾe/: mountain immortelle (Erythrina poeppigiana)
15. Bucarest proper noun /bukaˈɾest/: Bucharest (the capital city of Romania)
16. bucarestino adjective, noun /bukaɾesˈtino/: Bucharestian (of, from or relating to the city of Bucharest, capital of Romania)
17. búcaro noun /ˈbukaɾo/: clay
18. bucatini noun: bucatini
19. buccinador noun /buɡθinaˈdoɾ/: buccinator
20. buccino noun /buɡˈθino/: whelk (edible sea snail)
21. buceado verb /buθeˈado/: past participle of bucear
22. buceador adjective, noun /buθeaˈdoɾ/: diving
23. buceando verb [buseˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of bucear
24. bucear verb /buθeˈaɾ/: to dive, to swim under water
25. bucéfalo noun [buˈsefalo]
26. bucentauro noun [busẽn̪ˈt̪awɾo]
27. buceo noun, verb /buˈθeo/: diving
28. buchaca noun /buˈt͡ʃaka/: pocket
29. buchada noun /buˈt͡ʃada/: a Brazilian stew made with goat entrails
30. Buchanan proper noun [buˈt͡ʃanãn]
31. buche noun /ˈbut͡ʃe/: crop (pouch-like part of the alimentary tract of some birds)
32. buchiteo noun: disrespect
33. buchón adjective, noun /buˈt͡ʃon/: pouter (pigeon)
34. buchón de agua noun /buˌt͡ʃon de ˈaɡwa/: water hyacinth
35. buchonear verb /but͡ʃoneˈaɾ/: to snitch, to tattle
36. bucinad verb [busiˈnað̞]
37. bucinado verb [busiˈnað̞o]
38. bucinando verb [busiˈnãn̪d̪o]
39. bucinar verb [busiˈnaɾ]
40. bucio noun [ˈbusjo]
41. buckminsterfullereno noun: buckminsterfullerene
42. bucle noun /ˈbukle/: curl of hair
43. bucle capacitivo phrase [ˈbukle kapasiˈt̪iβ̞o]
44. bucle for noun /ˌbukle ˈfoɾ/: for loop
45. buclera noun [buˈkleɾa]
46. buco noun /ˈbuko/: billy goat
47. bucodental adjective /ˌbukodenˈtal/: oral (of the mouth)
48. bucofaríngeo adjective: buccopharyngeal
49. bucólico adjective /buˈkoliko/: bucolic (rustic, pastoral)
50. bucráneo noun [buˈkɾaneo]
51. buda noun /ˈbuda/: Buddha
52. Budapest proper noun /budaˈpest/: Budapest (the capital city of Hungary)
53. budare noun /buˈdaɾe/: Smooth flat griddle used to cook arepas or cassava
54. budeidad noun: Buddhahood
55. budesónida noun [buð̞eˈsonið̞a]: budesonide
56. búdico adjective /ˈbudiko/: Buddhic
57. budín noun /buˈdin/: pudding (sweet or salty) or budino
58. budín de pan phrase [buˈð̞ĩn̪ d̪e ˈpãn]
59. budín inglés noun /buˌdin inˈɡles/: fruitcake
60. budismo noun /buˈdismo/: Buddhism
61. budista adjective, noun /buˈdista/: Buddhist
62. bue interjection, noun [ˈbwe]
63. buega noun [ˈbweɣ̞a]
64. buelga noun [ˈbwelɣ̞a]
65. Buelna proper noun /ˈbwelna/: a surname
66. buelo noun: pops (grandpa)
67. buen adjective /ˈbwen/: apocopic form of bueno (“good, fine”)
68. buen ánimo interjection /ˌbwen ˈanimo/: good luck!; hang in there!
69. buen apetito interjection /ˌbwen apeˈtito/: enjoy your meal; bon appetit!
70. buen dar con phrase [ˈbwẽn̪ ˈd̪aɾ kõn]
71. buen día interjection, phrase /ˌbwen ˈdia/: good morning
72. buen dinero noun: Quite a lot of money; a few bob
73. buen gusto noun /ˌbwen ˈɡusto/: good taste; preference for beautiful, aesthetic or artistic things
74. buen haiga phrase [ˈbwẽn ˈajɣ̞a]
75. buen humor noun: good mood
76. buen Juan phrase [ˈbwẽŋ ˈxwãn]
77. buen pan noun /ˌbwem ˈpan/: breadfruit
78. buen provecho phrase /ˌbwem pɾoˈbet͡ʃo/: bon appétit, enjoy your meal
79. buen rato noun /ˌbwen ˈrato/: hot minute, a long while
80. buen rollo noun /ˌbwen ˈroʝo/: good vibes; good nature
81. buen samaritano noun: Good Samaritan
82. buen viaje phrase /ˌbwem ˈbjaxe/: bon voyage!; enjoy your trip!
83. buena adjective, interjection, noun /ˈbwena/: inheritance
84. buena acción noun /ˌbwena aɡˈθjon/: good deed
85. buena andanza phrase [ˈbwena ãn̪ˈd̪ãnsa]
86. buena estrella noun /ˌbwena esˈtɾeʝa/: lucky star
87. buena fama noun /ˌbwena ˈfama/: good name (good reputation)
88. buena fama hurto encubre proverb /ˌbwena ˌfama ˌuɾto enˈkubɾe/: You can get away with murder if you've built up a reputation of being honest
89. buena fe noun /ˌbwena ˈfe/: goodwill, good faith, bona fides
90. buena gente noun, phrase /ˌbwena ˈxente/: good person
91. buena mano noun, phrase /ˌbwena ˈmano/: skill, talent, or ability
92. buena mesa noun /ˌbwena ˈmesa/: fine dining
93. buena nueva noun: good news
94. buena onda noun, phrase /ˌbwena ˈonda/: good vibe
95. buena proa phrase: smooth sailing; happy sailing
96. buena racha noun: winning streak, lucky streak
97. buena suerte interjection /ˌbwena ˈsweɾte/: good luck
98. buena vida noun: the good life
99. buena voluntad noun /ˌbwena bolunˈtad/: goodwill, good will
100. buenamente adverb /ˌbwenaˈmente/: easily
101. buenandanza noun [bwenãn̪ˈd̪ãnsa]
102. buenardo adjective [bweˈnaɾð̞o]
103. buenas adjective, interjection, noun /ˈbwenas/: hello, good morning, good afternoon, good evening (greeting used irrespective of the time)
104. buenas manos phrase [ˈbwenas ˈmanos]
105. buenas noches interjection, phrase /ˌbwenas ˈnot͡ʃes/: greeting used after sunset (roughly after 6 PM), good evening
106. buenas noticias noun: good news (The message of Jesus concerning the salvation of the faithful)
107. buenas tardes interjection, phrase /ˌbwenas ˈtaɾdes/: good afternoon (used as a greeting in the afternoon (the part of the day from noon or lunchtime until sunset, evening, or suppertime or 6pm))
108. buenaventura noun /bwenabenˈtuɾa/: good fortune
109. buenazo adjective /bweˈnaθo/: good-natured
110. Buendía proper noun /bwenˈdia/: a surname
111. buenísimo adjective /bweˈnisimo/: superlative degree of bueno: very good
112. buenismo noun /bweˈnismo/: do-goodism
113. buenista adjective, noun /bweˈnista/: do-gooder (someone who supports buenismo)
114. buenito adjective [bweˈnit̪o]
115. buenmozo adjective [bwẽmˈmoso]: good-looking; handsome
116. bueno adjective, interjection, noun /ˈbweno/: good (of good quality)
117. bueno es el cilantro, pero no tanto phrase [ˈbweno ˈes el siˈlãn̪t̪ɾo | ˈpeɾo ˈno ˈt̪ãn̪t̪o]
118. bueno para nada phrase [ˈbweno ˈpaɾa ˈnað̞a]
119. buenón adjective, noun /bweˈnon/: hunky
120. buenop interjection [bweˈnop]
121. buenorro adjective /bweˈnoro/: sexy, hot; well-built; toned (especially sexually)
122. buenos dias interjection, phrase /ˌbwenos ˈdias/: good morning
123. buenos modales noun, phrase [ˈbwenos moˈð̞ales]: good manners
124. buenota noun /bweˈnota/: augmentative of buena
125. buenote adjective [bweˈnot̪e]
126. buenro noun [ˈbwẽnro]
127. buenrollero adjective /bwenroˈʝeɾo/: having good vibes
128. buenrollismo noun /bwenroˈʝismo/: relentless positivity; relentless good vibes; relentless optimism
129. Buenrostro proper noun /bwenˈrostɾo/: a surname
130. buétago noun /ˈbwetaɡo/: lung (of animals)
131. buey noun /ˈbwei/: ox, bullock, steer
132. buey almizclero noun /ˌbwei almiθˈkleɾo/: musk ox
133. buey de Kobe phrase [ˈbwej ð̞e ˈkoβ̞e]
134. buey de mar noun /ˌbwei de ˈmaɾ/: brown crab (Cancer pagurus)
135. buey del Pacífico noun: Dungeness crab
136. buey viejo surco derecho proverb /ˌbwei ˌbjexo | ˌsuɾko deˈɾet͡ʃo/: an old broom knows the corners
137. bueyero adjective, noun /bweˈʝeɾo/: oxen; cattle
138. bueyuno adjective /bweˈʝuno/: bovine
139. buf interjection /ˈbuf/: expresses unpleasantness
140. bufa noun, verb [ˈbufa]: prank
141. bufadienólido noun: bufadienolide
142. bufado verb /buˈfado/: past participle of bufar
143. búfala noun, verb /ˈbufala/: second-person singular voseo imperative of bufar combined with la
144. bufalino adjective /bufaˈlino/: buffalo
145. búfalo noun, verb /ˈbufalo/: buffalo (Old World bovine)
146. búfalo cafre noun /ˌbufalo ˈkafɾe/: African buffalo
147. búfalo de agua noun /ˌbufalo de ˈaɡwa/: water buffalo
148. bufanda noun /buˈfanda/: scarf
149. bufando verb [buˈfãn̪d̪o]: gerund of bufar
150. bufándose verb [buˈfãn̪d̪ose]
151. bufar verb /buˈfaɾ/: to snort (to exhale angrily through the nose)
152. bufarda noun /buˈfaɾda/: vent
153. bufarrón noun [bufaˈrõn]
154. bufé noun, verb /buˈfe/: buffet
155. bufeo noun /buˈfeo/: dolphin
156. búfer noun /ˈbufeɾ/: buffer
157. bufera noun /buˈfeɾa/: ashwagandha
158. bufet noun [buˈfet̪]: alternative form of buffet
159. bufete noun /buˈfete/: lawyer's office
160. bufete de abogados noun /buˌfete de aboˈɡados/: law firm
161. Buffalo proper noun /ˈbufalo/: Buffalo (a city in New York)
162. buffear verb [bufeˈaɾ]
163. buffer noun /ˈbafeɾ/: buffer
164. buffet noun /biˈfe/: buffet
165. Buffyverso noun /bafiˈbeɾso/: Buffyverse
166. bufido noun /buˈfido/: snort (sound of an angry bull, person, etc.)
167. bufina noun [buˈfina]
168. bufo adjective, contraction, noun, verb /ˈbufo/: buffo
169. bufón noun /buˈfon/: jester
170. bufonada noun /bufoˈnada/: antic, clowning
171. bufoneado verb /bufoneˈado/: past participle of bufonear
172. bufoneando verb [bufoneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of bufonear
173. bufoneándose verb [bufoneˈãn̪d̪ose]
174. bufonear verb /bufoneˈaɾ/: to jest, to clown
175. bufonearse verb [bufoneˈaɾse]
176. bufonería noun /bufoneˈɾia/: buffoonery
177. bufonesco adjective /bufoˈnesko/: funny, clownish
178. bufónico adjective /buˈfoniko/: buffoonic
179. bufónido noun /buˈfonido/: bufonid
180. bufonizado verb [bufoniˈsað̞o]
181. bufonizando verb [bufoniˈsãn̪d̪o]
182. bufonizar verb [bufoniˈsaɾ]
183. bufonofobia noun [bufonoˈfoβ̞ja]
184. bufos noun [ˈbufos]: plural of bufo
185. bufoso noun /buˈfoso/: a revolver
186. bufotenina noun /bufoteˈnina/: bufotenin
187. bug noun /ˈbaɡ/: bug
188. buga adjective, noun /ˈbuɡa/: heterosexual (person)
189. bugalla noun /buˈɡaʝa/: oak apple
190. bugambilia noun /buɡamˈbilja/: bougainvillea
191. buganvilia noun /buɡamˈbilja/: bougainvillea
192. buganvilla noun /buɡamˈbiʝa/: bougainvillea
193. bugarrón adjective, noun /buɡaˈron/: a virile man who engages in sexual intercourse with other men (often effeminate), where he is always the penetrator, and typically does not consider himself...
194. bugayo noun /buˈɡaʝo/: package; luggage
195. buggy noun /ˈbuɡi/: alternative form of bugui (“bodyboard”)
196. buginés noun [buxiˈnes]
197. bugle noun /ˈbuɡle/: a bugle
198. buglosa noun [buˈɣ̞losa]
199. buguear verb [buɣ̞eˈaɾ]
200. buguearse verb [buɣ̞eˈaɾse]
201. Bugueño proper noun [buˈɣ̞eɲo]
202. bugui noun /ˈbuɡi/: a bodyboard
203. buguinés noun [buɣ̞iˈnes]
204. búgula noun /ˈbuɡula/: common bugle (Ajuga reptans)
205. bugzilla noun [buɣ̞ˈsila]
206. buhar verb [ˈbwaɾ]
207. buharda noun /ˈbwaɾda/: attic, loft
208. buhardilla noun /bwaɾˈdiʝa/: attic, loft
209. buharro noun /ˈbwaro/: the scops owl, Otus scops
210. buhesco adjective [ˈbwesko]
211. buhío noun [buˈio]
212. búho noun /ˈbuo/: owl, eagle owl (any species of owl from the Strigidae family)
213. búho común americano phrase [ˈbuo koˈmũn ameɾiˈkano]
214. búho cornudo noun, phrase [ˈbuo koɾˈnuð̞o]: great horned owl (Bubo virginianus)
215. búho de anteojos noun: The spectacled owl, Pulsatrix perspicillata.
216. búho de Virginia phrase [ˈbuo ð̞e β̞iɾˈxinja]
217. búho del desierto noun /ˌbuo del deˈsjeɾto/: Pharaoh eagle-owl (Bubo ascalaphus)
218. búho grande phrase [ˈbuo ˈɣ̞ɾãn̪d̪e]
219. búho lechoso noun: Verreaux's eagle-owl
220. búho manchado noun /ˌbuo manˈt͡ʃado/: The spotted owl
221. búho nival noun /ˌbuo niˈbal/: snowy owl
222. búho penachudo noun: The crested owl, Lophostrix cristata.
223. búho real noun /ˌbuo reˈal/: Eurasian eagle-owl (Bubo bubo)
224. buhonería noun /bwoneˈɾia/: tack; junk; bits and bobs
225. buhonerías noun [bwoneˈɾias]: plural of buhonería
226. buhonero noun /buoˈneɾo/: peddler
227. buiatría noun [bujaˈt̪ɾia]
228. Buin proper noun /ˈbwin/: Buin (a city in Chile)
229. buitra noun [ˈbwit̪ɾa]
230. buitragueño adjective [bwit̪ɾaˈɣ̞eɲo]
231. buitre noun /ˈbwitɾe/: vulture (carrion-eating bird of the families Accipitridae or Cathartidae)
232. buitre egipcio phrase [ˈbwit̪ɾe eˈxipsjo]
233. buitre leonado noun: griffon vulture
234. buitre negro noun, phrase [ˈbwit̪ɾe ˈneɣ̞ɾo]: Eurasian black vulture
235. buitreado verb /bwitɾeˈado/: past participle of buitrear
236. buitreando verb [bwit̪ɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of buitrear
237. buitrear verb /bwitɾeˈaɾ/: to vomit
238. buitrero adjective, noun /bwiˈtɾeɾo/: vulture
239. buitrón noun /bwiˈtɾon/: fish-trap
240. Buiza proper noun [ˈbwisa]
241. bujalanceño adjective, noun /buxalanˈθeɲo/: of, from or relating to Bujalance
242. Bujanda proper noun [buˈxãn̪d̪a]
243. Bujará proper noun /buxaˈɾa/: Bukhara (a city in Uzbekistan)
244. bujarda noun /buˈxaɾda/: bush hammer
245. bujariano adjective /buxaˈɾjano/: Bukharan
246. bujarra adjective, noun /buˈxara/: queer, faggot
247. bujarrón noun /buxaˈron/: sodomite
248. buje noun /ˈbuxe/: axle box; bushing
249. buje de parrilla phrase [ˈbuxe ð̞e paˈriʝa]
250. bujeba adjective, noun: Bujeba; Kwasio
251. bujería noun [buxeˈɾia]
252. bujía noun /buˈxia/: spark plug (device that forms a high-voltage spark for fuel ignition)
253. bujier noun [buˈxjeɾ]
254. bujiería noun [buxjeˈɾia]: fuel storage room
255. bujío noun: The pauraque.
256. bujo noun /ˈbuxo/: box (tree), boxwood
257. Bujumbura proper noun [buxũmˈbuɾa]
258. bukake noun /buˈkake/: bukkake
259. Bukavu proper noun [buˈkaβ̞u]
260. Bukele proper noun /buˈkele/: a surname from Arabic
261. bukelismo noun /bukeˈlismo/: Bukelism; the philosophy and politics espoused by Nayib Bukele.
262. bukelista adjective, noun /bukeˈlista/: Pertaining to or resembling characteristics of Bukelism.
263. bula noun /ˈbula/: bull (document)
264. bula de la cruzada noun: synonym of bula de la santa cruzada
265. bula de la santa cruzada noun: crusade bull
266. bula papal noun: papal bull
267. bula pontificia noun: papal bull
268. Bulacán proper noun /bulaˈkan/: Bulacan (a province of the Philippines)
269. bulado verb [buˈlað̞o]
270. bulaqueño adjective, noun /bulaˈkeɲo/: Bulaqueño (of, from or relating to Bulacan)
271. bular verb [buˈlaɾ]
272. Bulawayo proper noun [bulaˈ(ɣ̞)w̝aʝo]
273. bulbar adjective /bulˈbaɾ/: bulbar
274. bulbillo noun /bulˈbiʝo/: bulbil
275. bulbo noun /ˈbulbo/: bulb
276. bulbo raquídeo noun: medulla oblongata
277. bulbocavernoso noun /ˌbulbokabeɾˈnoso/: bulbospongiosus
278. bulboesponjoso noun [bulβ̞oespõŋˈxoso]: bulbospongiosus
279. bulboso adjective /bulˈboso/: bulbous (having the shape of a bulb)
280. bulbul noun /bulˈbul/: bulbul
281. bulchitear verb /bult͡ʃiteˈaɾ/: to bullshit, to lie, to joke
282. bulder noun /ˈbuldeɾ/: bouldering
283. buldero noun [bul̪ˈd̪eɾo]
284. buldócer noun /bulˈdoθeɾ/: bulldozer
285. buldog noun: alternative spelling of bulldog
286. buldózer noun [bul̪ˈd̪oseɾ]
287. bule noun [ˈbule]
288. bulear verb /buleˈaɾ/: to bully
289. bulería noun [buleˈɾia]: a fast flamenco rhythm
290. bulevar noun /buleˈbaɾ/: boulevard
291. bulevard noun /buleˈbaɾd/: alternative form of bulevar
292. Bulgaria proper noun /bulˈɡaɾja/: Bulgaria (a country in Southeastern Europe)
293. búlgaro adjective, noun /ˈbulɡaɾo/: Bulgarian (from or native to Bulgaria)
294. bulgur noun /bulˈɡuɾ/: bulgur
295. bulí noun [buˈli]
296. bulimarexia noun: bulimarexia
297. bulimia noun /buˈlimja/: bulimia
298. bulímico adjective [buˈlimiko]: bulimic
299. bulín noun /buˈlin/: bachelor pad
300. bulinear verb [bulineˈaɾ]

Part 20 · Part 22 · 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.