Spanish words: bulla to bustamita

300 Spanish words, part 22 of 23 of the words starting with B, A to Z. 91 have a page of their own.

Spanish words bulla to bustamita

bulla noun, verb /ˈbuʝa/: rowdiness, racket, ruckus, uproar
bullado adjective [buˈʝað̞o]: rowdy
bullanga noun [buˈʝãŋga]: fuss
bullanguear verb [buʝãŋgeˈaɾ]
bullanguero adjective, noun /buʝanˈɡeɾo/: lively, rowdy
bullaranga noun [buʝaˈɾãŋga]: synonym of bullanga
bullarengue noun [buʝaˈɾẽŋge]
bullate noun [buˈʝat̪e]
bulldog noun /bulˈdoɡ/: bulldog
bulldozer noun /bulˈdoθeɾ/: alternative form of buldócer
bullebulle noun /ˌbuʝeˈbuʝe/: busybody, nosey parker
bullectomía noun /buʝeɡtoˈmia/: bullectomy
bullendo verb [buˈʝẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of bullir
bulléndose verb [buˈʝẽn̪d̪ose]
bullente adjective /buˈʝente/: ebullient
bullerengue noun /buʝeˈɾenɡe/: bullerengue
bullero adjective [buˈʝeɾo]
bullicear verb [buʝiseˈaɾ]
bullicio noun /buˈʝiθjo/: racket, clamor
bulliciosamente adverb [buʝiˌsjosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: boisterously, tumultuously
bullicioso adjective /buʝiˈθjoso/: tumultuous
bullido verb /buˈʝido/: past participle of bullir
bullidor adjective /buʝiˈdoɾ/: antsy; twitchy
bullir verb /buˈʝiɾ/: to boil (to begin to turn into a gas)
bullirse verb [buˈʝiɾse]
bullisto adjective, noun /buˈʝisto/: noisy; boisterous; rowdy
bullón noun /buˈʝon/: ruffle
bulloso adjective [buˈʝoso]
bullpen noun /ˈbulpen/: bullpen
bully noun /ˈbuli/: bully
bullying noun /ˈbuliin/: bullying
Bulnes proper noun /ˈbulnes/: a surname
bulo noun /ˈbulo/: canard, hoax (false or misleading report or story, especially if deliberately so)
bulón noun /buˈlon/: large screw
bulonera noun [buloˈneɾa]
bulonería noun [buloneˈɾia]
bulteado verb [bul̪t̪eˈað̞o]
bulteador noun [bul̪t̪eaˈð̞oɾ]
bulteando verb [bul̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
bultear verb [bul̪t̪eˈaɾ]
bulto noun /ˈbulto/: bulge
bulto redondo noun, phrase [ˈbul̪t̪o reˈð̞õn̪d̪o]: sculpture in the round
bululú noun /buluˈlu/: Solo performance comedian that travels around the country doing impressions
bulverismo noun: Bulverism
bum interjection, noun /ˈbum/: boom (used to suggest the sound of an explosion)
bumangués adjective, noun /bumanˈɡes/: of, from or relating to the city of Bucaramanga, Santander department, Colombia
bumbuna noun [bũmˈbuna]
bumerán noun /bumeˈɾan/: boomerang
bumerang noun /buˈmeɾan/: alternative form of bumerán
bumper noun: bumper of a car
Bundesrat proper noun: Bundesrat
Bundestag proper noun: Bundestag
bundista noun /bunˈdista/: Bundist
-bundo suffix [ˈbũn̪d̪o]
bungaló noun /bunɡaˈlo/: alternative form of bungalow
bungalow noun /bunɡaˈlo/: bungalow
búngaro noun /ˈbunɡaɾo/: krait, a genus of venomous elapid snakes
bungarotoxina noun: bungarotoxin
bungee noun /ˈbanʝi/: alternative spelling of bungy
bungee-jumping noun /ˌbanʝi ˈʝampin/: alternative spelling of bungy jumping
bungy noun /ˈbanʝi/: bungee jumping
bungy jumping noun /ˌbanʝi ˈʝampin/: bungee jumping
bunio noun: turnip
bunker noun /ˈbonkeɾ/: bunker
Buñuel proper noun /buˈɲwel/: a surname
buñueliano adjective /buɲweˈljano/: of the style of Luis Buñuel (a Spanish filmmaker)
buñuelo noun /buˈɲwelo/: beignet (type of donut)
buñuelo de viento noun: A kind of dessert similar to a profiterole or nun's puff
buonyorno interjection [bwõɲˈʝoɾno]
bupivacaína noun: bupivacaine
bupleuro noun /buˈpleuɾo/: bupleurum
buprenorfina noun /bupɾenoɾˈfina/: buprenophrine
bupropión noun /bupɾoˈpjon/: bupropion
buque noun /ˈbuke/: ship, vessel
buque cisterna noun: tanker ship
buque de guerra noun, phrase [ˈbuke ð̞e ˈɣ̞era]: warship
buque insignia noun /ˌbuke inˈsiɡnja/: flagship
buque mercante noun, phrase /ˌbuke meɾˈkante/: merchant ship
buque metanero noun [ˈbuke met̪aˈneɾo]
buquet noun: bouquet
buquinista noun /bukiˈnista/: antique bookseller (in France)
burbuja noun /buɾˈbuxa/: bubble
burbuja especulativa noun: economic bubble
burbujeado verb /buɾbuxeˈado/: past participle of burbujear
burbujeando verb [buɾβ̞uxeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of burbujear
burbujeante adjective /buɾbuxeˈante/: bubbly, fizzy
burbujear verb /buɾbuxeˈaɾ/: to bubble
burbujeo noun, verb /buɾbuˈxeo/: bubbling
burbujero noun [buɾβ̞uˈxeɾo]
Burceña proper noun [buɾˈseɲa]
burda adjective, noun /ˈbuɾda/: feminine singular of burdo
burdamente adverb /ˌbuɾdaˈmente/: coarsely, crudely, grossly
burdégano noun /buɾˈdeɡano/: hinny
burdel noun /buɾˈdel/: brothel, whorehouse
burdelesco adjective [buɾð̞eˈlesko]
burdelito noun: little brothel
burdeos adjective, noun /buɾˈdeos/: burgundy
burdigalense adjective [buɾð̞iɣ̞aˈlẽnse]
Burdigaliense proper noun: Burdigalian
burdinalla noun [buɾð̞iˈnaʝa]
burdo adjective /ˈbuɾdo/: coarse, rough
burel adjective, noun /buˈɾel/: reddish-brown (said of a bull)
burelado adjective /buɾeˈlado/: barry
burelete noun: torse
burén noun /buˈɾen/: metal griddle
bureo noun: entertainment; fun; party
bureta noun /buˈɾeta/: burette
burga noun [ˈbuɾɣ̞a]
burgado noun /buɾˈɡado/: Phorcus
burgajo noun /buɾˈɡaxo/: garden snail (Cornu aspersum)
burgalés adjective, noun /buɾɡaˈles/: of, from or relating to Burgos (city and province of Spain)
Burgaleta proper noun [buɾɣ̞aˈlet̪a]
burger noun /ˈbuɾɡeɾ/: alternative form of búrguer
burgés adjective, noun /buɾˈxes/: bourgeois
burgo noun /ˈbuɾɡo/: burg
Burgoa proper noun [buɾˈɣ̞oa]
burgomaestre noun: burgomaster
burgrave noun [buɾˈɣ̞ɾaβ̞e]
burgraviato noun [buɾɣ̞ɾaˈβ̞jat̪o]
búrguer noun /ˈbuɾɡeɾ/: burger, hamburger
burgués adjective, noun /buɾˈɡes/: bourgeois
burguesía noun /buɾɡeˈsia/: bourgeoisie
Burgui proper noun [ˈbuɾɣ̞i]
burgundio adjective, noun /buɾˈɡundjo/: Burgundian
buri noun [ˈbuɾi]
buriato adjective, noun /buˈɾjato/: Buryat
buriel adjective, noun [buˈɾjel]: of a tawny dark-red
buril noun [buˈɾil]: burin
burilación noun /buɾilaˈθjon/: engraving
burilado verb /buɾiˈlado/: past participle of burilar
burilador adjective [buɾilaˈð̞oɾ]
burilando verb /buɾiˈlando/: gerund of burilar
burilar verb /buɾiˈlaɾ/: to engrave
burjaca noun [buɾˈxaka]
burjanismo noun /buɾxaˈnismo/: Burkhanism
burka noun /ˈbuɾka/: burka or burqa
burkinabé adjective [buɾkinaˈβ̞e]
burkinés adjective, noun /buɾkiˈnes/: Burkinabe, Burkinese
burkini noun /buɾˈkini/: burkini
burla noun, verb /ˈbuɾla/: mockery, taunt, ridicule
burla burlando, vase el lobo al asno proverb [ˈbuɾla β̞uɾˈlãn̪d̪o | ˈβ̞ase el ˈloβ̞o al ˈasno]
burladero noun /buɾlaˈdeɾo/: a protective barrier behind which people in the bullring protect themselves from the bull
burlado verb /buɾˈlado/: past participle of burlar
burlador adjective, noun /buɾlaˈdoɾ/: teasing
burlanda noun: distillers grain
burlando verb [buɾˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of burlar
burlándose verb [buɾˈlãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of burlar combined with se
burlar verb /buɾˈlaɾ/: to outwit, to outsmart, to circumvent, to trick, to deceive
burlarme verb [buɾˈlaɾme]: infinitive of burlar combined with me
burlarse verb [buɾˈlaɾse]: infinitive of burlar combined with se
burlatarra adjective, noun /buɾlaˈtara/: of, from or relating to Burlada
burlería noun /buɾleˈɾia/: jest, jeer
burlero adjective [buɾˈleɾo]
burlescamente adverb /buɾˌleskaˈmente/: in a burlesque manner
burlesco adjective, noun /buɾˈlesko/: teasing, mocking
burlesque noun [buɾˈleske]
burlete noun [buɾˈlet̪e]: weatherstrip, draft excluder
burlisto adjective, noun: teasing; mocking
burlón adjective, noun /buɾˈlon/: mocking
burlonamente adverb /buɾˌlonaˈmente/: mockingly
burloncísimo adjective [buɾlõnˈsisimo]
burmés noun: Burmese (cat)
buró noun /ˈbuɾo/: fuller's earth (fine white-blueish clay)
buró político noun /buˌɾo poˈlitiko/: politburo
burocracia noun /buɾoˈkɾaθja/: bureaucracy
burócrata noun /buˈɾokɾata/: bureaucrat
burocráticamente adverb /buɾoˌkɾatikaˈmente/: bureaucratically
burocrático adjective /buɾoˈkɾatiko/: bureaucratic
burocratismo noun /buɾokɾaˈtismo/: a bureaucratic attitude
burocratización noun /buɾokɾatiθaˈθjon/: bureaucratization
burocratizado verb /buɾokɾatiˈθado/: past participle of burocratizar
burocratizando verb [buɾokɾat̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of burocratizar
burocratizar verb /buɾokɾatiˈθaɾ/: to bureaucratize
burofax noun [buɾoˈfaks]: a type of registered fax
burpee noun [ˈbuɾpi]: burpee
burqa noun /ˈbuɾka/: burqa
burra adjective, noun /ˈbura/: female equivalent of burro: jenny, jenny-ass, she-ass
burrada noun /buˈrada/: nonsense, bullshit
burrajeado verb [buraxeˈað̞o]
burrajeando verb [buraxeˈãn̪d̪o]
burraquía noun [buraˈkia]
burrata noun [buˈrat̪a]
burrear verb /bureˈaɾ/: to work very hard; to work like a dog; to work like a horse
burrera noun: mule driver
burrero adjective, noun /buˈreɾo/: donkey-leader
burrianense adjective, noun /burjaˈnense/: of, from or relating to Burriana
burricie noun: dimwittedness, idiocy
burriciego adjective [buriˈsjeɣ̞o]
burrier noun [buˈrjeɾ]
burrito noun /buˈrito/: diminutive of burro (“donkey”)
burrito negruzco noun: The dot-winged crake, Porzana spiloptera.
burro adjective, noun /ˈburo/: donkey, especially one used as a pack animal
burro de arranque phrase [ˈburo ð̞e aˈrãŋke]
burro de Cerdeña phrase [ˈburo ð̞e seɾˈð̞eɲa]
burro de planchar noun /ˌburo de planˈt͡ʃaɾ/: ironing board
burro enano phrase [ˈburo eˈnano]
burro mediterráneo phrase [ˈburo með̞it̪eˈraneo]
burro miniatura phrase [ˈburo minjaˈt̪uɾa]
burrote noun /buˈrote/: augmentative of burro (“donkey”)
Burruchaga proper noun [buruˈt͡ʃaɣ̞a]
burruño noun [buˈruɲo]
bursa noun /ˈbuɾsa/: bursa
bursátil adjective /buɾˈsatil/: stock market
bursitis noun /buɾˈsitis/: bursitis
Buruaga proper noun [buˈɾwaɣ̞a]
buruca noun /buˈɾuka/: commotion; scramble; (often) a pig pile
burucuyá noun [buɾukuˈʝa]
burujo noun /buˈɾuxo/: lump
burujón noun [buɾuˈxõn]: crowd
burukide noun: member of the Euzkadi Buru Batzar
Burunda proper noun [buˈɾũn̪d̪a]
burundanga noun /buɾunˈdanɡa/: burundanga
burundés adjective, noun /buɾunˈdes/: Burundian
Burundi proper noun /buˈɾundi/: Burundi (a country in East Africa)
burundiano adjective [buɾũn̪ˈd̪jano]
burusca noun [buˈɾuska]
Burzaco proper noun [buɾˈsako]
bus noun /ˈbus/: clipping of autobús; bus
bus alimentador phrase [ˈbus alimẽn̪t̪aˈð̞oɾ]
bus clon phrase [ˈbus ˈklõn]
bus de cortesía noun: shuttlebus
bus oruga noun, phrase [ˈbus oˈɾuɣ̞a]: articulated bus
bus troncal phrase [ˈbus t̪ɾõŋˈkal]
Busán proper noun [buˈsãn]: Busan
busano noun: Hexaplex trunculus, a rock snail known as the banded dye-murex
busarda noun /buˈsaɾda/: belly
busardo noun /buˈsaɾdo/: any of a number of different buzzards
busardo de Hawái noun: Hawaiian hawk
busardo moro noun: long-legged buzzard
busardo patagón noun /buˌsaɾdo pataˈɡon/: rufous-tailed hawk
busca noun, verb /ˈbuska/: search (an attempt to find something)
busca y captura noun /ˌbuska i kabˈtuɾa/: arrest (of a criminal)
buscada noun, verb /busˈkada/: feminine singular of buscado
buscadero noun /buskaˈdeɾo/: seeker; searcher
buscado verb /busˈkado/: past participle of buscar
buscador adjective, noun /buskaˈdoɾ/: searching, scouting
búscalo interjection, verb [ˈbuskalo]: second-person singular imperative of buscar combined with lo
buscamiento noun /buskaˈmjento/: search
buscaminas noun /ˌbuskaˈminas/: synonym of barreminas (“minesweeper”)
buscando verb /busˈkando/: gerund of buscar
buscándose verb [busˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of buscar combined with se
buscaniguas noun /buskaˈniɡwas/: firecracker set off to move horizontally close to the ground
buscapalabras noun /buskapaˈlabɾas/: word search
buscapega noun: someone who gets a job via nepotism
buscapersonas noun [buskapeɾˈsonas]: pager (a wireless telecommunications device that receives text or voice messages)
buscapié noun /ˌbuskaˈpje/: hint
buscapiés noun /buskaˈpjes/: firecracker set off to move horizontally close to the ground
buscapique noun [buskaˈpike]
buscapleitos noun [buskaˈplejt̪os]: troublemaker, shit-stirrer
buscapolo noun [buskaˈpolo]
buscar verb /busˈkaɾ/: to seek, search for, look for, try to find, to scour
buscar las pulgas verb /busˌkaɾ las ˈpulɡas/: to tease; to make fun of
buscar lo que no se ha perdido phrase [busˈkaɾ lo ke ˈno se ˈa peɾˈð̞ið̞o]
buscar pelos en la sopa phrase /busˌkaɾ ˌpelos en la ˈsopa/: to look for excuses to complain
buscar una aguja en un pajar phrase, verb /busˌkaɾ ˌuna aˌɡuxa en um paˈxaɾ/: to look for a needle in a haystack
buscarla noun, verb /busˈkaɾla/: grass warbler
buscarla fluvial noun /busˌkaɾla fluˈbjal/: river warbler
buscarle el cuesco a la breva phrase [busˈkaɾle el ˈkwesko a la ˈβ̞ɾeβ̞a]
buscarle el pelo al huevo phrase [busˈkaɾle el ˈpelo al ˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eβ̞o]
buscarle la quinta pata al gato phrase [busˈkaɾle la ˈkĩn̪t̪a ˈpat̪a al ˈɣ̞at̪o]
buscarle las cinco patas al gato proverb [busˈkaɾle las ˈsĩŋko ˈpat̪as al ˈɣ̞at̪o]
buscarle las cosquillas a alguien verb: to push someone's buttons; to get someone's goat
buscarle tres pies al gato verb /busˌkaɾle ˌtɾes ˌpjes al ˈɡato/: to look for something that doesn't exist, split hairs
buscarme verb [busˈkaɾme]: infinitive of buscar combined with me
buscarroña adjective [buskaˈroɲa]
buscarruidos noun /ˌbuskaˈrwidos/: troublemaker, someone who looks for trouble
buscarse verb [busˈkaɾse]: infinitive of buscar combined with se
buscarse la vida verb: to fend for oneself, to get by on one’s own, to sort it out for yourself
buscársela phrase, verb /busˈkaɾsela/: to try to make a living
buscárselas phrase, verb [busˈkaɾselas]: infinitive of buscar combined with indirect object le/les and direct object las
buscatalentos noun: talent scout
buscavida noun [buskaˈβ̞ið̞a]: alternative form of buscavidas (“go-getter”)
buscavidas noun /buskaˈbidas/: hustler, go-getter (one who is good at finding easy employment, and who can easily exploit any ability he has to succeed in life and earn money)
buscemés adjective, noun /busθeˈmes/: Buscemese
buscio noun [ˈbusjo]
busco noun, verb /ˈbusko/: first-person singular present indicative of buscar
buscón adjective, noun /busˈkon/: searching
buscona adjective, noun /busˈkona/: female equivalent of buscón
buseca noun /buˈseka/: tripe, bovine gut
buselino noun [buseˈlino]
busero noun /buˈseɾo/: bus driver
buseta noun /buˈseta/: microbus
bushel noun [buˈʃel]
bushido noun /buˈʃido/: bushido
bushismo noun /buˈʃismo/: Bushism
busilis noun [buˈsilis]: crux (critical part of an argument or issue)
busingote noun [busĩŋˈgot̪e]
busito noun /buˈsito/: minibus
busnó noun [busˈno]
buso noun [ˈbuso]: thru-hole
buspijirí noun [buspixiˈɾi]
búsqueda noun /ˈbuskeda/: search
búsqueda y captura noun /ˌbuskeda i kabˈtuɾa/: arrest
Busquets proper noun [busˈket̪s]
busquillo noun [busˈkiʝo]
bustaliza noun [bust̪aˈlisa]
Bustamante proper noun /bustaˈmante/: Bustamante: a surname
bustamantista adjective, noun /bustamanˈtista/: of, relating to, or supporting, Anastasio Bustamante, Mexican president on three occasions
Bustamente proper noun /bustaˈmente/: Bustamente: a surname, variant of Bustamante
bustamita noun [bust̪aˈmit̪a]

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.