Spanish words: bayarquino to bellini

300 Spanish words, part 8 of 23 of the words starting with B, A to Z. 69 have a page of their own.

Spanish words bayarquino to bellini

bayarquino adjective [baʝaɾˈkino]
Bayarri proper noun [baˈʝari]
bayesiano adjective: Bayesian
bayeta noun /baˈʝeta/: sponge cloth, cleaning cloth
bayetilla noun [baʝeˈt̪iʝa]
baygón noun /baiˈɡon/: insecticide
bayo adjective, noun /ˈbaʝo/: bay (of a horse)
bayón noun /baˈʝon/: sack
Bayona proper noun /baˈʝona/: Bayonne (a city in France)
bayoneta noun /baʝoˈneta/: bayonet
bayonetazo noun /baʝoneˈtaθo/: a wound caused by a bayonet
Bayreuth proper noun [bajˈɾewt̪]
bayuca noun /baˈʝuka/: tavern
bayuco noun /baˈʝuko/: bayou
bayuncada noun /baʝunˈkada/: An act that is silly; silliness
bayunco adjective /baˈʝunko/: silly
bayunquear verb /baʝunkeˈaɾ/: to do or say something silly
Baz proper noun /ˈbaθ/: a surname
baza noun /ˈbaθa/: trick
Bazalar proper noun /baθaˈlaɾ/: a surname
Bazán proper noun /baˈθan/: a surname
bazar noun /baˈθaɾ/: bazaar (marketplace)
bazar chino noun /baˌθaɾ ˈt͡ʃino/: (US) variety store, dollar store, dime store, five-and-dime, (UK) pound shop (owned by a Chinese immigrant)
bazo adjective, noun /ˈbaθo/: spleen
bazofia noun /baˈθofja/: pigswill, hogwash, slop (low-quality food)
bazoka noun: alternative form of bazuca
bazooka noun /baˈθuka/: alternative form of bazuca
Baztan proper noun [ˈbast̪ãn]
baztanés adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Baztan, Navarre
Bazterrica proper noun [bast̪eˈrika]
bazuca noun /baˈθuka/: bazooka
bazucado verb [basuˈkað̞o]
bazucando verb [basuˈkãn̪d̪o]
bazucar verb [basuˈkaɾ]
bazuco noun /baˈθuko/: basuco, cocaine paste
bazuka noun /baˈθuka/: alternative form of bazuca
bazuqueado verb [basukeˈað̞o]
bazuqueando verb [basukeˈãn̪d̪o]
bazuquear verb [basukeˈaɾ]
Bazurto proper noun [baˈsuɾt̪o]
bb noun: initialism of bebé (“baby”)
BB cream noun /ˌbi ˌbi ˈkɾim/: BB cream
BBC proper noun /ˌbeˌbeˈθe/: Corporación Británica de Radiodifusión; BBC.
BCE abbreviation [ˈbse]
bdd noun: billion dollars
BDSM noun /ˌbe ˌde ˌese ˈeme/: BDSM (erotic practice)
be noun /ˈbe/: The name of the Latin script letter B/b.
be alta noun, phrase /ˌbe ˈalta/: synonym of be
be-bop noun: alternative form of bebop
be grande phrase [ˈbe ˈɣ̞ɾãn̪d̪e]
be larga noun, phrase /ˌbe ˈlaɾɡa/: synonym of be
Bea proper noun /ˈbea/: a diminutive of the female given name Beatriz
beagle noun [beˈaɣ̞le]: beagle
beamontés adjective, noun /beamonˈtes/: alternative form of beaumontés
Bear proper noun [beˈaɾ]
Bearn proper noun [beˈaɾn]
Bearne proper noun /beˈaɾne/: Béarn (a geographic area and former province in the current Pyrénées-Atlantiques department, Occitania, France)
bearnés adjective, noun /beaɾˈnes/: Béarnais (of, from or relating to the city of Béarn, France)
Beas proper noun [ˈbeas]
Beasain proper noun /beaˈsain/: Beasain (a town and municipality of Gipuzkoa, Basque Country, Spain)
Beascoa proper noun [beasˈkoa]
beata adjective, noun /beˈata/: feminine singular of beato
beatamente adverb /beˌataˈmente/: happily
beatbox noun /ˈbidboɡs/: beatbox
beatería noun /beateˈɾia/: sanctimoniousness
beaterio noun /beaˈteɾjo/: beguinage
beatificación noun /beatifikaˈθjon/: beatification
beatificado verb /beatifiˈkado/: past participle of beatificar
beatíficamente adverb: beatifically
beatificando verb [beat̪ifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of beatificar
beatificar verb /beatifiˈkaɾ/: to beatify
beatificó adjective, verb [beaˈt̪ifiko]: beatific
beatitud noun /beatiˈtud/: beatitude, blessedness
beatle noun: Beatle
beatlemanía noun /ˌbitelmaˈnia/: Beatlemania
beatlemaniaco noun: Beatlemaniac
beatnik adjective, noun: beatnik
beato adjective, noun /beˈato/: having too much beatitude, goody goody, pious, sanctimonious
beatón adjective /beaˈton/: sanctimonious; holier-than-thou
Beatriz proper noun /beaˈtɾiθ/: a female given name, equivalent to English Beatrice
beaumontés adjective, noun /beaumonˈtes/: of or supporting any of the counts of Lerín called Luis de Beaumont
beba noun, verb /ˈbeba/: female equivalent of bebo
bebé adjective, noun, verb /beˈbe/: baby
bebedera noun [beβ̞eˈð̞eɾa]
bebedero adjective, noun /bebeˈdeɾo/: water fountain (device to dispense drinking water)
bebedizo adjective, noun /bebeˈdiθo/: potable; drinkable
bebedor adjective, noun /bebeˈdoɾ/: drinking
bebelama noun /bebeˈlama/: bully tree, sideroxylon
bebeleche noun: alternative form of bebelechi
bebelechi noun: hopscotch
beber noun, verb /beˈbeɾ/: to drink
beber a morro verb /beˌbeɾ a ˈmoro/: to drink straight from the tap/spout/bottle (i.e. without a cup)
beber como un cosaco verb /beˌbeɾ ˌkomo un koˈsako/: to drink like a fish
beber como un pez verb: drink like a fish
beber los vientos verb: to be head over heels in love (with)
beberaje noun: drink (beverage, usually alcoholic)
bebercio noun /beˈbeɾθjo/: booze
beberecua noun: boozing; drinking
bebería noun, verb /bebeˈɾia/: boozing; excessive drinking
beberrón adjective, noun /bebeˈron/: heavy drinker; boozer; boozehound
beberse verb [beˈβ̞eɾse]: infinitive of beber combined with se
beberse el seso phrase [beˈβ̞eɾse el ˈseso]
bebestible adjective /bebesˈtible/: drinkable
bebestibles adjective, noun /bebesˈtibles/: drinks, beverages
bebetodo noun [beβ̞eˈt̪oð̞o]
bebezón noun /bebeˈθon/: booze-up
bebible adjective /beˈbible/: drinkable
bebida adjective, noun, verb /beˈbida/: drink, beverage
bebida alcohólica phrase [beˈβ̞ið̞a alkoˈolika]
bebida energética noun /beˌbida eneɾˈxetika/: energy drink
bebida energizante noun /beˌbida eneɾxiˈθante/: energy drink
bebido adjective, verb /beˈbido/: drunk
bebienda noun /beˈbjenda/: drink, beverage; liquid that is drunk
bebiendo verb [beˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of beber
bebiéndose verb [beˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of beber combined with se
bebiernes noun /beˈbjeɾnes/: Friday as a day for drinking.
bebistrajo noun /bebisˈtɾaxo/: concoction (strange drink)
bebitud noun [beβ̞iˈt̪uð̞]
bebo noun, verb /ˈbebo/: baby
beboide adjective /beˈboide/: Beboid
bebop noun: bebop
beborroteado verb [beβ̞orot̪eˈað̞o]
beborroteando verb [beβ̞orot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
bebote noun [beˈβ̞ot̪e]
bebotear noun, verb /beboteˈaɾ/: to peacock, show off
beboteo noun [beβ̞oˈt̪eo]
beca noun, verb /ˈbeka/: grant, stipend
becabunga noun /bekaˈbunɡa/: European speedwell (Veronica beccabunga)
becacina noun /bekaˈθina/: Any of several birds on the genera Gallinago and Lymnocryptes.
becada noun, verb /beˈkada/: woodcock
becado noun, verb /beˈkado/: one who has been granted a scholarship
becando verb [beˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of becar
becar verb /beˈkaɾ/: to grant a stipend or scholarship for studying
becario noun /beˈkaɾjo/: scholarship holder, grant holder
becasa noun /beˈkasa/: any of various species of godwit
becasina noun /bekaˈsina/: alternative form of becacina
becerra noun /beˈθera/: heifer
becerrada noun /beθeˈrada/: bullfight with a yearling calf
becerrear verb: alternative form of berrear
becerrista noun /beθeˈrista/: a novice bullfighter who fights yearling calves
becerro noun /beˈθero/: calf, young cow, bull calf
becerro de oro noun /beˌθero de ˈoɾo/: golden calf
bechamel noun /bet͡ʃaˈmel/: béchamel
Bechi proper noun [ˈbet͡ʃi]
Bechuanalandia proper noun /bet͡ʃwanaˈlandja/: Bechuanaland (former name for Botswana)
becoquín noun /bekoˈkin/: a type of cap with two ends
becquerelio noun: becquerel
becuadro noun /beˈkwadɾo/: natural (♮)
bed and breakfast noun /ˌbed ˌam ˈbɾeiɡfast/: bed and breakfast
Beda proper noun: Bede (English monk and scholar)
bedaquilina noun: bedaquiline
bedel noun /beˈdel/: janitor
Bedia proper noun [ˈbeð̞ja]
Bedoya proper noun /beˈdoʝa/: a surname from Basque
beduino adjective, noun /beˈdwino/: bedouin
beef noun [ˈbif]
beefeater noun: Beefeater
beeper noun: alternative form of bíper
beethoveniano adjective /betobeˈnjano/: of Beethoven; Beethoven's; Beethovenian
befa adjective, noun /ˈbefa/: jeering
befado verb [beˈfað̞o]
befando verb [beˈfãn̪d̪o]
befo adjective, noun /ˈbefo/: alternative form of belfo
BEG abbreviation [ˈbeɣ̞]
begardo noun /beˈɡaɾdo/: Beghard
Begi proper noun [ˈbexi]
Begiristain proper noun [bexiˈɾist̪ãjn]
Begoña proper noun /beˈɡoɲa/: a female given name
begonia noun /beˈɡonja/: begonia
beguinaje noun /beɡiˈnaxe/: beguinage
beguino noun /beˈɡino/: Beguine
Beguiristain proper noun [beɣ̞iɾisˈt̪ãjn]
begurense adjective, noun /beɡuˈɾense/: of, from or relating to Begur
Behar proper noun [beˈaɾ]
behaviorista adjective, noun: behaviorist
behénico adjective: behenic
behetría noun /beeˈtɾia/: confusion or disorder
Behety proper noun [beˈet̪i]
behíque noun [beˈike]
beibi noun /ˈbeibi/: baby (term of endearment)
beich adjective [ˈbejt͡ʃ]
beicon noun /ˈbeikon/: bacon
beige adjective, noun /ˈbeiʃ/: alternative form of beis
Beijing proper noun /beiˈʝin/: synonym of Pekín
beikost noun [bejˈkost̪]
Beingolea proper noun [bẽjŋgoˈlea]
Beira proper noun [ˈbejɾa]
beirenco adjective [bejˈɾẽŋko]
beirense adjective [bejˈɾẽnse]
Beirut proper noun /beiˈɾut/: Beirut (the capital city of Lebanon)
beirutí adjective, noun /beiɾuˈti/: Beiruti (of, from or relating to the city of Beirut, capital of Lebanon)
beis adjective, noun /ˈbeis/: beige
béisbol noun /ˈbeisbol/: baseball (ballgame)
beisbolero adjective, noun /beisboˈleɾo/: baseball
beisbolista noun: baseball player, baseballer
beisbolístico adjective /beisboˈlistiko/: baseball
béisment noun: basement
Beistegui proper noun [bejsˈt̪eɣ̞i]
Beitia proper noun [ˈbejt̪ja]
Beja proper noun [ˈbexa]
Béjar proper noun /ˈbexaɾ/: Béjar (town)
bejarano adjective, noun /bexaˈɾano/: of, from or relating to Béjar
bejel noun /beˈxel/: tubfish
bejeque noun /beˈxeke/: Any of several plants of the genus Aeonium
bejín noun /beˈxin/: any puffball mushroom of the Lycoperdon genus
bejucal noun [bexuˈkal]
bejucaleño adjective, noun /bexukaˈleɲo/: Of or from Bejucal
bejuco noun /beˈxuko/: liana (any climbing tropical vine)
bejuco de indio noun /beˌxuko de ˈindjo/: whiteroot, chewstick
bejuco de verraco noun /beˌxuko de beˈrako/: cahinca
bejuco leñatero noun /beˌxuko leɲaˈteɾo/: chewstick (plant)
bejuqueado verb [bexukeˈað̞o]
bejuqueando verb [bexukeˈãn̪d̪o]
bel adjective, noun /ˈbel/: bel
bel canto noun /ˌbel ˈkanto/: bel canto (a form of Italian opera singing)
Bela proper noun [ˈbela]
Belando proper noun [beˈlãn̪d̪o]
Belano proper noun [beˈlano]
Belar proper noun [beˈlaɾ]
Belardi proper noun [beˈlaɾð̞i]
Belardo proper noun [beˈlaɾð̞o]
Belarmino proper noun /belaɾˈmino/: a male given name
Belarra proper noun /beˈlara/: a surname
Belarús proper noun /belaˈɾus/: Belarus (a country in Eastern Europe)
Belasco proper noun /beˈlasko/: a surname from Basque
Belascoain proper noun [belaskoˈãjn]
belatobe noun: maguey worm
Belaunde proper noun [belaˈũn̪d̪e]
belaundista adjective, noun /belaunˈdista/: of, relating to, or supporting, Fernando Belaúnde Terry, former president of Peru
Belaustegui proper noun [belawsˈt̪eɣ̞i]
Belausteguigoitia proper noun [belawst̪eɣ̞iˈɣ̞ojt̪ja]
Belay proper noun [beˈlaj]
belcantismo noun /belkanˈtismo/: bel canto style
belcantista adjective /belkanˈtista/: bel canto
belcebú noun: Beelzebub
belcho noun [ˈbelʲt͡ʃo]
beldad noun, verb /belˈdad/: beauty
beldado verb /belˈdado/: past participle of beldar
beldando verb [bel̪ˈd̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of beldar
beldar verb /belˈdaɾ/: to winnow
belduque noun /belˈduke/: A type of elongated and pointed knife.
Belém proper noun [beˈlẽm]
belemita adjective, noun: of Club Deportivo Belén Fútbol Club
belén noun /beˈlen/: crib, nativity scene
belena noun [beˈlena]
belencanda noun /belenˈkanda/: blackberry lily
belenismo noun: the art of making nativity scenes
belenista noun /beleˈnista/: nativity scene artist
beleño noun /beˈleɲo/: henbane (plant)
beleño blanco phrase [beˈleɲo ˈβ̞lãŋko]
beleño negro noun, phrase [beˈleɲo ˈneɣ̞ɾo]: henbane; black henbane; stinking nightshade (Hyoscyamus niger)
belesa noun /beˈlesa/: doctorbush (Plumbago scandens)
belez noun [beˈles]
Belfast proper noun /belˈfast/: Belfast (the capital and largest city of Northern Ireland)
belfo adjective, noun /ˈbelfo/: Having thick lips
belga adjective, noun /ˈbelɡa/: Belgian (from or native to Belgium)
bélgico adjective: Belgian (from or native to Belgium)
Bélgorod proper noun /ˈbelɡoɾod/: Belgorod (a city in Russia)
belgradense adjective, noun [belɣ̞ɾaˈð̞ẽnse]: of, from or relating to the city of Belgrade, capital of Serbia
Belgrado proper noun /belˈɡɾado/: Belgrade (the capital city of Serbia)
Belgrano proper noun /belˈɡɾano/: a surname from Italian
belhez noun [belˈes]
bélicamente adverb: in a warlike manner
Belice proper noun /beˈliθe/: Belize (an English-speaking country in Central America, formerly called British Honduras)
beliceño adjective, noun /beliˈθeɲo/: Belizean (pertaining to Belize)
belicismo noun /beliˈθismo/: warmongering
belicista adjective, noun /beliˈθista/: warmongering
bélico adjective /ˈbeliko/: military, war, warlike (relating to war)
belicosidad noun /belikosiˈdad/: bellicosity
belicoso adjective /beliˈkoso/: bellicose, warlike
belieber noun [biˈliβ̞eɾ]
beligerancia noun /belixeˈɾanθja/: belligerence
beligerante adjective /belixeˈɾante/: belligerent
belígero adjective: warmongering
belín noun [beˈlĩn]
Belinda proper noun [beˈlĩn̪d̪a]
belinún adjective [beliˈnũn]
belio noun /ˈbeljo/: bel
Belisario proper noun /beliˈsaɾjo/: Belisarius (a general of the Byzantine Empire)
bella de noche noun /ˌbeʝa de ˈnot͡ʃe/: pink windmills (Allionia incarnata)
bellacada noun [beʝaˈkað̞a]
bellacamente adverb /beˌʝakaˈmente/: wickedly, crookedly
bellaco adjective, noun /beˈʝako/: scoundrel, rascal
belladona noun /beʝaˈdona/: deadly nightshade (Atropa belladonna)
belladona falsa noun: berry catchfly
bellamente adverb [ˌbeʝaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: beautifully, finely, prettily
bellaqueado verb [beʝakeˈað̞o]
bellaqueando verb [beʝakeˈãn̪d̪o]
bellaquear verb [beʝakeˈaɾ]
bellaqueo noun [beʝaˈkeo]
bellaquera noun /beʝaˈkeɾa/: bravery, guts
bellaquería noun /beʝakeˈɾia/: scoundrelry
bellas artes noun /ˌbeʝas ˈaɾtes/: fine arts
bellas letras noun /ˌbeʝas ˈletɾas/: belles-lettres; literature
bellasombra noun /beʝaˈsombɾa/: ombu
Bellavista proper noun /beʝaˈbista/: a province of San Martin, Peru
belle époque noun: Belle Époque
belleza noun /beˈʝeθa/: beauty (the quality of being beautiful)
belleza sureña noun: Southern belle
bellini noun [beˈlini]

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.