Spanish words: excursionado to exobispo

Spanish words excursionado to exobispo

1. excursionado verb /eɡskuɾsjoˈnado/: past participle of excursionar
2. excursionando verb [ekskuɾsjoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of excursionar
3. excursionar verb /eɡskuɾsjoˈnaɾ/: to go on an excursion
4. excursionismo noun /eɡskuɾsjoˈnismo/: hiking, trekking
5. excursionista noun /eɡskuɾsjoˈnista/: excursionist
6. excurso noun /eɡsˈkuɾso/: excursus
7. excusa noun, verb /eɡsˈkusa/: excuse, cop-out
8. excusabaraja noun [ekskusaβ̞aˈɾaxa]
9. excusable adjective: excusable
10. excusación noun: recusal
11. excusado adjective, noun, verb /eɡskuˈsado/: toilet
12. excusalí noun [ekskusaˈli]
13. excusando verb [ekskuˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of excusar
14. excusándose verb [ekskuˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of excusar combined with se
15. excusar verb /eɡskuˈsaɾ/: to excuse
16. excusarse verb [ekskuˈsaɾse]: infinitive of excusar combined with se
17. excusión noun [ekskuˈsjõn]
18. exdecano noun: former dean
19. exdefensa noun: former defender
20. exdefensor noun: former defender
21. exdelantero noun: former striker
22. exdelegado noun: former delegate
23. exdeportista noun: former sportsman/sportswoman
24. exdetective noun: former detective
25. exdetenido noun: former inmate
26. exdictador noun /eɡsdiɡtaˈdoɾ/: former dictator
27. exdignatario noun: former dignitary
28. exdiplomático noun: former diplomat
29. exdiputado noun: ex-deputy
30. exdirectivo noun: former director
31. exdirector noun: ex-director, former director
32. exdirigencia noun /eɡsdiɾiˈxenθja/: former leadership
33. exdirigente noun: former leader
34. exdiseñador noun /eɡsdiseɲaˈdoɾ/: former designer
35. exdocente noun: former teacher
36. exdueño noun: former owner
37. exduque noun: former duke
38. exe noun, verb [ˈekse]: third-person singular present indicative
39. execonomista noun: former economist
40. execrabilísimo adjective [eksekɾaβ̞iˈlisimo]
41. execrable adjective /eɡseˈkɾable/: execrable
42. execración noun /eɡsekɾaˈθjon/: execration
43. execrado verb /eɡseˈkɾado/: past participle of execrar
44. execrando verb [ekseˈkɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of execrar
45. execrar verb /eɡseˈkɾaɾ/: to execrate
46. execuátur noun /ekseˈkwatur/: exequatur
47. exedificio noun: former building
48. exedil noun: former mayor
49. exeditor noun /eɡsediˈtoɾ/: former editor
50. exedra noun [ekˈseð̞ɾa]
51. exefemelenista noun: a former member of the Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front
52. exégesis noun /eɡseˈxesis/: alternative form of exégesis
53. exégeta noun, verb /eɡˈsexeta/: exegete, exegetist
54. exegetar verb /eɡsexeˈtaɾ/: (chiefly theology) to exegete
55. exegéticamente adverb /eɡseˌxetikaˈmente/: exegetically
56. exegético adjective /eɡseˈxetiko/: exegetic, exegetical (pertaining to exegesis)
57. exegetista adjective, noun /eɡsexeˈtista/: synonym of exegético (“exegetic, exegetical”)
58. exejecutivo noun: former executive
59. exembajador noun: ex-ambassador
60. exemestano noun: exemestane
61. exemperador noun /eɡsempeɾaˈdoɾ/: former emperor
62. exempleado noun [eksẽmpleˈað̞o]: former employee
63. exempleador noun: former employer
64. exempresa noun: former business
65. exempresario noun: former businessman
66. exencargado noun: former CEO
67. exención noun /eɡsenˈθjon/: exemption
68. exención fiscal noun: tax exemption
69. exenemigo noun: former enemy
70. exenfermera noun: former nurse
71. exentado verb [eksẽn̪ˈt̪að̞o]: past participle of exentar
72. exentando verb [eksẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of exentar
73. exentándose verb [eksẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of exentar combined with se
74. exentar verb [eksẽn̪ˈt̪aɾ]: to exempt
75. exentarse verb [eksẽn̪ˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of exentar combined with se
76. exento adjective, noun, verb /eɡˈsento/: exempt
77. exentrenador noun /eɡsentɾenaˈdoɾ/: former trainer
78. exequatur noun /eɡseˈkwatuɾ/: alternative form of execuátur
79. exequial adjective: funereal
80. exequias noun /eɡˈsekjas/: funeral rites
81. exequible adjective: applicable according to constitutional law
82. Exequiel proper noun [ekseˈkjel]
83. exequipo noun: former team
84. exéresis noun [ekˈseɾesis]: exaeresis
85. exergía noun [ekseɾˈxia]: exergy
86. exerto adjective /eɡˈseɾto/: exserted
87. exesclavo noun: former slave
88. exescritor noun: former writer
89. exescuela noun: former school
90. exespía noun: former spy
91. exesposo noun: ex-husband
92. exestación noun: former station
93. exesteliano noun /eɡsesteˈljano/: someone who used to be in Estelí
94. exestratega noun /eɡsestɾaˈteɡa/: former strategist
95. exestrella noun /eɡsesˈtɾeʝa/: former star
96. exestudiante noun: former student
97. exetarra noun /eɡseˈtara/: former ETA member
98. exeurodiputado noun: former MEP
99. exfábrica noun: former factory
100. exfigura noun: former actor
101. exfilial noun: former subsidiary
102. exfiltración noun /eɡsfiltɾaˈθjon/: exfiltration
103. exfiltrar verb /eɡsfilˈtɾaɾ/: to exfiltrate
104. exfiscal noun /eɡsfisˈkal/: former prosecutor
105. exfoliación noun [eksfoljaˈsjõn]: exfoliation (state of being exfoliated)
106. exfoliado verb /eɡsfoˈljado/: past participle of exfoliar
107. exfoliando verb [eksfoˈljãn̪d̪o]: gerund of exfoliar
108. exfoliándose verb [eksfoˈljãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of exfoliar combined with se
109. exfoliante adjective, noun /eɡsfoˈljante/: exfoliating; acting as an exfoliant
110. exfoliar verb /eɡsfoˈljaɾ/: to exfoliate
111. exfoliarse verb [eksfoˈljaɾse]
112. exfoliativo adjective /eɡsfoljaˈtibo/: exfoliative
113. exfonavista noun: former member of Fonavistas del Peru
114. exfotógrafo noun: former photographer
115. exfrentista noun /eɡsfɾenˈtista/: former frontist
116. exfumador noun: former smoker
117. exfuncionario noun /eɡsfunθjoˈnaɾjo/: former civil servant
118. exfundador noun: former founder
119. exfutbolista noun: former football player
120. exgalán noun: former leading man
121. exgay adjective, noun /eɡsˈɡai/: ex-gay
122. exgeneral noun: former general
123. exgerente noun: ex-leader
124. exgimnasta noun: former gymnast
125. exgobernador noun: ex-governor
126. exgobernante noun: former governor
127. exgoleador noun: former goalscorer
128. exgolero noun: former striker
129. exgrupo noun: former group
130. exguardaespaldas noun: former bodyguard
131. exguardameta noun: former goalkeeper
132. exguardia noun /eɡsˈɡwaɾdja/: former guard
133. exguerrero noun: former warrior
134. exguerrilla noun /eɡsɡeˈriʝa/: former guerrilla
135. exguerrillero noun: former guerrilla
136. exguitarrista noun: former guitarist
137. exhacienda noun: a former treasury
138. exhalación noun /eɡsalaˈθjon/: exhalation
139. exhalado verb /eɡsaˈlado/: past participle of exhalar
140. exhalador adjective [eksalaˈð̞oɾ]
141. exhalando verb [eksaˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of exhalar
142. exhalándose verb [eksaˈlãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of exhalar combined with se
143. exhalar verb /eɡsaˈlaɾ/: to exhale
144. exhalarse verb [eksaˈlaɾse]: infinitive of exhalar combined with se
145. exhalativo adjective: exhalative
146. exhaustación noun [eksawst̪aˈsjõn]: exhaust expulsion
147. exhaustivamente adverb /eɡsausˌtibaˈmente/: exhaustively
148. exhaustividad noun /eɡsaustibiˈdad/: exhaustiveness, comprehensiveness
149. exhaustivo adjective /eɡsausˈtibo/: exhaustive, thorough
150. exhausto adjective /eɡˈsausto/: exhausted
151. exhaustor noun: exhauster
152. exhibela noun, verb [eksiˈβ̞ela]
153. exhibición noun /eɡsibiˈθjon/: exhibition, show, display
154. exhibicionismo noun [eksiβ̞isjoˈnismo]: exhibitionism
155. exhibicionista noun /eɡsibiθjoˈnista/: exhibitionist (one who exposes genitalia), streaker
156. exhibido verb /eɡsiˈbido/: past participle of exhibir
157. exhibidor adjective, noun /eɡsibiˈdoɾ/: exhibiting
158. exhibiendo verb [eksiˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of exhibir
159. exhibiéndose verb [eksiˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of exhibir combined with se
160. exhibir verb /eɡsiˈbiɾ/: to exhibit, to show
161. exhibirse verb [eksiˈβ̞iɾse]: infinitive of exhibir combined with se
162. exhombre noun: former man
163. exhortación noun [eksoɾt̪aˈsjõn]: exhortation
164. exhortado verb /eɡsoɾˈtado/: past participle of exhortar
165. exhortador adjective [eksoɾt̪aˈð̞oɾ]
166. exhortando verb [eksoɾˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of exhortar
167. exhortar verb /eɡsoɾˈtaɾ/: to exhort
168. exhortativa adjective, noun [eksoɾt̪aˈt̪iβ̞a]: feminine singular of exhortativo
169. exhortativo adjective [eksoɾt̪aˈt̪iβ̞o]: synonym of exhortatorio
170. exhortatorio adjective [eksoɾt̪aˈt̪oɾjo]: exhortatory
171. exhortó noun, verb [eksˈoɾt̪o]: warrant
172. exhumación noun /eɡsumaˈθjon/: exhumation
173. exhumado verb /eɡsuˈmado/: past participle of exhumar
174. exhumador adjective [eksumaˈð̞oɾ]
175. exhumando verb [eksuˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of exhumar
176. exhumar verb /eɡsuˈmaɾ/: to exhume, disinter
177. exicial adjective [eksiˈsjal]: deadly
178. exida noun, verb /eɡˈsida/: exit
179. exídolo noun: former idol
180. exiente adjective: exiting; outbound
181. exigencia noun /eɡsiˈxenθja/: requirement
182. exigente adjective /eɡsiˈxente/: demanding, picky, exacting, choosy, fussy, tough, fastidious, finicky (hard to please)
183. exigentemente adverb: urgently
184. exigibilidad noun /eɡsixibiliˈdad/: enforceability
185. exigible adjective /eɡsiˈxible/: exigible, enforceable, demandable
186. exigido verb /eɡsiˈxido/: past participle of exigir
187. exigiendo verb [eksiˈxjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of exigir
188. exigir verb /eɡsiˈxiɾ/: to demand; to require; to call for
189. exigüidad noun /eɡsiɡwiˈdad/: meagreness; scantness
190. exiguo adjective /eɡˈsiɡwo/: exiguous, scarce, scanty, meager
191. exilado adjective, noun, verb [eksiˈlað̞o]: exiled
192. exilando verb [eksiˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of exilar
193. exilándose verb [eksiˈlãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of exilar combined with se
194. exilar verb /eɡsiˈlaɾ/: to exile
195. exilarca noun: exilarch
196. exilarse verb [eksiˈlaɾse]: infinitive of exilar combined with se
197. exiliado adjective, verb /eɡsiˈljado/: exiled
198. exiliando verb [eksiˈljãn̪d̪o]: gerund of exiliar
199. exiliándose verb [eksiˈljãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of exiliar combined with se
200. exiliar verb /eɡsiˈljaɾ/: to exile
201. exiliarse verb [eksiˈljaɾse]: infinitive of exiliar combined with se
202. exilio noun, verb /eɡˈsiljo/: exile
203. eximente adjective, noun [ˌeksiˈmẽn̪t̪e]: exempt
204. eximición noun: exemption
205. eximido adjective, verb /eɡsiˈmido/: exempt
206. eximiendo verb [eksiˈmjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of eximir
207. eximiéndose verb [eksiˈmjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of eximir combined with se
208. eximio adjective, verb /eɡˈsimjo/: excellent, top-notch
209. eximir verb /eɡsiˈmiɾ/: to absolve, exempt
210. eximirse verb [eksiˈmiɾse]: infinitive of eximir combined with se
211. exina noun: exine
212. exingeniero noun: former engineer
213. exinscrito adjective: escribed
214. exinspector noun: former inspector
215. exinstructor noun /eɡsinstɾuɡˈtoɾ/: former instructor or teacher
216. exintegrante noun: former member
217. exintendente noun: former superintendent
218. exinternacional noun: former international player
219. exintérprete noun: former artist
220. exinvestigador noun: former researcher
221. exir verb: to exit
222. existencia noun /eɡsisˈtenθja/: existence
223. existencial adjective /eɡsistenˈθjal/: existential
224. existencialismo noun /eɡsistenθjaˈlismo/: existentialism
225. existencialista adjective, noun /eɡsistenθjaˈlista/: existentialist (of or relating to existentialism)
226. existencialmente adverb [eksist̪ẽnˌsjalˈmẽn̪t̪e]: existentially
227. existencias noun /eɡsisˈtenθjas/: plural of existencia
228. existente adjective /eɡsisˈtente/: existent, existing
229. existido verb /eɡsisˈtido/: past participle of existir
230. existiendo verb [eksisˈt̪jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of existir
231. existiente adjective: alternative form of existente
232. existimado verb /eɡsistiˈmado/: past participle of existimar
233. existimando verb [eksist̪iˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of existimar
234. existimar verb /eɡsistiˈmaɾ/: to judge, to form an opinion
235. existimativo adjective /eɡsistimaˈtibo/: putative
236. existir verb /eɡsisˈtiɾ/: to exist
237. exitazo noun /eɡsiˈtaθo/: large success, smash hit, blockbuster
238. exitismo noun [eksiˈt̪ismo]
239. éxito noun /ˈeɡsito/: success
240. exitosamente adverb: successfully
241. exitoso adjective /eɡsiˈtoso/: successful (achieving or having achieved success)
242. exitus noun /ˈeksitus/: death, decease
243. exjefe noun: former boss
244. exjerarca noun: former leader
245. exjuez noun: former judge
246. exjugador noun: ex-player
247. exjurado noun: former judge or referee
248. exkirchnerista noun: former Kirchnerist
249. exlegislador noun: former legislator/lawmaker
250. exlehendakari noun: former lehendakari
251. exlendakari noun: former lehendakari
252. exleón noun: former Athletic Bilbao player
253. exletrado noun: former lawyer
254. exlíder noun: former leader
255. exlocalidad noun: former place or locality
256. exlocutor noun: former speaker
257. exluchador noun: former wrestler
258. exmadridista noun: former Real Madrid player
259. exmaestro noun: former teacher
260. exmafioso noun: former mafia member
261. exmagistrado noun: former judge
262. exmagnate noun: former magnate
263. exmagnífica noun: former magnífica
264. exmánager noun: former manager
265. exmandatario noun: former leader
266. exmando noun: former leader
267. exmarido noun /eɡsmaˈɾido/: ex-husband
268. exmarine noun: former marine
269. exmarinero noun: former sailor
270. exmatrimonio noun: former married couple
271. exmayor noun: former major
272. exmedallista noun: former medalist
273. exmediador noun: former mediator
274. exmédico noun: former doctor
275. exmercenario noun: former mercenary
276. exmiembro noun: former member; ex-member
277. exmilitante noun: former soldier
278. exmilitar noun: former soldier
279. exministro noun /eɡsmiˈnistɾo/: ex-minister
280. exmisionero noun: former missionary
281. exmiss noun: former beauty queen
282. Exmo. abbreviation
283. exmodelo noun: ex-model
284. exmonarca noun: former monarch
285. exmonje noun: former monk
286. exmujer noun: ex-wife
287. exmundialista noun: former world cup participant
288. exmunicipalista noun: former municipalist
289. exmúsico noun: former musician
290. exnadador noun: former swimmer
291. exnarcotraficante noun: former drug smuggler
292. exnazi noun: ex-Nazi
293. exnegociador noun: former negotiator
294. exniñera noun: former babysitter
295. exniño noun: former boy
296. exnovia noun: ex-girlfriend
297. exnovio noun /eɡsˈnobjo/: ex-boyfriend
298. exnúmero noun: former soldier
299. exo prefix, verb [ˈekso]: exo-
300. exobispo noun: former bishop

Part 46 · Part 48 · Spanish words: E

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 E: 14,952 words, in 50 parts.