Spanish words: mayordomeando to medanoso

Spanish words mayordomeando to medanoso

1. mayordomeando verb [maʝoɾð̞omeˈãn̪d̪o]
2. mayordomear verb [maʝoɾð̞omeˈaɾ]
3. mayordomía noun /maʝoɾdoˈmia/: stewardship
4. mayordomo noun /maʝoɾˈdomo/: butler, majordomo
5. mayoreado verb [maʝoɾeˈað̞o]
6. mayoreando verb [maʝoɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
7. mayoreo noun: wholesale
8. Mayorga proper noun /maˈʝoɾɡa/: a surname
9. mayoría noun /maʝoˈɾia/: majority
10. mayoría absoluta noun: absolute majority
11. mayoría agravada phrase [maʝoˈɾia aɣ̞ɾaˈβ̞að̞a]
12. mayoría cualificada phrase [maʝoˈɾia kwalifiˈkað̞a]
13. mayoría de edad noun: coming-of-age, coming of age
14. mayoría relativa noun: relative majority; plurality
15. mayoría silenciosa phrase [maʝoˈɾia silẽnˈsjosa]
16. mayoría simple phrase [maʝoˈɾia ˈsĩmple]
17. mayoridad noun [maʝoɾiˈð̞að̞]
18. mayorino noun [maʝoˈɾino]
19. mayorista noun /maʝoˈɾista/: wholesaler, wholesale dealer
20. mayoritariamente adverb /maʝoɾiˌtaɾjaˈmente/: mostly, mainly, by a majority
21. mayoritario adjective /maʝoɾiˈtaɾjo/: majority
22. mayoritarismo noun: majoritarianism
23. mayormente adverb /maˌʝoɾˈmente/: mainly, largely
24. mayormientre adverb [maʝoɾˈmjẽn̪t̪ɾe]
25. mayoruna adjective, noun: Mayoruna; Matsés
26. mayotense adjective [maʝoˈt̪ẽnse]
27. Mayotte proper noun [maˈʝot̪e]
28. Mayra proper noun /ˈmaiɾa/: a female given name
29. Mayte proper noun /ˈmaite/: a female given name, a less common variant of Maite
30. mayu noun [ˈmaʝu]
31. mayuelo noun [maʝˈ(ɣ̞)w̝elo]
32. mayueta noun [maʝˈ(ɣ̞)w̝et̪a]
33. mayugada noun [maʝuˈɣ̞að̞a]
34. mayugado verb [maʝuˈɣ̞að̞o]
35. mayugando verb [maʝuˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]
36. mayugar verb [maʝuˈɣ̞aɾ]
37. mayugarse verb [maʝuˈɣ̞aɾse]
38. mayugón noun [maʝuˈɣ̞õn]
39. mayús noun: shift, shift key
40. mayúscula adjective, noun /maˈʝuskula/: capital letter
41. mayusculación noun /maʝuskulaˈθjon/: capitalisation (choice of case when writing a word)
42. mayusculización noun /maʝuskuliθaˈθjon/: letter capitalization
43. mayusculizar verb /maʝuskuliˈθaɾ/: to capitalize letters
44. mayúsculo adjective /maˈʝuskulo/: upper case, uppercase
45. maza noun, verb /ˈmaθa/: mace, club (weapon)
46. mazacalla noun [masaˈkaʝa]
47. mazacaya noun [masaˈkaʝa]
48. mazacote noun /maθaˈkote/: concrete
49. mazacotudo adjective [masakoˈt̪uð̞o]
50. mazacúa noun [masaˈkua]
51. mazacuata noun /maθaˈkwata/: Mexican boa constrictor (scientific name Boa imperator)
52. mazacuate noun [masaˈkwat̪e]
53. mazado verb /maˈθado/: past participle of mazar
54. mazahua adjective, noun /maˈθawa/: Mazahua
55. mazahua central phrase [maˈsawa sẽn̪ˈt̪ɾal]
56. mazahua de Michoacán phrase [maˈsawa ð̞e mit͡ʃoaˈkãn]
57. Mazalquivir proper noun [masalkiˈβ̞iɾ]
58. Mazamitla proper noun [masaˈmit̪la]
59. mazamorra noun /maθaˈmora/: mazamorra (a traditional maize-based pudding or drink of Latin America)
60. mazamorreado verb [masamoreˈað̞o]
61. mazamorreando verb [masamoreˈãn̪d̪o]
62. mazamorrear verb [masamoreˈaɾ]
63. mazamorreo noun [masamoˈreo]
64. mazamorrero noun [masamoˈreɾo]
65. mazamorriento adjective [masamoˈrjẽn̪t̪o]
66. mazandaraní adjective, noun: Mazanderani
67. mazando verb [maˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mazar
68. mazapán noun /maθaˈpan/: marzipan (confection made with almond paste, or another nut such as peanut)
69. mazar verb /maˈθaɾ/: to tenderize (meat)
70. Mazarambroz proper noun [masaɾãmˈbɾos]
71. mazarí adjective [masaˈɾi]
72. Mazariegos proper noun [masaˈɾjeɣ̞os]
73. mazarinada noun [masaɾiˈnað̞a]
74. mazarota noun [masaˈɾot̪a]
75. Mazarredo proper noun [masaˈreð̞o]
76. Mazatán proper noun [masaˈt̪ãn]
77. mazateco adjective, noun: Mazatec
78. Mazatlán proper noun /maθaˈtlan/: Mazatlán (a city in Sinaloa, Mexico)
79. mazatleco adjective, noun [masaˈt̪leko]: Mazatecan
80. mazazo noun /maˈθaθo/: a blow or hit with a mallet or hammer
81. mazdeísmo noun [masð̞eˈismo]: Mazdeism
82. mazel tov interjection [maˈsel̪ ˈt̪oβ̞]
83. mazmorra noun /maθˈmora/: dungeon
84. maznado verb /maθˈnado/: past participle of maznar
85. maznando verb [masˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of maznar
86. maznar verb: to squeeze or soften
87. mazo adverb, noun, verb /ˈmaθo/: hammer (tool with a heavy head and a handle used for pounding)
88. mazo de carne phrase [ˈmaso ð̞e ˈkaɾne]
89. mazonado adjective, verb /maθoˈnado/: embattled
90. mazonando verb [masoˈnãn̪d̪o]
91. mazonar verb [masoˈnaɾ]
92. mazoneado verb [masoneˈað̞o]
93. mazoneando verb [masoneˈãn̪d̪o]
94. mazonería noun /maθoneˈɾia/: masonry
95. mazonero noun /maθoˈneɾo/: mason, stonemason
96. mazorca noun /maˈθoɾka/: cob (of corn)
97. mazorqueado verb [masoɾkeˈað̞o]
98. mazorqueando verb [masoɾkeˈãn̪d̪o]
99. mazorquero noun [masoɾˈkeɾo]
100. Mazuela proper noun [maˈswela]
101. mazurca noun /maˈθuɾka/: mazurka
102. Mbabane proper noun [baˈβ̞ane]
103. mbaguarí noun /mbaɡwaˈɾi/: maguari stork
104. Mbappé proper noun /embaˈpe/: a surname in French
105. Mbeya proper noun [ˈbeʝa]
106. mbeyú noun [beˈʝu]
107. mbiguá noun [biˈɣ̞wa]
108. MBps abbreviation [ˈbps]
109. mbyá adjective, noun /ˈmbʝa/: Mbyá
110. MC abbreviation
111. mcd noun: initialism of máximo común divisor
112. McDonald proper noun [ˈmak ˈð̞onal̪d̪]
113. MCI abbreviation, noun [ˈsi]: initialism of motor de combustión interna
114. McLaren noun: McLaren (car)
115. mcm noun: initialism of mínimo común múltiplo
116. mdd noun: million dollars
117. mde noun: million euros
118. MDI phrase: initialism of me da igual (It doesn’t matter – Literally, “It gives me equal.”)
119. MDLR abbreviation
120. mdp noun: initialism of millones de pesos
121. me noun, pronoun /me/: initialism of muerte encefálica (“brain death”)
122. me cacho interjection /me ˈkat͡ʃo/: darn it, damn it
123. me cago en diez interjection, phrase [me ˈkaɣ̞o ẽn̪ ˈd̪jes]: euphemistic form of me cago en Dios
124. me cago en Dios phrase [me ˈkaɣ̞o ẽn̪ ˈd̪jos]: synonym of me cago en la leche
125. me cago en el mar phrase /me ˌkaɡo en el ˈmaɾ/: fuck; fuck it; holy crap on a stick
126. me cago en la hostia phrase [me ˈkaɣ̞o ẽn la ˈost̪ja]: synonym of me cago en la leche
127. me cago en la leche phrase /me ˌkaɡo en la ˈlet͡ʃe/: Used to express anger, irritation, contempt, or disappointment: fuck
128. me cago en la leche que te han dado phrase /me ˌkaɡo en la ˌlet͡ʃe ke te ˌan ˈdado/: synonym of me cago en la leche
129. me cago en la mar interjection /me ˌkaɡo en la ˈmaɾ/: alternative form of me cago en el mar
130. me cago en la mar salada interjection: alternative form of me cago en el mar
131. me cago en la puta phrase /me ˌkaɡo en la ˈputa/: fuck; fuck it
132. me cago en la puta de oros phrase [me ˈkaɣ̞o ẽn la ˈput̪a ð̞e ˈoɾos]
133. me cago en la Virgen phrase [me ˈkaɣ̞o ẽn la ˈβ̞iɾxẽn]: synonym of me cago en la leche
134. me cago en los mengues interjection [me ˈkaɣ̞o ẽn los ˈmẽŋges]
135. me cago en mi manto phrase: synonym of me cago en la leche
136. me cago en San Pito Pato phrase: synonym of me cago en la leche
137. me cago en ti interjection /me ˌkaɡo en ˈti/: fuck you!
138. me cago en todo phrase /me ˌkaɡo en ˈtodo/: synonym of me cago en la leche
139. me cago en todo lo que se menea phrase /me ˌkaɡo en ˌtodo lo ke se meˈnea/: synonym of me cago en la leche
140. me cago en tu boca phrase: synonym of me cago en la leche
141. me cago en tu estampa phrase [me ˈkaɣ̞o ẽn̪ t̪u esˈt̪ãmpa]: synonym of me cago en la leche
142. me cago en tu familia phrase /me ˌkaɡo en tu faˈmilja/: fuck you, fuck your mother, fuck it, go to hell
143. me cago en tu puta madre phrase /me ˌkaɡo en tu ˌputa ˈmadɾe/: fuck you
144. me cago en tu puta madre que te parió phrase /me ˌkaɡo en tu ˌputa ˌmadɾe ke te paˈɾjo/: fuck your mother, motherfucker, son of a bitch, fuck you
145. me cago en tus muertos interjection, phrase /me ˌkaɡo en tus ˈmweɾtos/: fuck you!
146. me cago en tus vivos interjection /me ˌkaɡo en tus ˈbibos/: fuck you
147. me duele la cabeza phrase /me ˌdwele la kaˈbeθa/: I have a headache, my head hurts
148. me gusta noun, phrase /me ˈɡusta/: like, thumbs up
149. me gustas phrase /me ˈɡustas/: I like you; I fancy you
150. me la pela phrase [me la ˈpela]: I don't give a shit
151. me la suda phrase /me la ˈsuda/: I don't give a fuck, whatever, i don't give a rat's arse
152. me llamo phrase /me ˈʝamo/: my name is ..., I am ..., I'm ...
153. me lleva la chingada madre phrase [me ˈʝeβ̞a la t͡ʃĩŋˈgað̞a ˈmað̞ɾe]
154. me lo avisas phrase [me lo aˈβ̞isas]
155. me lo dices o me lo cuentas phrase /me lo ˌdiθes o me lo ˈkwentas/: tell me about it!
156. me mataste interjection [me maˈt̪ast̪e]
157. me parto y me mondo phrase /me ˌpaɾto i me ˈmondo/: I (am) laugh(ing) really hard; I am splitting my sides
158. me piro vampiro phrase /me ˌpiɾo bamˈpiɾo/: I'm out of here; I'm offski; see you later alligator
159. me sabe mal phrase: I'm sorry
160. me suena a chino phrase /me ˌswena a ˈt͡ʃino/: it's all Greek to me; I don't understand any of this
161. me vale interjection /me ˈbale/: I don't care
162. me vale madre interjection /me ˌbale ˈmadɾe/: I don't care
163. mea culpa phrase /ˌmea ˈkulpa/: mea culpa
164. Meabe proper noun [meˈaβ̞e]
165. meada noun, verb /meˈada/: piss; leak
166. meadero noun /meaˈdeɾo/: pisser; bog
167. meado noun, verb /meˈado/: past participle of mear
168. meado de burra phrase [meˈað̞o ð̞e ˈβ̞ura]
169. Meagher proper noun [meaˈɣ̞eɾ]
170. meaja noun /meˈaxa/: a historical coin from Castile
171. Meana proper noun [meˈana]
172. meando verb /meˈando/: gerund of mear
173. meándose verb [meˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of mear combined with se
174. meándrico adjective: meandric
175. meandro noun /meˈandɾo/: meander
176. Meanguera proper noun /meanˈɡeɾa/: a town in Morazán department, El Salvador
177. Meano proper noun [meˈano]
178. meapilas noun [meaˈpilas]: sanctimonious, God botherer
179. mear verb /meˈaɾ/: to piss, to pee
180. mear agua bendita verb: to be a Christian soldier; to be holier-than-thou; to be a Holy Roller
181. mear fuera del perol phrase [meˈaɾ ˈfweɾa ð̞el peˈɾol]
182. mear fuera del tiesto phrase, verb [meˈaɾ ˈfweɾa ð̞el̪ ˈt̪jest̪o]: to put one's foot in it
183. mearra adjective [meˈara]
184. mearse verb [meˈaɾse]: infinitive of mear combined with se
185. mearse de risa verb: to piss oneself (laughing)
186. meatal adjective /meaˈtal/: meatal
187. meato noun /meˈato/: meatus
188. meau noun [ˈmeaw]
189. Meave proper noun [meˈaβ̞e]
190. Meaza proper noun [meˈasa]
191. mebeverina noun: mebeverine
192. mebli noun [ˈmeβ̞li]: marble
193. mec de la rue noun [ˈmek ð̞e la ˈrwe]
194. meca adjective, interjection, noun /ˈmeka/: shoot, shank, sugar (euphemised form of "shit")
195. mecachis interjection /meˈkat͡ʃis/: sugar, frick, sugar honey ice tea
196. mecachis en la mar interjection /meˌkat͡ʃis en la ˈmaɾ/: fiddlesticks, sugar honey ice tea
197. mecachis los mengues interjection [meˈkat͡ʃis los ˈmẽŋges]
198. mecamática noun [mekaˈmat̪ika]
199. mecánica adjective, noun /meˈkanika/: female equivalent of mecánico
200. mecánica cuántica noun, phrase /meˌkanika ˈkwantika/: quantum mechanics
201. mecánica de rocas phrase [meˈkanika ð̞e ˈrokas]
202. mecánicamente adverb /meˌkanikaˈmente/: mechanically
203. mecanicidad noun [mekanisiˈð̞að̞]: the state of being mechanical or mechanized
204. mecanicismo noun [mekaniˈsismo]: mechanism; (sometimes specifically) mechanical philosophy
205. mecanicista adjective [mekaniˈsist̪a]: mechanistic
206. mecánico adjective, noun /meˈkaniko/: mechanical
207. mecanismo noun /mekaˈnismo/: mechanism
208. mecanismo de defensa noun: defence mechanism
209. mecanismo de escape noun: escapement
210. mecanísticamente adverb: mechanistically
211. mecanístico adjective: mechanistic
212. mecanizable adjective /mekaniˈθable/: mechanizable
213. mecanización noun /mekaniθaˈθjon/: mechanization
214. mecanizado noun, verb /mekaniˈθado/: mechanization
215. mecanizando verb [mekaniˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mecanizar
216. mecanizándose verb [mekaniˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of mecanizar combined with se
217. mecanizar verb /mekaniˈθaɾ/: to mechanize
218. mecanizarse verb [mekaniˈsaɾse]: infinitive of mecanizar combined with se
219. mecano adjective, noun: Meccan
220. mecanocuántico adjective: mechano-quantic
221. mecanoescrito adjective [mekanoesˈkɾit̪o]
222. mecanofobia noun [mekanoˈfoβ̞ja]
223. mecanografía noun, verb /mekanoɡɾaˈfia/: typing
224. mecanografiado verb /mekanoɡɾaˈfjado/: past participle of mecanografiar
225. mecanografiando verb [mekanoɣ̞ɾaˈfjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mecanografiar
226. mecanografiar verb /mekanoɡɾaˈfjaɾ/: to type
227. mecanográfico adjective [mekanoˈɣ̞ɾafiko]: mechanographic
228. mecanógrafo noun /mekaˈnoɡɾafo/: typist
229. mecanorreceptor noun [mekanoresepˈt̪oɾ]: mechanoreceptor
230. mecanoscrito adjective [mekanosˈkɾit̪o]
231. mecanosíntesis noun: mechanosynthesis
232. mecanoterapia noun: mechanotherapy
233. mecanotransducción noun: mechanotransduction
234. mecanuscrito adjective [mekanusˈkɾit̪o]
235. mecapal noun /mekaˈpal/: tumpline
236. mecatazo noun /mekaˈtaθo/: whipping; strike with a rope
237. mecate noun /meˈkate/: rope, cord
238. mecateado verb [mekat̪eˈað̞o]: past participle of mecatear
239. mecateando verb [mekat̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mecatear
240. mecateándose verb [mekat̪eˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of mecatear combined with se
241. mecatear verb /mekateˈaɾ/: to eat cakes
242. mecato noun [meˈkat̪o]
243. mecatrónica adjective, noun [mekaˈt̪ɾonika]: feminine singular of mecatrónico
244. mecatrónico adjective [mekaˈt̪ɾoniko]: mechatronic
245. Mecayapan proper noun /mekaˈʝapan/: Mecayapan (a municipality and city in Veracruz, Mexico)
246. mecedor adjective, noun /meθeˈdoɾ/: rocking (that rocks, swings)
247. mecedora adjective, noun [meseˈð̞oɾa]: rocking chair
248. mecenas noun /meˈθenas/: patron, sponsor
249. mecenazgo noun /meθeˈnaθɡo/: sponsorship, patronage
250. mecer verb /meˈθeɾ/: to rock (movement), cradle
251. mecerse verb [meˈseɾse]: infinitive of mecer combined with se
252. mecha noun, verb /ˈmet͡ʃa/: wick, fuse
253. mecha californiana phrase [ˈmet͡ʃa kalifoɾˈnjana]
254. mecha de lado noun /ˌmet͡ʃa de ˈlado/: sidelock
255. mecha de seguridad noun: safety fuse
256. mechacorta adjective [met͡ʃaˈkoɾt̪a]
257. mechado verb [meˈt͡ʃað̞o]: past participle of mechar
258. mechando verb [meˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mechar
259. mechar verb /meˈt͡ʃaɾ/: to lard
260. mechay noun /meˈt͡ʃai/: alternative form of michay
261. mechera noun [meˈt͡ʃeɾa]
262. mechero noun /meˈt͡ʃeɾo/: burner
263. mechero Bunsen noun: Bunsen burner
264. Mechi proper noun [ˈmet͡ʃi]
265. mechicano adjective, noun /met͡ʃiˈkano/: alternative form of mexicano
266. mechinal noun /met͡ʃiˈnal/: putlog hole (hole left in a wall for the insertion of a wooden beam)
267. mechita noun: highlight (hair)
268. mechoacán noun [met͡ʃoaˈkãn]
269. mechoacán negro phrase [met͡ʃoaˈkãn ˈneɣ̞ɾo]
270. mechón adjective, noun /meˈt͡ʃon/: lock, tuft, strand (of hair)
271. mechoneada noun [met͡ʃoneˈað̞a]
272. mechoneado verb [met͡ʃoneˈað̞o]
273. mechoneando verb [met͡ʃoneˈãn̪d̪o]
274. mechonear verb [met͡ʃoneˈaɾ]
275. mechoneo noun /met͡ʃoˈneo/: hazing, an activity where freshmen are introduced to the university, usually includes jokes and partying
276. mechudo adjective, noun /meˈt͡ʃudo/: disheveled; unkempt
277. mecida noun, verb /meˈθida/: beating; thrashing
278. mecido verb /meˈθido/: past participle of mecer
279. meciendo verb [meˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of mecer
280. meciéndose verb [meˈsjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of mecer combined with se
281. Mecklemburgo proper noun /meklemˈbuɾɡo/: Mecklenburg (a historical region in Baltic northern Germany; part of the modern state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern)
282. meclizina noun: meclizine
283. meco adjective, noun /ˈmeko/: brown-colored
284. mecón interjection [meˈkõn]
285. meconio noun /meˈkonjo/: meconium
286. mecóptero noun: mecopteran
287. meda adjective, noun [ˈmeð̞a]: conical haystack
288. Medal proper noun /meˈdal/: a surname from Galician
289. medalaganariamente adverb [með̞alaɣ̞aˌnaɾjaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: recklessly; without thinking of others
290. medalaganario adjective, noun /meˌdalaɡaˈnaɾjo/: reckless; acting on impulses; couldn't-care-less
291. medalla noun /meˈdaʝa/: medal
292. medalla de bronce noun: bronze medal
293. medalla de oro noun: gold medal
294. medalla de plata noun: silver medal
295. medallero noun /medaˈʝeɾo/: medal table
296. medallista noun [með̞aˈʝist̪a]: medalist
297. medallística noun: the study of medals
298. medallón noun /medaˈʝon/: medallion
299. médano noun /ˈmedano/: dune (ridge or hill of sand)
300. medanoso adjective /medaˈnoso/: duney

Part 13 · Part 15 · Spanish words: M

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 M: 10,353 words, in 35 parts.