Spanish words: mirar por el rabillo del ojo to mixólogo

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Spanish words mirar por el rabillo del ojo to mixólogo

mirar por el rabillo del ojo phrase, verb [miˈɾaɾ poɾ el raˈβ̞iʝo ð̞el ˈoxo]: to see out of the corner of one's eye
mirar por encima del hombro verb: to look down on, stick one's nose up
mirarla verb [miˈɾaɾla]: infinitive of mirar combined with la
mirarlo verb [miˈɾaɾlo]: infinitive of mirar combined with lo
mirarme verb [miˈɾaɾme]: infinitive of mirar combined with me
mirarse verb [miˈɾaɾse]: infinitive of mirar combined with se
mirarse al ombligo phrase [miˈɾaɾse al õmˈbliɣ̞o]
mirarse el ombligo phrase, verb [miˈɾaɾse el õmˈbliɣ̞o]: to navel-gaze
mirarte verb [miˈɾaɾt̪e]: infinitive of mirar combined with te
miras noun, verb /ˈmiɾas/: plural of mira
mirasol noun /miɾaˈsol/: sunflower
Miravalles proper noun /miɾaˈbaʝes/: Miravalles (a hamlet in San Xulianu, Asturias, Spain)
mirceno noun: myrcene
mired noun [miˈɾeð̞]
Mireia proper noun /miˈɾeja/: a female given name from Occitan, equivalent to English Mireille
Mireles proper noun /miˈɾeles/: a surname
mirella noun [miˈɾeʝa]
mirepoix noun [miɾeˈpwa]
Mireya proper noun [miˈɾeʝa]
miria- prefix: myria- (ten thousand)
miríada noun /miˈɾiada/: myriad
Míriam proper noun /ˈmiɾjam/: a female given name from Hebrew, variant of María, equivalent to English Miriam
miriámetro noun: myriameter / myriametre
Mirian proper noun [ˈmiɾjãn]: a female given name, equivalent to English Miriam
miriápodo adjective, noun /miˈɾjapodo/: myriapod
mirica noun [miˈɾika]
mirificado verb [miɾifiˈkað̞o]
mirificando verb [miɾifiˈkãn̪d̪o]
mirificar verb [miɾifiˈkaɾ]
mirífico adjective /miˈɾifiko/: admirable, wonderful
mirilla noun /miˈɾiʝa/: peephole, (UK) spyhole
mirín noun [miˈɾĩn]
miriñaque noun /miɾiˈɲake/: crinoline
miriópodo adjective, noun: alternative form of miriápodo
mirista adjective, noun /miˈɾista/: of the Revolutionary Left Movement of Chile (a far-left political organisation)
miristato noun [miɾisˈt̪at̪o]
mirística noun [miˈɾist̪ika]
miristicácea noun /miɾistiˈkaθea/: any plant of the Myristicaceae family
miristicina noun: myristicin
mirístico adjective /miˈɾistiko/: myristic
mirla noun /ˈmiɾla/: great thrush (Turdus fuscater)
mirlado verb [miɾˈlað̞o]
mirlando verb [miɾˈlãn̪d̪o]
mirlándose verb [miɾˈlãn̪d̪ose]
mirlar verb [miɾˈlaɾ]
mirlitón noun: eunuch flute
mirlo noun /ˈmiɾlo/: blackbird
mirlo de agua noun: rufous-throated dipper (Cinclus schulzii)
mirlo negruzco noun: The sooty thrush, Turdus nigrescens.
mirlo pardo noun: clay-colored thrush
mirmecocoria noun [miɾmekoˈkoɾja]: myrmecochory
mirmecofobia noun [miɾmekoˈfoβ̞ja]
mirmecología noun [miɾmekoloˈxia]
mirmego adjective [miɾˈmeɣ̞o]
mirmidón noun [miɾmiˈð̞õn]: myrmidon
Mirna proper noun /ˈmiɾna/: a female given name
miro noun, verb: portia tree (Thespesia populnea)
mirobálano noun /miɾoˈbalano/: myrobalan (Prunus cerasifera tree and plum-like fruit from this tree)
mirobrigense adjective [miɾoβ̞ɾiˈxẽnse]
mirón adjective, noun /miˈɾon/: nosy
mironcísimo adjective [miɾõnˈsisimo]
mironeado verb /miɾoneˈado/: past participle of mironear
mironeando verb [miɾoneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mironear
mironear verb /miɾoneˈaɾ/: to gape; to goggle
mironeo noun, verb /miɾoˈneo/: spying; lurking
mironiano adjective /miɾoˈnjano/: of Joan Miró (Spanish painter); Miró's
mirosina noun [miɾoˈsina]
mirosinasa noun /miɾosiˈnasa/: myrosinase
mirra noun /ˈmira/: myrrh
mirrado adjective [miˈrað̞o]
mirrey noun: yuppie
mirringa noun [miˈrĩŋga]
Mirta proper noun [ˈmiɾt̪a]
mirtácea noun: any plant of the Myrtaceae family
mirtazapina noun /miɾtaθaˈpina/: mirtazapine
Mirtha proper noun [ˈmiɾt̪a]
mirtídano noun [miɾˈt̪ið̞ano]
mirtilo noun /miɾˈtilo/: bilberry
mirtino adjective [miɾˈt̪ino]
mirto noun /ˈmiɾto/: myrtle
miruégano noun [miˈɾweɣ̞ano]
mirujeado verb [miɾuxeˈað̞o]
mirujeando verb [miɾuxeˈãn̪d̪o]
mirujear verb [miɾuxeˈaɾ]
mirujiar verb [miɾuˈxjaɾ]
mis cojones interjection [mis koˈxones]
mis cojones treinta y tres phrase /mis koˌxones ˌtɾeinta i ˈtɾes/: I don't believe you, liar!
misa noun, verb /ˈmisa/: mass (church)
misa solemne noun: solemn mass
misaca noun [miˈsaka]
misado verb [miˈsað̞o]: past participle of misar
Misael proper noun [misaˈel]: a male given name, equivalent to English Mishael
misal adjective, noun [miˈsal]: missal (book containing prayers used during mass)
misando verb [miˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of misar
misandria noun /miˈsandɾja/: misandry
misándrico adjective, noun /miˈsandɾiko/: misandristic, misandrist, misandric, misandrous
misanteco adjective [misãn̪ˈt̪eko]
Misantla proper noun [miˈsãn̪t̪la]
misantropía noun /misantɾoˈpia/: misanthropy
misantrópico adjective /misanˈtɾopiko/: misanthropic (hating or disliking mankind)
misántropo adjective, noun [miˈsãn̪t̪ɾopo]: misanthropic
misar verb: to attend mass
miscelánea adjective, noun /misθeˈlanea/: miscellanea
misceláneo adjective [miseˈlaneo]: miscellaneous
miscibilidad noun: miscibility
miscible adjective [miˈsiβ̞le]: miscible
mise en place phrase [mis ˈãn ˈplas]
miserabilidad noun [miseɾaβ̞iliˈð̞að̞]
miserabilísimo adjective [miseɾaβ̞iˈlisimo]
miserabilismo noun: miserabilism
miserabilista adjective, noun: miserabilist
miserable adjective /miseˈɾable/: miserable
miserablemente adverb /miseˌɾableˈmente/: miserably
míseramente adverb [ˌmiseɾaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: miserably
misereado verb [miseɾeˈað̞o]
misereando verb [miseɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
miserear verb [miseɾeˈaɾ]: to skimp
miserere noun [miseˈɾeɾe]
miseria noun /miˈseɾja/: misery
misericorde adjective /miseɾiˈkoɾde/: merciful
misericordia noun /miseɾiˈkoɾdja/: misericord
misericordioso adjective, noun /miseɾikoɾˈdjoso/: merciful
miserioso adjective [miseˈɾjoso]
mísero adjective /ˈmiseɾo/: unfortunate, poor, wretched, pitiful
misérrimo adjective /miˈserimo/: superlative degree of mísero
misesiano adjective, noun [miseˈsjano]: Misesian.
misgurno noun: the pond loach (Misgurnus anguillicaudatus)
mish noun /ˈmiʃ/: kitten
mishé noun [miˈʃe]
mishiadura noun [miʃjaˈð̞uɾa]
mishio adjective [ˈmiʃjo]
Mishná noun [miʃˈna]
misho adjective [ˈmiʃo]
mishque adjective, noun: type of fermented sweet
mishqui adjective /ˈmiʃki/: tasty, sweet
mishule noun [miˈʃule]: guy; character
misia adjective, noun /miˈsja/: title of respect for a woman comparable to Mrs.
misil noun /miˈsil/: missile (a self-propelled projectile whose trajectory can be adjusted after it is launched)
misil de crucero noun: cruise missile
misilero adjective /misiˈleɾo/: missile
misilístico adjective /misiˈlistiko/: missile
misingo noun: kitty; kitty cat
misio adjective, noun /ˈmisjo/: Mysian
misión noun /miˈsjon/: mission, quest
misionado adjective, verb [misjoˈnað̞o]: past participle of misionar
misional adjective: missionary
misionando verb [misjoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of misionar
misionar verb /misjoˈnaɾ/: to mission, do missionary work
misionario noun /misjoˈnaɾjo/: rare form of misionero
misionarismo noun [misjonaˈɾismo]
misionero adjective, noun /misjoˈneɾo/: of, from or relating to Misiones
misioneros adjective, noun [misjoˈneɾos]: masculine plural of misionero
misiones noun, verb [miˈsjones]: plural of misión
misis noun /ˈmisis/: white woman
Misisipi proper noun /misiˈsipi/: Mississippi (a state of the United States)
misisipiano adjective, noun: Mississippian
misiva adjective, noun /miˈsiba/: missive, message
misivo adjective: sent as a message
Miski proper noun [ˈmiski]
miskito adjective: Miskito
miskitu noun: Miskito
mismamente adverb: only; just
mismidad noun [mismiˈð̞að̞]: sameness
mismísimo adjective /misˈmisimo/: superlative degree of mismo: (the) very same, exact same, same exact
mismismo noun [misˈmismo]
mismo adjective, adverb /ˈmismo/: same; identical; one and the same; indicates that the two compared noun clauses both represent the one thing
miso interjection, noun, prefix, verb /ˈmiso/: miso
misofobia noun [misoˈfoβ̞ja]
misofonía noun: misophonia
misoginia noun /misoˈxinja/: misogyny
misógino adjective, noun /miˈsoxino/: misogynistic, misogynist, misogynic, misogynous
misología noun [misoloˈxia]
misólogo adjective, noun [miˈsoloɣ̞o]
misoneísmo noun /misoneˈismo/: misoneism
misoneísta adjective /misoneˈista/: misoneistic
misoprostol noun /misopɾosˈtol/: misoprostol
mispíquel noun: arsenopyrite
misquita noun: Miskito
misquito noun: Miskito
miss noun /ˈmis/: female teacher
missear verb: to miss someone or something due to their absence
mistado verb [misˈt̪að̞o]
mistando verb [misˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
mistela noun /misˈtela/: mistelle
míster noun /ˈmisteɾ/: Mister (winner in a male beauty contest)
mistérico adjective /misˈteɾiko/: mysteric, mystery (as in the mystery religions of Greco-Roman times)
misterio noun /misˈteɾjo/: mystery, mysteriousness
misteriosamente adverb /misteˌɾjosaˈmente/: mysteriously
misterioso adjective /misteˈɾjoso/: mysterious
mística adjective, noun /ˈmistika/: female equivalent of místico (“mystic”)
místicamente adverb: mystically
misticeto adjective, noun: mysticete
misticismo noun /mistiˈθismo/: mysticism
místico adjective, noun /ˈmistiko/: mystical
mistificación noun /mistifikaˈθjon/: mystification
mistificado verb /mistifiˈkado/: past participle of mistificar
mistificador adjective [mist̪ifikaˈð̞oɾ]: mystifying
mistificando verb [mist̪ifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mistificar
mistificar verb /mistifiˈkaɾ/: to mystify, perplex
mistifori noun [mist̪iˈfoɾi]
mistilíneo adjective [mist̪iˈlineo]
misto noun /ˈmisto/: match (stick) (used regionally in provinces such as Galicia and Valencia)
mistol noun /misˈtol/: Ziziphus mistol, a South American fruit tree.
mistongo adjective [misˈt̪õŋgo]
mistral noun /misˈtɾal/: mistral (cold wind from the Atlantic)
mistraliano adjective /mistɾaˈljano/: Mistralian
misturado verb [mist̪uˈɾað̞o]
misturando verb [mist̪uˈɾãn̪d̪o]
misturero adjective /mistuˈɾeɾo/: alternative spelling of mixturero
misumalpa adjective, noun: Misumalpan
Misuri proper noun /miˈsuɾi/: Missouri (a state in the Midwestern region of the United States)
misuriano adjective, noun /misuˈɾjano/: Missourian
mita noun [ˈmit̪a]
mita-mita adverb /ˌmita ˈmita/: half and half; in two equal parts
mita y mita adverb /ˌmita i ˈmita/: half and half; in two equal parts
mitación noun [mit̪aˈsjõn]
mitad adverb, noun /miˈtad/: half
mitad y mitad adverb /miˌtad i miˈtad/: half and half; fifty-fifty
mitayo noun: Indian who worked in the mit'a
miteco adjective, noun /miˈteko/: of, from or relating to Asunción Mita, Guatemala
mitema noun /miˈtema/: mytheme
miti miti phrase [ˈmit̪i ˈmit̪i]
miti mota phrase [ˈmit̪i ˈmot̪a]
míticamente adverb: mythically
mítico adjective /ˈmitiko/: mythic, mythical
mitificación noun /mitifikaˈθjon/: mythification
mitificado verb /mitifiˈkado/: past participle of mitificar
mitificador adjective [mit̪ifikaˈð̞oɾ]
mitificando verb [mit̪ifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mitificar
mitificar verb /mitifiˈkaɾ/: to mythologize, to mythicize
mitigable adjective /mitiˈɡable/: mitigable
mitigación noun /mitiɡaˈθjon/: mitigation
mitigado verb /mitiˈɡado/: past participle of mitigar
mitigando verb /mitiˈɡando/: gerund of mitigar
mitigándose verb [mit̪iˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of mitigar combined with se
mitigar verb /mitiˈɡaɾ/: to mitigate, alleviate, allay, assuage, quench
mitigarse verb [mit̪iˈɣ̞aɾse]: infinitive of mitigar combined with se
Mitilene proper noun: Mytilene
mitileneo adjective, noun: Mytilenean
mitilicultura noun [mit̪ilikul̪ˈt̪uɾa]
mitílido noun [miˈt̪ilið̞o]
mitimae noun /mitiˈmae/: a person forcibly resettled by the ruling Incas
mitin noun /ˈmitin/: rally (political meeting)
mitinero adjective, noun /mitiˈneɾo/: rabble-rousing
mitnagdí adjective, noun: misnagdim
mito noun /ˈmito/: myth
mitocondria noun /mitoˈkondɾja/: mitochondrion
mitocondrial adjective /mitokonˈdɾjal/: mitochondrial
mitofobia noun [mit̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
mitógeno noun /miˈtoxeno/: mitogen
mitografía noun: mythography
mitógrafo noun /miˈtoɡɾafo/: mythographer
mitología noun /mitoloˈxia/: mythology (collection and study of myths)
mitología griega phrase [mit̪oloˈxia ˈɣ̞ɾjeɣ̞a]
mitología romana phrase [mit̪oloˈxia roˈmana]
mitológicamente adverb /mitoˌloxikaˈmente/: mythologically
mitológico adjective /mitoˈloxiko/: mythological
mitólogo noun [miˈt̪oloɣ̞o]: mythologist
mitomanía noun /mitomaˈnia/: mythomania
mitómano adjective, noun /miˈtomano/: mythomaniacal
mitomicina noun /mitomiˈθina/: mitomycin
mitón noun /miˈton/: fingerless glove
mitopoeia noun: mythopoeia
mitosis noun /miˈtosis/: mitosis
mitosoma noun: mitosome
mitote noun /miˈtote/: indigenous dance of Mexico
mitótico adjective /miˈtotiko/: mitotic
mitra noun /ˈmitɾa/: mitre (head covering of a church dignitary)
mitrado noun, verb [miˈt̪ɾað̞o]: bishop or archbishop (who may wear a mitre)
mitraico adjective /miˈtɾaiko/: Mithraic
mitraísmo noun: Mithraism
mitral adjective /miˈtɾal/: mitral (pertaining to the mitral valve)
mitrando verb [miˈt̪ɾãn̪d̪o]
Mitre proper noun [ˈmit̪ɾe]
mitreo noun /miˈtɾeo/: Mithraeum
Mitrídates proper noun: Mithridates (several Persian kings in ancient times)
mitridático adjective: mithridatic
mitridatismo noun: mithridatism
mitridatización noun: mithridatism
mitridato noun /mitɾiˈdato/: mithridate
mitrismo noun /miˈtɾismo/: the political beliefs or rule of Bartolomé Mitre, president of Argentina 1862-1868
mitrista adjective, noun /miˈtɾista/: of Bartolomé Mitre (Argentinian politician); Mitre's
Mitrovic proper noun [mit̪ɾoˈβ̞ik]
Mitú proper noun [miˈt̪u]
mituano adjective [miˈt̪wano]
Mitzi proper noun [ˈmit̪si]
mitzvá noun [mit̪sˈβ̞a]: mitzvah
miura noun /ˈmjuɾa/: Miura bull
mix noun /ˈmiɡs/: mix
mixameba noun /miɡsaˈmeba/: myxamoeba
Mixco proper noun /ˈmisko/: A city and municipality in Guatemala Department, Guatemala.
mixe adjective, noun /ˈmixe/: Mixe
mixer noun [ˈmikseɾ]: mixer (drink)
mixiote noun /miˈʃjote/: traditional dish of central Mexico, consisting of pit-barbecued meat wrapped in leaves
mixobacteria noun [miksoβ̞akˈt̪eɾja]
mixogénesis noun: gene mixing
mixogenizado adjective: mixed-gene
mixolidio adjective: Mixolydian
mixología noun: mixology
mixólogo noun: mixologist

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.