Spanish words: moquero to morsa

Spanish words moquero to morsa

1. moquero noun [moˈkeɾo]
2. moqueta noun /moˈketa/: fitted carpet
3. moquete noun /moˈkete/: a punch to the nose
4. moqueteado verb [moket̪eˈað̞o]
5. moqueteando verb [moket̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
6. moquette noun [moˈket̪]
7. moquiento adjective [moˈkjẽn̪t̪o]
8. moquillo noun /moˈkiʝo/: distemper (disease of animals)
9. moquiteado verb [mokit̪eˈað̞o]
10. moquiteando verb [mokit̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
11. moquito noun /moˈkito/: booger
12. mor noun [ˈmoɾ]
13. mora noun, verb /ˈmoɾa/: a mulberry, a mulberry fruit
14. mora azul noun /ˌmoɾa aˈθul/: blueberry
15. mora chehalem noun: Chehalem berry
16. mora de la India phrase [ˈmoɾa ð̞e la ˈĩn̪d̪ja]
17. mora de los pantanos noun /ˌmoɾa de los panˈtanos/: cloudberry (Rubus chamaemorus)
18. mora santiam noun: Santiam berry
19. morabetino noun: a coin of Portugal of the 12th and 13th centuries, equivalent to the gold dinar
20. morabito noun /moɾaˈbito/: marabout
21. morabut noun [moɾaˈβ̞ut̪]
22. moráceo adjective: moraceous
23. morada adjective, noun, verb /moˈɾada/: abode, dwelling
24. moradilla noun /moɾaˈdiʝa/: verbena
25. morado adjective, noun, verb /moˈɾado/: purple
26. morador adjective, noun /moɾaˈdoɾ/: dwelling, inhabiting
27. moraga noun [moˈɾaɣ̞a]
28. Moragas proper noun [moˈɾaɣ̞as]
29. Morago proper noun [moˈɾaɣ̞o]
30. morajú noun /moɾaˈxu/: shiny cowbird (Molothrus bonariensis)
31. moral adjective, noun /moˈɾal/: moral (relating to right and wrong)
32. Moraleda proper noun [moɾaˈleð̞a]
33. moraleja noun /moɾaˈlexa/: moral
34. moralejo adjective [moɾaˈlexo]
35. moralidad noun /moɾaliˈdad/: morality
36. moralina noun /moɾaˈlina/: sanctimony; hypocrisy (inopportune, fake or superficial moral)
37. moralismo noun /moɾaˈlismo/: moralism
38. moralista adjective, noun /moɾaˈlista/: moralistic
39. moralización noun /moɾaliθaˈθjon/: moralization
40. moralizado verb /moɾaliˈθado/: past participle of moralizar
41. moralizador adjective, noun /moɾaliθaˈdoɾ/: moralizing
42. moralizando verb [moɾaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of moralizar
43. moralizándose verb [moɾaliˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of moralizar combined with se
44. moralizante adjective /moɾaliˈθante/: moralizing (US), moralising (UK)
45. moralizar verb /moɾaliˈθaɾ/: to moralize
46. moralizarse verb [moɾaliˈsaɾse]: infinitive of moralizar combined with se
47. moralmente adverb /moˌɾalˈmente/: morally
48. Morandé proper noun [moɾãn̪ˈd̪e]
49. morando verb /moˈɾando/: gerund of morar
50. Morano proper noun [moˈɾano]
51. Morante proper noun /moˈɾante/: a surname
52. moranza noun [moˈɾãnsa]
53. morapio noun /moˈɾapjo/: red wine
54. morar verb /moˈɾaɾ/: to reside; to dwell; to abide
55. Morata proper noun [moˈɾat̪a]
56. Morato proper noun /moˈɾato/: a surname
57. moratón noun /moɾaˈton/: bruise
58. moratoria adjective, noun /moɾaˈtoɾja/: moratorium
59. moratorio adjective /moɾaˈtoɾjo/: moratory
60. moravedí noun: alternative spelling of maravedí
61. Moravia proper noun /moˈɾabja/: Moravia (a historic region in the eastern Czech Republic)
62. moraviano adjective, noun: Moravian
63. moravo adjective, noun /moˈɾabo/: Moravian
64. Moraza proper noun [moˈɾasa]
65. Morazán proper noun /moɾaˈθan/: a surname
66. morazanense adjective, noun /moɾaθaˈnense/: of, from or relating to the department of Morazán, El Salvador
67. morazánico adjective, noun /moɾaˈθaniko/: of, from or relating to Morazán
68. mórbidamente adverb /ˌmoɾbidaˈmente/: morbidly
69. morbidez noun /moɾbiˈdeθ/: softness
70. mórbido adjective /ˈmoɾbido/: morbid
71. morbilidad noun /moɾbiliˈdad/: morbidity
72. morbimortalidad noun /moɾbimoɾtaliˈdad/: morbimortality
73. morbo noun /ˈmoɾbo/: disease
74. morbosamente adverb /moɾˌbosaˈmente/: morbidly, ghoulishly
75. morbosear verb [moɾβ̞oseˈaɾ]: Look (at) pruriently, ogle, leer; (more broadly) To behave pruriently or obscenely; perv out
76. morbosidad noun /moɾbosiˈdad/: morbosity
77. morbosísimo adjective [moɾβ̞oˈsisimo]
78. morboso adjective /moɾˈboso/: morbid, sick
79. morcado verb [moɾˈkað̞o]
80. morcando verb [moɾˈkãn̪d̪o]
81. morcella noun /moɾˈθeʝa/: spark (fiery particle)
82. morcilla adjective, noun /moɾˈθiʝa/: morcilla; Spanish blood sausage, black pudding
83. morcilla sabrosa, picante y sosa proverb [moɾˈsiʝa saˈβ̞ɾosa | piˈkãn̪t̪e i ˈsosa]
84. morcillo adjective, noun: forearm
85. morcillón adjective, noun /moɾθiˈʝon/: chubby
86. morcipán noun /moɾθiˈpan/: A choripán but with morcilla instead of chorizo
87. morcón noun /moɾˈkon/: blood sausage
88. morcuero noun [moɾˈkweɾo]
89. mordaceado verb [moɾð̞aseˈað̞o]
90. mordaceando verb [moɾð̞aseˈãn̪d̪o]
91. mordacidad noun /moɾdaθiˈdad/: acerbity, sharpness (of a person's mode of speaking), mordacity
92. mordaga noun: drunkenness
93. mordaz adjective /moɾˈdaθ/: caustic, mordacious
94. mordaza noun /moɾˈdaθa/: gag
95. mordazmente adverb /ˌmoɾdaθˈmente/: caustically; bitingly
96. mordedor adjective, noun [moɾð̞eˈð̞oɾ]: biting, bitey (prone to bite)
97. mordedura noun /moɾdeˈduɾa/: bite
98. morder verb /moɾˈdeɾ/: to bite, nip
99. morder cemento phrase [moɾˈð̞eɾ seˈmẽn̪t̪o]
100. morder el polvo verb: to bite the dust
101. morder la bala verb: to bite the bullet
102. morder la mano que se da de comer verb: to bite the hand that feeds one
103. morder la mano que te da de comer phrase [moɾˈð̞eɾ la ˈmano ke t̪e ˈð̞a ð̞e koˈmeɾ]
104. morderse verb [moɾˈð̞eɾse]: infinitive of morder combined with se
105. morderse la lengua phrase [moɾˈð̞eɾse la ˈlẽŋgwa]
106. mordicación noun [moɾð̞ikaˈsjõn]
107. mordicado verb [moɾð̞iˈkað̞o]
108. mordicando verb [moɾð̞iˈkãn̪d̪o]
109. mordicante adjective [moɾð̞iˈkãn̪t̪e]
110. mordida adjective, noun, verb /moɾˈdida/: bite
111. mordido adjective, verb /moɾˈdido/: bitten
112. mordiendo verb [moɾˈð̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of morder
113. mordiente adjective /moɾˈdjente/: mordant
114. mordillo noun [moɾˈð̞iʝo]: a chew toy
115. mordimiento noun [moɾð̞iˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
116. mordiscado verb /moɾdisˈkado/: past participle of mordiscar
117. mordiscando verb /moɾdisˈkando/: gerund of mordiscar
118. mordiscar verb /moɾdisˈkaɾ/: to nibble
119. mordisco noun, verb /moɾˈdisko/: bite
120. mordisqueado verb /moɾdiskeˈado/: past participle of mordisquear
121. mordisqueando verb [moɾð̞iskeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mordisquear
122. mordisquear verb /moɾdiskeˈaɾ/: to nibble
123. mordisqueo noun, verb /moɾdisˈkeo/: nibble
124. mordisquito noun /moɾdisˈkito/: small bite, nip
125. Mordo proper noun [ˈmoɾð̞o]
126. mordvino adjective, noun /moɾdˈbino/: Mordvinian
127. Moreda proper noun [moˈɾeð̞a]
128. Moreira proper noun [moˈɾejɾa]
129. Morel proper noun [moˈɾel]
130. morelense adjective, noun [moɾeˈlẽnse]: of, from or relating to the state of Morelos, Mexico
131. Morelia proper noun /moˈɾelja/: Morelia (a city, a municipality, the state capital of Michoacán, Mexico)
132. moreliana adjective, noun /moɾeˈljana/: female equivalent of moreliano
133. moreliano adjective, noun /moɾeˈljano/: of, from or relating to Morelia
134. Morell proper noun [moˈɾel]
135. morellano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Morell
136. Morelos proper noun /moˈɾelos/: a state of Mexico
137. morena adjective, noun /moˈɾena/: moray
138. morenada noun: a traditional Bolivian dance involving the wearing of masks and a slow rhythm
139. morenazi noun /moɾeˈnaθi/: a Latino who espouses Nazi views and ideology
140. morenazo adjective: dark-skinned
141. morenero noun [moɾeˈneɾo]
142. morénido noun [moˈɾenið̞o]
143. morenillo adjective, noun [moɾeˈniʝo]
144. morenista adjective, noun /moɾeˈnista/: a supporter or follower of Argentine politician Mariano Moreno
145. morenito adjective, noun /moɾeˈnito/: diminutive of moreno
146. moreno adjective, noun /moˈɾeno/: dark-colored
147. morentiano adjective /moɾenˈtjano/: of Enrique Morente; Morente's (of or relating to Enrique Morente, a Spanish flamenco player (1942-2010) or his style of music)
148. Morentin proper noun [moˈɾẽn̪t̪ĩn]
149. móreo adjective: mulberry; moraceous
150. morera noun /moˈɾeɾa/: white mulberry, Morus alba
151. morera del papel noun: paper mulberry
152. morera negra phrase [moˈɾeɾa ˈneɣ̞ɾa]
153. morería noun [moɾeˈɾia]: an area in a town where Moors lived during Christian rule
154. morete noun /moˈɾete/: bruise
155. moreteado verb [moɾet̪eˈað̞o]
156. moreteando verb [moɾet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
157. moretón noun /moɾeˈton/: bruise
158. morfando verb [moɾˈfãn̪d̪o]: gerund of morfar
159. morfar verb /moɾˈfaɾ/: to gobble, to scoff, to scarf (to eat voraciously)
160. morfarse verb [moɾˈfaɾse]
161. morfea noun /moɾˈfea/: morphea
162. morfema noun /moɾˈfema/: morpheme
163. morfemático adjective /moɾfeˈmatiko/: morphemic
164. Morfeo proper noun /moɾˈfeo/: Morpheus
165. morfi noun [ˈmoɾfi]: food
166. mórfico adjective, suffix /ˈmoɾfiko/: morphic
167. morfina noun /moɾˈfina/: morphine (opioid used as an anaesthetic or recreational drug)
168. morfinomanía noun /moɾfinomaˈnia/: morphinomania
169. morfinómano adjective, noun: morphinomane
170. morfismo noun, suffix /moɾˈfismo/: morphism
171. morfo noun, prefix, suffix, verb /ˈmoɾfo/: morph
172. morfoanatomía noun: morphoanatomy
173. morfoclimático adjective: morphoclimatic
174. morfoestructural adjective: morphostructural
175. morfofisiología noun: morphophysiology
176. morfofonología noun /moɾfofonoloˈxia/: morphophonology
177. morfofuncional adjective: morphofunctional
178. morfogénesis noun /moɾfoˈxenesis/: morphogenesis
179. morfogenético adjective /moɾfoxeˈnetiko/: morphogenetic
180. morfogenía noun /moɾfoxeˈnia/: morphogenesis
181. morfogénico adjective /moɾfoˈxeniko/: morphogenic
182. morfógeno noun: morphogen
183. morfolina noun: morpholine
184. morfología noun /moɾfoloˈxia/: morphology
185. morfología floral phrase [moɾfoloˈxia floˈɾal]
186. morfológicamente adverb [moɾfoˌloxikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: morphologically
187. morfológico adjective /moɾfoˈloxiko/: morphological
188. morfometría noun: morphometrics
189. morfométrico adjective /moɾfoˈmetɾiko/: morphometric
190. morfón adjective, noun [moɾˈfõn]
191. morfosedimentario adjective: morphosedimentary
192. morfosintáctico adjective: morphosyntactic
193. morfosintaxis noun [moɾfosĩn̪ˈt̪aksis]: morphosyntax
194. morfotipo noun: morphotype
195. Morga proper noun [ˈmoɾɣ̞a]
196. Morgado proper noun [moɾˈɣ̞að̞o]
197. morganáticamente adverb: morganatically
198. morganático adjective /moɾɡaˈnatiko/: morganatic
199. morgaño noun /moɾˈɡaɲo/: harvestman, daddy-long-legs (arachnid)
200. morgue noun /ˈmoɾɡe/: morgue
201. morguera noun [moɾˈɣ̞eɾa]
202. moribundo adjective /moɾiˈbundo/: moribund (approaching death)
203. morichal noun /moɾiˈt͡ʃal/: moriche palm plantation
204. moriche noun /moˈɾit͡ʃe/: moriche palm
205. morición noun /moɾiˈθjon/: death (act of dying)
206. moridera noun /moɾiˈdeɾa/: near-death experience
207. moridero noun /moɾiˈdeɾo/: a place where one goes to die
208. morido adjective, noun, verb /moˈɾido/: synonym of muerto (several senses)
209. morigeración noun [moɾixeɾaˈsjõn]
210. morigerado adjective, verb /moɾixeˈɾado/: well-mannered
211. morigerador adjective, noun /moɾixeɾaˈdoɾ/: restraining
212. morigerando verb [moɾixeˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of morigerar
213. morigerándose verb [moɾixeˈɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of morigerar combined with se
214. morigerar verb /moɾixeˈɾaɾ/: to restrain, to refrain
215. morigerarse verb [moɾixeˈɾaɾse]: infinitive of morigerar combined with se
216. Morikawa proper noun /moɾiˈkawa/: a surname from Japanese
217. morilla noun /moˈɾiʝa/: morel
218. morillo noun: andiron
219. morimotoíta noun: morimotoite
220. moringa noun /moˈɾinɡa/: moringa
221. Morioka proper noun: a surname from Japanese
222. moriondo adjective /moˈɾjondo/: in heat
223. Moriones proper noun [moˈɾjones]
224. morioneta noun [moɾjoˈnet̪a]
225. moriori noun: Moriori
226. morir verb /moˈɾiɾ/: to die
227. morir como un perro phrase, verb [moˈɾiɾ ˈkomo ũn ˈpero]: to die alone and abandoned
228. morir de hambre verb /moˌɾiɾ de ˈambɾe/: to die of hunger, to starve to death
229. morir de risa verb /moˌɾiɾ de ˈrisa/: to laugh one's head off
230. morir de sed verb /moˌɾiɾ de ˈsed/: to die of thirst, to dehydrate to death
231. morirse verb [moˈɾiɾse]: infinitive of morir combined with se
232. morirse de risa verb: to laugh one's head off
233. morisca adjective, noun /moˈɾiska/: female equivalent of morisco
234. morisco adjective, noun /moˈɾisko/: Moorish
235. morisma noun: Moors
236. morisqueta noun /moɾisˈketa/: funny face
237. morito común noun: glossy ibis
238. morlaco adjective, noun /moɾˈlako/: a large Spanish fighting bull
239. mormado verb [moɾˈmað̞o]
240. mormando verb [moɾˈmãn̪d̪o]
241. mormándose verb [moɾˈmãn̪d̪ose]
242. mormar verb [moɾˈmaɾ]
243. mormarse verb [moɾˈmaɾse]
244. mormón adjective, noun /moɾˈmon/: Mormon
245. mormónico adjective [moɾˈmoniko]
246. mormonismo noun [moɾmoˈnismo]: Mormonism
247. mormoso adjective [moɾˈmoso]
248. mormullado verb [moɾmuˈʝað̞o]
249. mormullando verb [moɾmuˈʝãn̪d̪o]
250. mormullar verb [moɾmuˈʝaɾ]
251. mormullo noun [moɾˈmuʝo]
252. moro adjective, noun, verb /ˈmoɾo/: a Moor (member of the Islamic people of Arab or Amazigh origin who ruled most of the Iberian Peninsula and parts of North Africa between the 8th and 15th...
253. Moro de Elexabeitia phrase [ˈmoɾo ð̞e eleksaˈβ̞ejt̪ja]
254. morocho adjective, noun /moˈɾot͡ʃo/: dark-skinned person
255. morochuco noun: a cowboy of the Peruvian Andes
256. morocota noun: a twenty-dollar coin
257. moroedje noun [moɾoˈeð̞xe]
258. moroleonés adjective [moɾoleoˈnes]
259. morolique noun: a kind of soft cheese from El Salvador
260. moromierda noun: a Moroccan or Maghrebi
261. moromoro noun [moɾoˈmoɾo]
262. morón adjective, noun /moˈɾon/: small hill: hillock
263. moroncho adjective: synonym of morondo
264. morondanga noun [moɾõn̪ˈd̪ãŋga]
265. morondo adjective: shucked
266. moronense adjective, noun /moɾoˈnense/: of, from or relating to Morón, Buenos Aires
267. moronga noun /moˈɾonɡa/: moronga (sausage made from pigs' blood)
268. Moroni proper noun [moˈɾoni]
269. moros y cristianos noun /ˌmoɾos i kɾisˈtjanos/: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see moros, y, cristianos.
270. morosidad noun [moɾosiˈð̞að̞]: defaulting, delinquency (a debt that is overdue for payment)
271. moroso adjective, noun /moˈɾoso/: defaulting, delinquent (late or failing to pay a debt)
272. moroveño adjective, noun /moɾoˈbeɲo/: of, from or relating to Morovis, Puerto Rico
273. morquera noun [moɾˈkeɾa]
274. morra interjection, noun /ˈmora/: upper part of the head
275. morral noun /moˈral/: backpack, knapsack
276. morralla noun /moˈraʝa/: junk; something of low quality
277. morreado verb /moreˈado/: past participle of morrear
278. morreando verb [moreˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of morrear
279. morreándose verb [moreˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of morrear combined with se
280. morrear verb /moreˈaɾ/: to snog
281. morrearse verb [moreˈaɾse]: infinitive of morrear combined with se
282. morrena noun /moˈrena/: moraine
283. morrénico adjective: moraine
284. morreo noun, verb /moˈreo/: snog
285. morrillo noun /moˈriʝo/: back of the neck
286. morriña noun /moˈriɲa/: murrain
287. morriñoso adjective: sorrowful; grieved; mournful
288. morrión noun [moˈrjõn]: morion (kind of helmet)
289. morrita noun /moˈrita/: diminutive of morra (“young girl”)
290. morrito adjective, noun /moˈrito/: young
291. morro interjection, noun /ˈmoro/: hill
292. morrocota noun: alternative form of morocota
293. morrocotudo adjective [morokoˈt̪uð̞o]: tremendous, terrific; mahoosive
294. morrocoy noun /moroˈkoi/: tortoise
295. morrocoy no sube palo ni cachicamo se afeita proverb [moroˈkoj ˈno ˈsuβ̞e ˈpalo ni kat͡ʃiˈkamo se aˈfejt̪a]
296. morrón noun /moˈron/: ellipsis of pimiento morrón (“bell pepper”)
297. morrongo adjective, noun [moˈrõŋgo]
298. morrongoy noun [morõŋˈgoj]
299. morrudo adjective [moˈruð̞o]
300. morsa noun /ˈmoɾsa/: walrus

Part 29 · Part 31 · 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.