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Spanish words: mover el vientre to mujerado

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Spanish words mover el vientre to mujerado

  1. mover el vientre phrase [moˈβ̞eɾ el ˈβ̞jẽn̪t̪ɾe]
  2. mover ficha phrase [moˈβ̞eɾ ˈfit͡ʃa]
  3. mover fichas verb: to make a move
  4. mover los hilos phrase [moˈβ̞eɾ los ˈilos]
  5. moverse verb [moˈβ̞eɾse]: infinitive of mover combined with se
  6. movible adjective /moˈbible/: movable
  7. movida adjective, noun, verb /moˈbida/: party (social gathering)
  8. movidito adjective [moβ̞iˈð̞it̪o]: diminutive of movido
  9. movido adjective, verb /moˈbido/: eventful, turbulent
  10. moviendo verb [moˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of mover
  11. moviéndose verb [moˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of mover combined with se
  12. moviente adjective: moving
  13. móvil adjective, noun /ˈmobil/: mobile
  14. moviladicción noun: mobile phone addiction
  15. movilero noun [moβ̞iˈleɾo]: reporter
  16. movilidad noun /mobiliˈdad/: mobility
  17. movilizable adjective: mobilizable
  18. movilización noun /mobiliθaˈθjon/: mobilization
  19. movilizado verb /mobiliˈθado/: past participle of movilizar
  20. movilizador adjective, noun /mobiliθaˈdoɾ/: mobilising
  21. movilizando verb [moβ̞iliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of movilizar
  22. movilizándose verb [moβ̞iliˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of movilizar combined with se
  23. movilizar verb /mobiliˈθaɾ/: to mobilize
  24. movilizarse verb [moβ̞iliˈsaɾse]: infinitive of movilizar combined with se
  25. movilizativa adjective: mobilizing
  26. movima adjective, noun: Movima
  27. movimientista adjective, noun /mobimjenˈtista/: movementist
  28. movimiento noun /mobiˈmjento/: movement (physical motion between points in space)
  29. movimiento armónico simple noun: simple harmonic motion
  30. movimiento browniano noun, phrase [moβ̞iˈmjẽn̪t̪o β̞ɾowˈnjano]: Brownian motion
  31. movimiento de rotación noun: rotational motion
  32. movimiento propio noun: proper motion
  33. movimiento telúrico phrase [moβ̞iˈmjẽn̪t̪o t̪eˈluɾiko]
  34. movimiento uniformemente acelerado noun: uniformly accelerated motion
  35. movimiento uniformemente retardado noun: uniformly retarded motion
  36. moviola noun: slow motion
  37. Moxa proper noun [ˈmoksa]
  38. moxeño noun: a type of wind instrument from Bolivia
  39. moxibustión noun: moxibustion
  40. Moya proper noun /ˈmoʝa/: a surname
  41. Moyano proper noun /moˈʝano/: a surname
  42. moyense adjective, noun /moˈʝense/: of, from or relating to the town of Moya, Las Palmas, Canary Islands, Spain
  43. moyo noun /ˈmoʝo/: unit of liquid measurement equal to 258 liters or 16 cántaras
  44. Moyobamba proper noun /moʝoˈbamba/: a province of San Martin, Peru
  45. moyocuil noun: larva of Dermatobia hominis, a species of botfly
  46. moyote noun /moˈʝote/: mosquito
  47. Moyua proper noun [moˈʝwa]
  48. moyuelo noun [moʝˈ(ɣ̞)w̝elo]
  49. mozalbete noun [mosalˈβ̞et̪e]: lad, fella
  50. Mozambique proper noun /moθamˈbike/: Mozambique (a country in East Africa and Southern Africa)
  51. mozambiqueño adjective, noun /moθambiˈkeɲo/: Mozambican
  52. mozárabe adjective, noun /moˈθaɾabe/: Mozarabic
  53. Mozart proper noun /moˈθaɾt/: a surname from German
  54. mozartiano adjective: Mozartian (of or relating to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart or the style of his music)
  55. mozcorra noun /moθˈkora/: bitch, slut, hoe.
  56. mozo adjective, noun /ˈmoθo/: boy, lad, young man, youth
  57. mozo de caballos noun /ˌmoθo de kaˈbaʝos/: stable boy
  58. mozo de cordel noun: A porter who carried a rope, and was available to hire by the general public for transporting of heavy goods in general
  59. mozo de cuerda noun: synonym of mozo de cordel
  60. mozo de espadas noun: bullfighter's assistant
  61. mozo de espuela noun: footman
  62. mozo de estoques noun: a bullfighter's assistant
  63. mozote noun: Heliocarpus appendiculatus (plant)
  64. mozuelo adjective, noun /moˈθwelo/: young person
  65. mozzarella noun /motsaˈɾela/: mozzarella (soft Italian cheese)
  66. mp3 noun: MP3
  67. MPSS abbreviation [ˈps]
  68. mrd abbreviation, interjection, noun /ˈmjeɾda/: censored spelling of mierda
  69. mrk noun: synonym of marico
  70. MRP abbreviation
  71. MSH abbreviation
  72. MSHM abbreviation
  73. msj abbreviation, noun: abbreviation of mensaje
  74. MSM abbreviation
  75. msnm noun: initialism of metro sobre el nivel del mar (meter above sea level)
  76. mts. noun: abbreviation of metros (“meters”)
  77. mu adverb, interjection, noun /ˈmu/: moo (sound of a cow)
  78. mua noun [ˈmwa]
  79. muac noun [ˈmwak]
  80. muak noun /ˈmwak/: onomatopoeia for a kiss
  81. muaré noun /mwaˈɾe/: watered fabric, moire
  82. muay thai noun, phrase [ˈmwaj ˈt̪aj]: Muay Thai
  83. muaythai noun: Muay Thai: alternative form of muay thai
  84. mucama noun /muˈkama/: maid
  85. mucamo noun [muˈkamo]: servant, houseboy
  86. múcaro noun /ˈmukaɾo/: Puerto Rican owl (Gymnasio nudipes)
  87. mucbilpollo noun [mukβ̞ilˈpoʝo]
  88. mucbipollo noun: a Maya stew consisting of cornflour, pig butter, chicken and other ingredients, wrapped in banana leaves and cooked underground
  89. muceta noun /muˈθeta/: mozzetta
  90. mucha mierda phrase [ˈmut͡ʃa ˈmjeɾð̞a]: break a leg!
  91. muchacha noun /muˈt͡ʃat͡ʃa/: female equivalent of muchacho: girl, young lady
  92. muchachada noun [mut͡ʃaˈt͡ʃað̞a]: group of boys or young men
  93. muchacheado verb [mut͡ʃat͡ʃeˈað̞o]
  94. muchacheando verb [mut͡ʃat͡ʃeˈãn̪d̪o]
  95. muchachear verb [mut͡ʃat͡ʃeˈaɾ]
  96. muchachería noun [mut͡ʃat͡ʃeˈɾia]
  97. muchachero noun [mut͡ʃaˈt͡ʃeɾo]
  98. muchachez noun [mut͡ʃaˈt͡ʃes]
  99. muchachil adjective [mut͡ʃaˈt͡ʃil]
  100. muchachismo noun [mut͡ʃaˈt͡ʃismo]
  101. muchachita noun /mut͡ʃaˈt͡ʃita/: female equivalent of muchachito
  102. muchachito adjective, noun /mut͡ʃaˈt͡ʃito/: diminutive of muchacho
  103. muchacho noun /muˈt͡ʃat͡ʃo/: boy or young adult
  104. muchachón noun /mut͡ʃaˈt͡ʃon/: augmentative of muchacho, a big boy or young adult
  105. muchadumbre noun [mut͡ʃaˈð̞ũmbɾe]
  106. muchas gracias interjection, phrase /ˌmut͡ʃas ˈɡɾaθjas/: Thank you very much, many thanks
  107. muchas manos en un plato causan arrebato proverb: too many cooks spoil the broth
  108. muchedumbre noun /mut͡ʃeˈdumbɾe/: crowd
  109. muchedumbroso adjective [mut͡ʃeð̞ũmˈbɾoso]
  110. muchiguar verb /mut͡ʃiˈɡwaɾ/: to multiply, to augment
  111. muchín noun: a kind of croquette made from yucca. The dish is from Ecuador
  112. muchísimas gracias interjection, phrase /muˌt͡ʃisimas ˈɡɾaθjas/: thank you very much, thanks so much
  113. muchísimo adjective, adverb, determiner /muˈt͡ʃisimo/: superlative degree of mucho: much, a great deal, a lot
  114. muchisísimo adjective, adverb /mut͡ʃiˈsisimo/: a hell of a lot, very very much, superlative degree of muchísimo
  115. mucho adjective, adverb, determiner, pronoun /ˈmut͡ʃo/: much, a lot of
  116. mucho ayuda quien no estorba proverb [ˈmut͡ʃo aˈʝuð̞a kjẽn ˈno esˈt̪oɾβ̞a]
  117. mucho camisón pa' Petra proverb [ˈmut͡ʃo kamiˈsõn ˈpa ˈpet̪ɾa]
  118. mucho gusto interjection, phrase /ˌmut͡ʃo ˈɡusto/: nice to meet you, pleased to meet you
  119. mucho lerele y poco larala phrase /ˌmut͡ʃo leˌɾele i ˌpoko laˈɾala/: all talk and no action
  120. mucho ojo phrase: beware; be careful!
  121. mucho ruido y pocas nueces noun /ˌmut͡ʃo ˌrwido i ˌpokas ˈnweθes/: much ado about nothing; all bark and no bite, all talk and no action
  122. mucho texto noun, phrase /ˌmut͡ʃo ˈteɡsto/: Used as a response to indicate that one did not read a (long) text. Used like English I ain't reading allat.
  123. muchocientos adjective /mut͡ʃoˈθjentos/: umpteen (an unspecified, large number)
  124. muchos caciques y pocos indios proverb [ˈmut͡ʃos kaˈsikes i ˈpokos ˈĩn̪d̪jos]
  125. Mucientes proper noun [muˈsjẽn̪t̪es]
  126. mucífero adjective [muˈsifeɾo]
  127. mucilaginoso adjective /muθilaxiˈnoso/: mucilaginous
  128. mucílago noun /muˈθilaɡo/: mucilage
  129. mucina noun: mucin
  130. mucinoso adjective /muθiˈnoso/: mucinous
  131. Mucio proper noun [ˈmusjo]
  132. mucle noun [ˈmukle]
  133. mucociliar adjective /mukoθiˈljaɾ/: mucociliary
  134. mucocutáneo adjective /mukokuˈtaneo/: mucocutaneous
  135. mucofagia noun /mukoˈfaxja/: mucophagy
  136. mucoide adjective: mucoidal
  137. mucopolisacárido noun /mukopolisaˈkaɾido/: mucopolysaccharide
  138. mucopolisacaridosis noun: mucopolysaccharidosis
  139. mucormicosis noun /mukoɾmiˈkosis/: mucormycosis
  140. mucosa adjective, noun /muˈkosa/: mucous membrane (any membrane which secretes mucus)
  141. mucosidad noun /mukosiˈdad/: mucosity; mucus.
  142. mucositis noun: mucositis
  143. mucoso adjective /muˈkoso/: mucous
  144. mucoviscidosis noun /mukobisθiˈdosis/: cystic fibrosis
  145. mucre adjective [ˈmukɾe]
  146. mucrón noun [muˈkɾõn]: mucro
  147. mucronado adjective [mukɾoˈnað̞o]: mucronate
  148. mucronata adjective [mukɾoˈnat̪a]
  149. mucronato adjective [mukɾoˈnat̪o]
  150. mucróneo adjective [muˈkɾoneo]
  151. mucronífero adjective [mukɾoˈnifeɾo]
  152. mucroniforme adjective [mukɾoniˈfoɾme]
  153. mucuchíes noun: mucuchí (breed of dog)
  154. mucuna noun [muˈkuna]: velvet bean (Mucuna pruriens)
  155. múcura noun [ˈmukuɾa]
  156. mucus noun [ˈmukus]
  157. mucuteno noun /mukuˈteno/: Senna spectabilis
  158. muda adjective, noun, verb /ˈmuda/: a change (of clothes, especially underpants)
  159. muda el lobo los dientes, mas no las mientes proverb [ˈmuð̞a el ˈloβ̞o los ˈð̞jẽn̪t̪es | mas ˈno las ˈmjẽn̪t̪es]
  160. mudable adjective /muˈdable/: mutable, changeable
  161. mudadizo adjective [muð̞aˈð̞iso]
  162. mudado verb /muˈdado/: past participle of mudar
  163. mudador noun [muð̞aˈð̞oɾ]
  164. mudamente adverb: silently
  165. mudança noun [muˈð̞ãnça]
  166. mudando verb /muˈdando/: gerund of mudar
  167. mudándose verb [muˈð̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of mudar combined with se
  168. mudanza noun /muˈdanθa/: move, relocation
  169. mudar noun, verb /muˈdaɾ/: to move, relocate, move to a new house
  170. mudar aires verb: synonym of cambiar de aires
  171. mudar las palabras verb: alternative form of torcer las palabras
  172. Mudarra proper noun [muˈð̞ara]
  173. mudarse verb [muˈð̞aɾse]: infinitive of mudar combined with se
  174. muday noun [muˈð̞aj]
  175. mudéjar adjective, noun /muˈdexaɾ/: Mudéjar
  176. mudejarismo noun: Mudéjar style
  177. mudez noun /muˈdeθ/: muteness (the condition of being mute)
  178. mudo adjective, noun, verb /ˈmudo/: mute, dumb (not having the power of speech)
  179. mudra noun /ˈmudɾa/: mudra
  180. muebda noun: momentum
  181. mueblado verb [mweˈβ̞lað̞o]
  182. mueblaje noun /mweˈblaxe/: furniture (set of furniture)
  183. mueblando verb [mweˈβ̞lãn̪d̪o]
  184. mueblar verb: alternative form of amoblar
  185. mueble adjective, noun /ˈmweble/: a piece of furniture
  186. mueblebar noun [mweβ̞leˈβ̞aɾ]
  187. mueblería noun [mweβ̞leˈɾia]: furniture store
  188. mueblero adjective, noun: furniture
  189. muebles noun: furniture
  190. mueblista noun /mweˈblista/: furniture maker
  191. mueca noun /ˈmweka/: an exaggerated facial expression
  192. muecín noun /mweˈθin/: alternative form of almuecín
  193. muela noun, verb /ˈmwela/: molar (back tooth)
  194. muela cordal noun: wisdom tooth
  195. muela del juicio noun: wisdom tooth
  196. muellaje noun [mweˈʝaxe]
  197. muelle adjective, noun /ˈmweʝe/: soft, mild
  198. muelle de carga noun: loading dock
  199. muelle real phrase [ˈmweʝe reˈal]
  200. muellemente adverb [ˌmweʝeˈmẽn̪t̪e]: softly; delicately
  201. muelles adjective, noun [ˈmweʝes]: plural of muelle
  202. muelú noun [mweˈlu]
  203. muenda noun [ˈmwẽn̪d̪a]
  204. muendeado verb [mwẽn̪d̪eˈað̞o]
  205. muendeando verb [mwẽn̪d̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
  206. muendear verb [mwẽn̪d̪eˈaɾ]
  207. muera noun, verb /ˈmweɾa/: cooking salt
  208. muérdago noun /ˈmweɾdaɡo/: mistletoe (Viscum album)
  209. muerdealmohadas noun /mweɾdealmoˈadas/: pillow-biter
  210. muerdo noun, verb [ˈmweɾð̞o]: first-person singular present indicative of morder
  211. muérgano adjective, noun /ˈmweɾɡano/: rude, dishonest person
  212. muermo adjective, noun /ˈmweɾmo/: glanders
  213. muermoso adjective: infected with glanders
  214. muertazo noun /mweɾˈtaθo/: A player, especially a football player, who is very bad.
  215. muerte noun /ˈmweɾte/: death (the cessation of life)
  216. muerte civil noun /ˌmweɾte θiˈbil/: attainder
  217. muerte del autor noun: death of the author
  218. muerte natural noun: death by natural causes
  219. muerte súbita noun /ˌmweɾte ˈsubita/: sudden death
  220. muertear verb /mweɾteˈaɾ/: to carry out a certain process to remember the dead
  221. muerto adjective, noun, verb /ˈmweɾto/: dead
  222. muerto de hambre adjective, phrase [ˈmweɾt̪o ð̞e ˈãmbɾe]: starving, famished, very hungry
  223. muerto el perro, se acabó la rabia proverb /ˌmweɾto el ˌpero | se akaˌbo la ˈrabja/: to deal with a problem, it is necessary to nip it in the bud
  224. muesca noun /ˈmweska/: notch, groove
  225. muescado verb [mwesˈkað̞o]
  226. muescando verb [mwesˈkãn̪d̪o]
  227. muescar verb [mwesˈkaɾ]
  228. muesli noun /ˈmwesli/: muesli (a Swiss and German breakfast dish made with rolled oats)
  229. mueso adjective, noun /ˈmweso/: bite
  230. muestra noun, verb /ˈmwestɾa/: sample, sampling
  231. muestral adjective [mwesˈt̪ɾal]: sample
  232. muestrario noun /mwesˈtɾaɾjo/: sample book
  233. muestreado verb [mwest̪ɾeˈað̞o]: past participle of muestrear
  234. muestreador noun /mwestɾeaˈdoɾ/: sampler
  235. muestreando verb [mwest̪ɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of muestrear
  236. muestrear verb /mwestɾeˈaɾ/: to sample
  237. muestreo noun, verb [mwesˈt̪ɾeo]: sampling
  238. muete noun /ˈmwete/: boy, lad, young man, youth
  239. Muez proper noun [ˈmwes]
  240. mufa adjective, noun, verb /ˈmufa/: humidity blotch or stain
  241. mufado adjective, verb [muˈfað̞o]: past participle of mufar
  242. mufando verb [muˈfãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mufar
  243. mufar verb [muˈfaɾ]: to pox; to jinx
  244. mufarse verb [muˈfaɾse]
  245. muffler noun /ˈmofleɾ/: muffler
  246. mufla noun [ˈmufla]: muffle (a kiln or furnace, often electric, with no direct flames)
  247. mufle noun: alternative form of muffler
  248. muflón noun: mouflon
  249. muflón canadiense noun: The bighorn sheep
  250. muftí noun /mufˈti/: mufti (Muslim scholar)
  251. muga noun, verb /ˈmuɡa/: limit, border
  252. Mugabe proper noun [muˈɣ̞aβ̞e]
  253. mugado verb /muˈɡado/: past participle of mugar
  254. mugal adjective, noun: Mongol
  255. mugando verb [muˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mugar
  256. mugar verb [muˈɣ̞aɾ]
  257. Mugaritz proper noun [muɣ̞aˈɾit̪s]
  258. mugcake noun: mugcake
  259. muger noun [muˈxeɾ]
  260. Múgica proper noun [muˈxika]
  261. mugido noun, verb /muˈxido/: moo (the sound a cow makes)
  262. mugidor adjective [muxiˈð̞oɾ]
  263. mugiendo verb [muˈxjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of mugir
  264. mugiente adjective: mooing
  265. múgil noun /ˈmuxil/: mullet (fish)
  266. mugir verb /muˈxiɾ/: to moo
  267. mugor noun /muˈɡoɾ/: dirt; grime
  268. mugre noun /ˈmuɡɾe/: dirt, filth, grease, muck
  269. mugrería noun [muɣ̞ɾeˈɾia]
  270. mugriento adjective /muˈɡɾjento/: filthy, grimy, grubby
  271. mugrón noun /muˈɡɾon/: A self-propagated vine offshoot.
  272. mugroso adjective /muˈɡɾoso/: filthy
  273. Muguerza proper noun [muˈɣ̞eɾsa]
  274. muguete noun [muˈɣ̞et̪e]
  275. Muguiro proper noun [muˈɣ̞iɾo]
  276. Muguruza proper noun [muɣ̞uˈɾusa]
  277. muhadiz noun [mwaˈð̞is]
  278. muí verb [ˈmwi]
  279. muicle noun /ˈmwikle/: Mexican honeysuckle, Justicia spicigera
  280. muido verb [ˈmwið̞o]
  281. muimuy noun [mwiˈmuj]
  282. muir verb [ˈmwiɾ]
  283. muís verb [ˈmwis]
  284. muisca adjective, noun [ˈmwiska]: Muisca
  285. muisquismo noun [mwisˈkismo]
  286. muito adverb [ˈmwit̪o]
  287. mujer interjection, noun /muˈxeɾ/: woman
  288. mujer cis noun, phrase [muˈxeɾ ˈsis]: cis woman
  289. mujer de gobierno noun: housekeeper
  290. mujer de la calle noun: woman on the street
  291. mujer de letras noun, phrase [muˈxeɾ ð̞e ˈlet̪ɾas]: woman of letters
  292. mujer del partido noun: lady of the night (prostitute)
  293. mujer fatal noun /muˌxeɾ faˈtal/: femme fatale, vamp
  294. mujer gamba noun: butter face (a woman with a nice body but an ugly head)
  295. mujer jirafa noun: giraffe woman
  296. mujer mundana noun: a female prostitute
  297. mujer perdida phrase [muˈxeɾ peɾˈð̞ið̞a]
  298. mujer pública noun, phrase [muˈxeɾ ˈpuβ̞lika]: a female prostitute; a public woman
  299. mujer trans noun, phrase [muˈxeɾ ˈt̪ɾãns]: trans woman
  300. mujerado noun /muxeˈɾado/: mujerado

Part 31 · Part 33 · 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.