Spanish words: pedestremente to peleada

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Spanish words pedestremente to peleada

pedestremente adverb /peˌdestɾeˈmente/: pedestrianly
pediatra noun /peˈdjatɾa/: pediatrician
pediatría noun /pedjaˈtɾia/: pediatrics, paediatrics
pediátrico adjective [peˈð̞jat̪ɾiko]: pediatric
pedibús noun [peð̞iˈβ̞us]
pedicelado adjective: pedicellate
pedicelario noun /pediθeˈlaɾjo/: pedicellaria
pedicelo noun /pediˈθelo/: pedicel
pediche noun /peˈdit͡ʃe/: someone who asks for things frequently and importunately
pedicoj noun /pediˈkox/: a jump or leap given by pushing off and landing with a single foot.
pediculado adjective /pedikuˈlado/: pediculate
pedículo noun /peˈdikulo/: pedicle
pediculofobia noun [peð̞ikuloˈfoβ̞ja]
pediculosis noun [peð̞ikuˈlosis]: pediculosis
pedicura noun /pediˈkuɾa/: alternative form of pedicure
pedicure noun /ˈpedikjuɾ/: pedicure
pedicurista noun: pedicurist
pedicuro noun /pediˈkuɾo/: pedicurist
pedida noun, verb /peˈdida/: proposal (for marriage)
pedida de mano noun: proposal, to ask for someone's hand in marriage (the act of asking someone to be one's spouse; an offer of marriage)
pedido noun, verb /peˈdido/: order (request for some product or service or that which is requested)
pediendo verb [peˈð̞jẽn̪d̪o]
pediéndose verb [peˈð̞jẽn̪d̪ose]
pedigón adjective [peð̞iˈɣ̞õn]
pedigree noun: pedigree
pedigrí noun /pediˈɡɾi/: pedigree
pedigüeñería noun /pediɡweɲeˈɾia/: Quality of being a schnorrer; beggarliness
pedigüeñismo noun /pediɡweˈɲismo/: synonym of pedigüeñería
pedigüeño adjective, noun /pediˈɡweɲo/: sponger
pediluvio noun /pediˈlubjo/: footbath
pedimento noun /pediˈmento/: petition
pedio adjective: pedal (of the foot)
pediofobia noun [peð̞joˈfoβ̞ja]
pedipalpo noun: pedipalp
pediquiur noun: alternative form of pedicure
pedir verb /peˈdiɾ/: to ask for something
pedir cacao phrase [peˈð̞iɾ kaˈkao]
pedir cotufas en el golfo phrase, verb [peˈð̞iɾ koˈt̪ufas ẽn el ˈɣ̞olfo]: to ask for the moon
pedir disculpas verb /peˌdiɾ disˈkulpas/: to apologize
pedir la cola phrase [peˈð̞iɾ la ˈkola]
pedir la luna phrase, verb [peˈð̞iɾ la ˈluna]: to ask for the moon
pedir la mano verb: to propose (marriage), to ask for someone's hand in marriage
pedir la palabra verb /peˌdiɾ la paˈlabɾa/: To ask (for permission) to speak
pedir papas phrase, verb [peˈð̞iɾ ˈpapas]: to give up
pedir peras al olmo phrase, verb [peˈð̞iɾ ˈpeɾas al ˈolmo]: to ask for the moon
pedir prestado phrase [peˈð̞iɾ pɾesˈt̪að̞o]
pedirse verb [peˈð̞iɾse]: infinitive of pedir combined with se
pedisecua noun [peð̞iˈsekwa]
pedisecuo noun [peð̞iˈsekwo]
pedito noun /peˈdito/: diminutive of pedo
pedo adjective, noun, suffix /ˈpedo/: fart
pedo de lobo noun: puffball (mushroom)
pedo de monja phrase [ˈpeð̞o ð̞e ˈmõŋxa]
pedoclima noun [peð̞oˈklima]
pedoclimático adjective [peð̞okliˈmat̪iko]
pedofilia noun /pedoˈfilja/: pedophilia
pedofílico adjective: pedophilic
pedófilo adjective, noun /peˈdofilo/: pedophilic (characteristic of an adult (man and woman) who is sexually attracted to children (boy and girl))
pedofobia noun [peð̞oˈfoβ̞ja]: pedophobia
pedología noun: pedology
pedológico adjective /pedoˈloxiko/: pedological
pedómetro noun [peˈð̞omet̪ɾo]
pedomorfosis noun: pedomorphosis
pedorreado verb /pedoreˈado/: past participle of pedorrear
pedorreando verb [peð̞oreˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pedorrear
pedorrear verb /pedoreˈaɾ/: to fart
pedorreo noun, verb /pedoˈreo/: fart
pedorrera adjective, noun [peð̞oˈreɾa]: string of farts
pedorreras adjective, noun: plural of pedorrera
pedorrero adjective, noun: farty (prone to farting)
pedorreta noun: raspberry (fart sound made with the mouth)
pedorriento adjective: farty (prone to farting)
pedorro adjective, noun /peˈdoro/: farty (someone or something that farts)
pedrada noun /peˈdɾada/: throw of a stone
pedrada contada, nunca ganada proverb [peˈð̞ɾað̞a kõn̪ˈt̪að̞a | ˈnũŋka ɣ̞aˈnað̞a]
pedraplén noun: rockfill (compacted rock used to prevent erosion or flooding)
Pedraza proper noun /peˈdɾaθa/: a surname
pedrea noun: throw of a stone; casting of a stone
pedrecica noun [peð̞ɾeˈsika]
pedrecilla noun [peð̞ɾeˈsiʝa]
pedrecita noun [peð̞ɾeˈsit̪a]
pedregal noun /pedɾeˈɡal/: a place or region with rocky terrain
pedregaleño adjective, noun /pedɾeɡaˈleɲo/: of, from or relating to El Pedregal
pedregosidad noun /pedɾeɡosiˈdad/: rockiness; stoniness
pedregoso adjective /pedɾeˈɡoso/: stony
pedregullo noun /pedɾeˈɡuʝo/: rubble
pedrejón noun [peð̞ɾeˈxõn]
Pedreña proper noun /peˈdɾeɲa/: Pedreña (a town in Marina de Cudeyo, Cantabria, Spain)
pedreñal noun /pedɾeˈɲal/: petronel
Pedreño proper noun [peˈð̞ɾeɲo]
pedrense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Las Piedras, Uruguay
pedrera noun /peˈdɾeɾa/: quarry
pedrería noun [peð̞ɾeˈɾia]: gemstone collection
pedrero noun /peˈdɾeɾo/: stone worker; stonecutter
pedrete corona negra phrase [peˈð̞ɾet̪e koˈɾona ˈneɣ̞ɾa]
pedrete gris noun, phrase /peˌdɾete ˈɡɾis/: black-crowned night heron
pedrezuela noun [peð̞ɾeˈswela]
pedriscal noun [peð̞ɾisˈkal]
pedrisco noun /peˈdɾisko/: hail (balls of ice)
pedriza adjective, noun [peˈð̞ɾisa]: feminine singular of pedrizo
pedrizo adjective [peˈð̞ɾiso]: pebbly; stony
Pedro proper noun /ˈpedɾo/: Peter (leading Apostle in the New Testament)
pedroche noun [peˈð̞ɾot͡ʃe]
pedrolo noun /peˈdɾolo/: big rock (large diamond)
pedromartinero adjective [peð̞ɾomaɾt̪iˈneɾo]
pedrón noun [peˈð̞ɾõn]
pedroso adjective /peˈdɾoso/: stony; rocky
pedrusco noun /peˈdɾusko/: large rock; stone
pedunculado adjective [peð̞ũŋkuˈlað̞o]: pedunculate
peduncular adjective /pedunkuˈlaɾ/: peduncular
pedúnculo noun /peˈdunkulo/: peduncle
peeling noun [peeˈlĩŋ]: peeling; peel (surgery of remove the outer layer of skin from a part of the body)
peer verb /peˈeɾ/: to break wind, to fart
peerse verb [peˈeɾse]: infinitive of peer combined with se
pega noun, verb /ˈpeɡa/: Eurasian magpie (Pica pica)
pegacarteles noun: billposter
pegachento adjective: sticky
pegada adjective, noun, verb /peˈɡada/: punch (a hit or strike with one's fist)
pegadero noun: mudbath
pegadizo adjective [peɣ̞aˈð̞iso]: sticky
pegado adjective, verb /peˈɡado/: cleaving, sticking, stuck
pegador noun /peɡaˈdoɾ/: fighter
pegajosa adjective, noun: gumhead, Gymnosperma glutinosa
pegajosamente adverb [peɣ̞aˌxosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
pegajosidad noun: stickiness
pegajoso adjective /peɡaˈxoso/: tacky, sticky
pegamento noun /peɡaˈmento/: glue, adhesive
pegamiento noun /peɡaˈmjento/: gluing, glue (action of gluing)
pegando verb /peˈɡando/: gerund of pegar
pegándose verb [peˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of pegar combined with se
pegante adjective, noun /peˈɡante/: glue
pegar verb /peˈɡaɾ/: to stick
pegar fuego verb: to set fire
pegar la hebra phrase, verb [peˈɣ̞aɾ la ˈeβ̞ɾa]: to shoot the breeze; to chitchat
pegar las mangas verb: to kick the bucket; snuff it
pegar ojo verb: to sleep
pegar un parche verb: to pull the wool over someone's eyes, to pull a fast one
pegarla verb [peˈɣ̞aɾla]: infinitive of pegar combined with la
pegarle verb [peˈɣ̞aɾle]: infinitive of pegar combined with le
pegarle al arco phrase [peˈɣ̞aɾle al ˈaɾko]
pegaropa noun /peɡaˈɾopa/: A blazingstar of species Mentzelia hispida
pegarse verb /peˈɡaɾse/: to stick, to cling, to adhere
pegarse el alcachofazo phrase [peˈɣ̞aɾse el alkat͡ʃoˈfaso]
pegarse la cachada phrase [peˈɣ̞aɾse la kaˈt͡ʃað̞a]
pegarse la quebrada verb /peˌɡaɾse la keˈbɾada/: to behave in an arrogant or conceited way
pegarse los alcachofazos phrase [peˈɣ̞aɾse los alkat͡ʃoˈfasos]
pegarse un tiro verb: to shoot oneself
pegársela verb /peˈɡaɾsela/: to trick, to put one over on
pegársele a alguien las sábanas phrase [peˈɣ̞aɾsele a ˈalɣ̞jẽn las ˈsaβ̞anas]
pegársele la cobija verb: to oversleep
pegársele las sábanas verb /peˌɡaɾsele las ˈsabanas/: to oversleep
Pegaso proper noun /peˈɡaso/: Pegasus
pegata noun [peˈɣ̞at̪a]
pegatina noun /peɡaˈtina/: sticker (adhesive label or decal)
pegazulejo noun [peɣ̞asuˈlexo]
PEGI proper noun /ˈpeɡi/: PEGI (content rating system)
pegmatita noun /peɡmaˈtita/: pegmatite
pegmatítico adjective: pegmatitic
pego noun, verb /ˈpeɡo/: a trick consisting of taking two cards from the pack instead of one
pegollo noun /peˈɡoʝo/: a pillar of a hórreo
pegón adjective, noun /peˈɡon/: brawler
pegoste noun /peˈɡoste/: synonym of pegote (a lump; a blob)
pegosteado adjective, verb [peɣ̞ost̪eˈað̞o]
pegosteando verb [peɣ̞ost̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
pegostear verb [peɣ̞ost̪eˈaɾ]
pegostearse verb [peɣ̞ost̪eˈaɾse]
pegostoso adjective: synonym of pegajoso
pegote noun /peˈɡote/: goop, gloop, glob, glop, sticky mess
pegoteado verb [peɣ̞ot̪eˈað̞o]: past participle of pegotear
pegoteando verb [peɣ̞ot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pegotear
pegoteándose verb [peɣ̞ot̪eˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of pegotear combined with se
pegotear verb /peɡoteˈaɾ/: to stick, paste
pegotearse verb [peɣ̞ot̪eˈaɾse]: infinitive of pegotear combined with se
pegoyo noun /peˈɡoʝo/: pillar (of hórreo)
pegüal noun [peˈɣ̞wal]
peguero noun [peˈɣ̞eɾo]
pegujal noun /peɡuˈxal/: leased land
peguntado verb [peɣ̞ũn̪ˈt̪að̞o]
peguntando verb [peɣ̞ũn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
peguntar verb [peɣ̞ũn̪ˈt̪aɾ]
Pehuajó proper noun [pewaˈxo]
pehuén noun /peˈwen/: monkey puzzle tree
pehuenche adjective, noun [peˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ẽnʲt͡ʃe]: Pehuenche
pei noun, verb [ˈpej]: first-person singular preterite indicative of peer
peído verb [peˈið̞o]: past participle of peer
peinada noun, verb /peiˈnada/: feminine singular of peinado
peinado adjective, noun, verb /peiˈnado/: hairstyle, hairdo
peinador noun: hairdresser, comber
peinadora noun: comber
peinadura noun /peinaˈduɾa/: combing (action)
peinando verb [pejˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of peinar
peinándose verb [pejˈnãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of peinar combined with se
peinar verb /peiˈnaɾ/: to comb
peinar cables phrase [pejˈnaɾ ˈkaβ̞les]
peinarse verb /peiˈnaɾse/: infinitive of peinar combined with se
peinazo noun [pejˈnaso]: futtock
peindra noun /ˈpeindɾa/: seizure of things
peine noun, verb /ˈpeine/: comb
peine de Venus noun: Venus' comb (Scandix pecten-veneris)
peine navaja noun, phrase [ˈpejne naˈβ̞axa]: razor comb
peinecillo noun [pejneˈsiʝo]
peinecito noun [pejneˈsit̪o]
peineta noun /peiˈneta/: convex comb that women use as an ornament or to maintain a hairstyle
peinetón noun /peineˈton/: a type of large comb, worn in the hair in the 19th century
peinilla noun /peiˈniʝa/: comb
peír verb [peˈiɾ]
Peira proper noun [ˈpejɾa]
peirón noun: wayside cross
peje noun /ˈpexe/: fish
pejegato noun: catshark
pejelagarto noun /ˌpexelaˈɡaɾto/: gar; garfish (fish of the family Lepisosteidae)
pejerrey noun [pexeˈrej]: any of various fish, known in English as smelts, grunions, or silversides
pejesapo noun /pexeˈsapo/: a species of clingfish, Sicyases sanguineus
pejeverde noun: The ornate wrasse, Thalassoma pavo.
pejibaye noun /pexiˈbaʝe/: peewah, pejibaye.
pejiguera adjective, noun /pexiˈɡeɾa/: lady's thumb
pejiguero adjective, noun /pexiˈɡeɾo/: petty
pejino noun [peˈxino]
pejista noun: a supporter of Mexican politician Andrés Manuel López Obrador
pejotista noun: justicialist
Pekín proper noun /peˈkin/: Beijing (a direct-administered municipality, the capital city of China)
pekinés adjective, noun /pekiˈnes/: Pekingese
pekinista adjective [pekiˈnist̪a]
pela adjective, noun, verb /ˈpela/: hit, beating
pelabola adjective [pelaˈβ̞ola]
pelacables noun [pelaˈkaβ̞les]: wire stripper, wire strippers
pelachivas adjective [pelaˈt͡ʃiβ̞as]
pelada adjective, noun, verb /peˈlada/: bald head
peladal noun [pelaˈð̞al]
peladar noun [pelaˈð̞aɾ]
peladera noun [pelaˈð̞eɾa]: alopecia, hair loss
peladero noun /pelaˈdeɾo/: desert, wasteland (area with little or no vegetation)
peladero de chivo phrase [pelaˈð̞eɾo ð̞e ˈt͡ʃiβ̞o]
peladilla noun [pelaˈð̞iʝa]: sugared almond
peladilla listada phrase [pelaˈð̞iʝa lisˈt̪að̞a]
peladísimo adjective [pelaˈð̞isimo]
pelado adjective, noun, verb /peˈlado/: peeled, skinned, shelled (having the outer layer e.g. peel, skin, husk etc. removed)
pelado con polera phrase [peˈlað̞o kõm poˈleɾa]
peladofobia noun [pelað̞oˈfoβ̞ja]
pelador adjective, noun /pelaˈdoɾ/: peeling
peladora adjective, noun: peeler (electric machine that peels potatoes)
peladura noun /pelaˈduɾa/: peeling (of skin)
Peláez proper noun /peˈlaeθ/: a surname originating as a patronymic
pelafustán noun [pelafusˈt̪ãn]: rascal; ragamuffin
pelagallos noun [pelaˈɣ̞aʝos]: a nonentity; a nobody
pelagatos noun /pelaˈɡatos/: nobody (unimportant person)
pelagianismo noun /pelaxjaˈnismo/: Pelagianism
pelagiano adjective, noun /pelaˈxjano/: Pelagian
pelágico adjective /peˈlaxiko/: pelagic (of or pertaining to oceans)
pelagornítido noun /pelaɡoɾˈnitido/: pelagornithid
pelagoscopio noun [pelaɣ̞osˈkopjo]
pelagra noun /peˈlaɡɾa/: pellagra (disease caused by niacin deficiency)
pelagrofobia noun [pelaɣ̞ɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
pelagroso adjective, noun /pelaˈɡɾoso/: pellagric; pellagrous
pelaíta noun /pelaˈita/: little girl
pelaje noun /peˈlaxe/: fur, coat
pelamanillas noun [pelamaˈniʝas]
pelambrado verb [pelãmˈbɾað̞o]
pelambrando verb [pelãmˈbɾãn̪d̪o]
pelambrar verb [pelãmˈbɾaɾ]
pelambre noun /peˈlambɾe/: abundant covering of hair
pelambrera noun [pelãmˈbɾeɾa]: mop of hair
pelambrero noun [pelãmˈbɾeɾo]
pelamen noun [peˈlamẽn]
pelaná interjection, noun [pelaˈna]
pelanas noun [peˈlanas]
pelando verb /peˈlando/: gerund of pelar
pelando bola phrase [peˈlãn̪d̪o ˈβ̞ola]
pelándose verb [peˈlãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of pelar combined with se
pelandrún adjective [pelãn̪ˈd̪ɾũn]
pelandusca noun [pelãn̪ˈd̪uska]: floozy, harlot (prostitute)
pelao adjective: pronunciation spelling of pelado
pelapapas noun [pelaˈpapas]: potato peeler
pelapatatas noun: potato peeler
pelapecho noun [pelaˈpet͡ʃo]
pelar verb /peˈlaɾ/: to peel (fruits, vegetables)
pelar bola phrase [peˈlaɾ ˈβ̞ola]
pelar el ajo verb: to kick the bucket, die
pelar el cable phrase [peˈlaɾ el ˈkaβ̞le]
pelar el diente phrase [peˈlaɾ el̪ ˈd̪jẽn̪t̪e]
pelar el gallo verb: kick the bucket; snuff it
pelar la lata phrase [peˈlaɾ la ˈlat̪a]
pelar la pava phrase, verb [peˈlaɾ la ˈpaβ̞a]: to flirt; to engage in courtship, especially by a window or a balcony
pelarse verb [peˈlaɾse]: infinitive of pelar combined with se
pelársela verb /peˈlaɾsela/: to wank
pelas adjective, noun, verb [ˈpelas]: plural of pela
pelásgico adjective [peˈlasxiko]
pelasgo adjective, noun [peˈlasɣ̞o]: Pelasgian
pelaúvas noun [pelaˈuβ̞as]
Pelay proper noun [peˈlaj]
Pelaya proper noun /peˈlaʝa/: Pelaya (a town, a municipality of Cesar department, Colombia)
Pelayo proper noun /peˈlaʝo/: a male given name, equivalent to English Pelagius
pelazga noun [peˈlasɣ̞a]
pelazón noun [pelaˈsõn]: poverty
peldaño noun /pelˈdaɲo/: step, stair (single step in a staircase)
peldón interjection /pelˈdon/: pronunciation spelling of perdón, representing Puerto Rico Spanish
pelea noun, verb /peˈlea/: fight, brawl
pelea de barro noun: mud fight
pelea de gallos noun: cockfight
peleada noun, verb /peleˈada/: fight

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 P: 14,264 words, in 48 parts.