Spanish words: peleado to pendular

300 Spanish words, part 14 of 48 of the words starting with P, A to Z. 94 have a page of their own.

Spanish words peleado to pendular

peleado verb /peleˈado/: past participle of pelear
peleador adjective /peleaˈdoɾ/: combative, fighting
peleando verb [peleˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pelear
peleándose verb [peleˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of pelear combined with se
pelear verb /peleˈaɾ/: to fight (to contend in physical conflict)
pelearse verb /peleˈaɾse/: infinitive of pelear combined with se
pelechado verb [peleˈt͡ʃað̞o]: past participle of pelechar
pelechando verb [peleˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pelechar
pelechar verb /peleˈt͡ʃaɾ/: to molt/moult
pelecho noun, verb /peˈlet͡ʃo/: moult, shed
pelecoide noun: pelecoid
peledeísta adjective, noun: supporting the Partido de la Liberación Dominicana
pelejo noun /peˈlexo/: sloth (the mammal)
pelela noun [peˈlela]: potty (child's urinal)
pelele noun /peˈlele/: wimp
pelendones noun: Pellendones
peleón adjective, noun /peleˈon/: scrappy, quarrelsome
pélet noun [ˈpelet̪]
pelete noun /peˈlete/: intense cold
peletería noun: the fur industry
peletero noun /peleˈteɾo/: furrier
peletizar verb: to pelletize
pelfa noun [ˈpelfa]
pelgar noun: a man with no ability or occupation; a ne'er-do-well
peli noun /ˈpeli/: clipping of película, movie (US, Canada), film
peliagudo adjective [peljaˈɣ̞uð̞o]: difficult, tricky, hairy
peliazabache adjective [peljasaˈβ̞at͡ʃe]
peliazul adjective /peliaˈθul/: blue-haired
peliblanco adjective [peliˈβ̞lãŋko]: white-haired
pelícano noun /peˈlikano/: pelican
pelícano australiano noun: The Australian pelican.
pelícano ceñudo noun: Dalmatian pelican (Pelecanus crispus)
pelícano pardo noun: The brown pelican.
pelícano peruano noun: Peruvian pelecan (Pelecanus thagus).
pelícanos noun [peˈlikanos]: plural of pelicano
pelicorto adjective [peliˈkoɾt̪o]: shorthaired
pelicosaurio noun /pelikoˈsauɾjo/: pelycosaur
película noun /peˈlikula/: film (layer)
película de terror noun: horror film, horror movie
película policíaca noun /peˌlikula poliˈθiaka/: police procedural movie
pelicular adjective /pelikuˈlaɾ/: pellicular
peliculero adjective, noun /pelikuˈleɾo/: fantasizing, overly imaginative
peliculón noun /pelikuˈlon/: great movie / film
pelida adjective [peˈlið̞a]
peliento adjective [peˈljẽn̪t̪o]
peliero adjective [peˈljeɾo]
pelignos noun: Paeligni
peligrado verb /peliˈɡɾado/: past participle of peligrar
peligrando verb [peliˈɣ̞ɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of peligrar
peligrar verb /peliˈɡɾaɾ/: to be in danger
peligro noun, verb /peˈliɡɾo/: danger, peril
peligro amarillo noun /peˌliɡɾo amaˈɾiʝo/: yellow peril
peligrosamente adverb /peliˌɡɾosaˈmente/: dangerously
peligrosidad noun [peliɣ̞ɾosiˈð̞að̞]: dangerousness, perilousness, riskiness, hazardousness; peril, danger
peligrosísimo adjective [peliɣ̞ɾoˈsisimo]: superlative degree of peligroso
peligroso adjective /peliˈɡɾoso/: perilous, dangerous
pelilargo adjective [peliˈlaɾɣ̞o]: long-haired
pelillo noun /peˈliʝo/: diminutive of pelo
pelillos noun [peˈliʝos]: plural of pelillo
pelillos a la mar interjection, phrase [peˈliʝos a la ˈmaɾ]: let bygones be bygones
pelín noun /peˈlin/: bit, tiny, very small (to a small extent; in a small amount) (usually with "un (“a”)")
pelinegro adjective [peliˈneɣ̞ɾo]: black-haired
peliparado adjective: frizzy-haired
pelirrojo adjective, noun /peliˈroxo/: redheaded
pelirrosa adjective: pink-haired
pelirrubio adjective [peliˈruβ̞jo]
pelita noun: pelite
peliteñido noun [pelit̪eˈɲið̞o]
pelítico adjective: pelitic
pelito noun /peˈlito/: diminutive of pelo
pelitrique noun [peliˈt̪ɾike]
peliverde adjective /peliˈbeɾde/: green-haired
pella noun /ˈpeʝa/: lump, dollop, mass
pellada noun [peˈʝað̞a]
Pelle proper noun [ˈpeʝe]
Pellegrini proper noun /peleˈɡɾini/: a surname from Italian
pelleja noun /peˈʝexa/: animal skin, hide
pellejería noun /peʝexeˈɾia/: tannery
pellejo noun /peˈʝexo/: skin, hide
pellet noun /ˈpelet/: pellet (projectile)
Pellicer proper noun [peʝiˈseɾ]
pellín noun /peˈʝin/: Patagonian oak, Nothofagus obliqua
pelliza noun /peˈʝiθa/: a fur coat
pellizcado verb /peʝiθˈkado/: past participle of pellizcar
pellizcador adjective [peʝiskaˈð̞oɾ]
pellizcando verb [peʝisˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pellizcar
pellizcándose verb [peʝisˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of pellizcar combined with se
pellizcar verb /peʝiθˈkaɾ/: to pinch, nip
pellizcarse verb [peʝisˈkaɾse]: infinitive of pellizcar combined with se
pellizco noun, verb /peˈʝiθko/: pinch (act of pinching)
pello noun [ˈpeʝo]
pellote noun [peˈʝot̪e]
pelluhuano adjective, noun /peʝuˈwano/: of, from or relating to Pelluhue (commune of Chile)
Pelluhue proper noun /peˈʝuwe/: Pelluhue (a commune of Chile)
pelma adjective, noun /ˈpelma/: bore
pelmacería noun [pelmaseˈɾia]
pelmazo noun /pelˈmaθo/: augmentative of pelma; great bore
pelmeni noun [pelˈmeni]
pelo noun, verb /ˈpelo/: hair (a single hair)
pelo de gato noun, phrase /ˌpelo de ˈɡato/: drizzle
peloide noun: peloid
pelón adjective, noun /peˈlon/: with little or no hair
pelona adjective, noun /peˈlona/: female equivalent of pelón
pelonado verb [peloˈnað̞o]
pelonando verb [peloˈnãn̪d̪o]
pelonar verb [peloˈnaɾ]
peloneado verb [peloneˈað̞o]
peloneando verb [peloneˈãn̪d̪o]
peloneándose verb [peloneˈãn̪d̪ose]
pelonear verb [peloneˈaɾ]
pelonearse verb [peloneˈaɾse]
pelopincho noun [peloˈpĩnʲt͡ʃo]
peloponesio adjective, noun: Peloponnesian
Peloponeso proper noun /pelopoˈneso/: Peloponnese (a peninsula in Greece, separated from mainland Europe by the Gulf of Corinth and connected to it by the Isthmus of Corinth)
pelos de punta noun: goose bumps
pelosa adjective, noun /peˈlosa/: feminine singular of peloso
pelosidad noun /pelosiˈdad/: alternative spelling of pilosidad
peloso adjective /peˈloso/: hairy
pelota noun /peˈlota/: ball (a round or ellipsoidal object)
pelota de fútbol noun: soccer ball
pelota de golf noun: golf ball
pelota de playa noun: beach ball
pelota de tenis noun: tennis ball
pelota de viento noun: follis (ball)
pelota medicinal phrase [peˈlot̪a með̞isiˈnal]
pelota paleta noun: a sport similar to Basque pelota using a bat to hit the ball, instead of the hand
pelota vasca noun [peˈlot̪a ˈβ̞aska]: Basque pelota
pelotari noun /peloˈtaɾi/: pelota player
pelotas adjective, noun /peˈlotas/: plural of pelota
pelotazale adjective, noun: Basque pelota
pelotazo noun /peloˈtaθo/: hit with a ball
pelote noun [peˈlot̪e]
peloteado verb /peloteˈado/: past participle of pelotear
peloteando verb [pelot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pelotear
pelotear verb /peloteˈaɾ/: to knock up
pelotearse verb [pelot̪eˈaɾse]
pelotense adjective [peloˈt̪ẽnse]
peloteo noun, verb /peloˈteo/: knock-up
pelotera noun /peloˈteɾa/: row; quarrel
peloterapia noun: therapeutic use of mud or clay
pelotería noun [pelot̪eˈɾia]
peloteril adjective: baseball
peloterito adjective, noun /peloteˈɾito/: diminutive of pelotero
pelotero adjective, noun /peloˈteɾo/: baseball player
pelotica noun [peloˈt̪ika]
pelotica de goma phrase [peloˈt̪ika ð̞e ˈɣ̞oma]
pelotilla noun /peloˈtiʝa/: diminutive of pelota
pelotillero adjective, noun /pelotiˈʝeɾo/: sycophant; toady
pelotita noun /peloˈtita/: diminutive of pelota
peloto noun [peˈlot̪o]
pelotón noun /peloˈton/: group, team
pelotón de fusilamiento noun: firing squad
pelotoso adjective [peloˈt̪oso]
pelotota noun [peloˈt̪ot̪a]
pelotudamente adverb [peloˌt̪uð̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]
pelotudeado verb /pelotudeˈado/: past participle of pelotudear
pelotudeando verb /pelotudeˈando/: gerund of pelotudear
pelotudear verb /pelotudeˈaɾ/: to fuck around, screw around
pelotudez noun /pelotuˈdeθ/: nonsense
pelotudo adjective, noun /peloˈtudo/: stupid, naive, idiotic
pelpa noun [ˈpelpa]
pelta noun /ˈpelta/: pelta (A small shield)
peltado adjective /pelˈtado/: peltate
peltasta noun [pel̪ˈt̪ast̪a]
peltre noun /ˈpeltɾe/: pewter (tin alloy)
pelu adjective, noun [peˈlu]: hairdresser's; barber shop
peluca noun, verb /peˈluka/: wig
pelucar verb /peluˈkaɾ/: to cut someone's hair; give a haircut
peluche adjective, noun /peˈlut͡ʃe/: plush
pelúcido adjective: pellucid
peluco noun, verb /peˈluko/: showy wristwatch
pelucón noun /peluˈkon/: bigwig
pelucona noun [peluˈkona]
peludeado verb [peluð̞eˈað̞o]
peludeando verb [peluð̞eˈãn̪d̪o]
peludear verb [peluð̞eˈaɾ]
peludista noun [peluˈð̞ist̪a]
peludo adjective, noun /peˈludo/: hairy
peluja noun /peˈluxa/: fluff, fuzz (light fur)
peluqueada noun, verb: haircut
peluqueado verb [pelukeˈað̞o]: past participle of peluquear
peluqueando verb [pelukeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of peluquear
peluqueándose verb [pelukeˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of peluquear combined with se
peluquear verb /pelukeˈaɾ/: to cut someone's hair; give a haircut
peluquearse verb [pelukeˈaɾse]: infinitive of peluquear combined with se
peluquería noun /pelukeˈɾia/: hair salon, hairdressing salon, hairdresser's
peluquero noun /peluˈkeɾo/: barber, hairdresser
peluquín noun /peluˈkin/: diminutive of peluca; wiglet
pelusa noun /peˈlusa/: fluff, fuzz (light fur)
peluseado verb [peluseˈað̞o]
peluseando verb [peluseˈãn̪d̪o]
pelusear verb [peluseˈaɾ]
pelvi noun /ˈpelbi/: Middle Persian (language)
pelviano adjective /pelˈbjano/: pelvic
pélvico adjective /ˈpelbiko/: pelvic
pelvis noun /ˈpelbis/: pelvis
pemolina noun: pemoline
pemón adjective, noun /peˈmon/: Pemon
pen noun /ˈpen/: ellipsis of pendrive
pen drive noun: alternative form of pendrive
pena noun, verb /ˈpena/: punishment, sentence
pena ajena noun, phrase /ˌpena aˈxena/: synonym of vergüenza ajena
pena capital noun /ˌpena kapiˈtal/: death penalty, capital punishment
pena de la vida noun: life sentence
pena de muerte noun /ˌpena de ˈmweɾte/: death penalty
pena máxima noun: penalty, penalty kick
pena pecuniaria phrase [ˈpena pekuˈnjaɾja]
Peñablanca proper noun [peɲaˈβ̞lãŋka]
Peñacerrada proper noun /peɲaθeˈrada/: a village and municipality of Álava, Basque Country, Spain
penacho noun /peˈnat͡ʃo/: tuft (of feathers)
penacho rebeco phrase [peˈnat͡ʃo reˈβ̞eko]
penachudo adjective /penaˈt͡ʃudo/: tufted, crested
penado adjective, noun, verb /peˈnado/: sluggish; burdensome
Peñafiel proper noun /peɲaˈfjel/: Peñafiel (a town and municipality of Valladolid, Castile and León, Spain)
Peñaflor proper noun /peɲaˈfloɾ/: a surname
peñaflorino adjective [peɲafloˈɾino]
Peñailillo proper noun [peɲajˈliʝo]
penal adjective, noun /peˈnal/: penal
penalidad noun /penaliˈdad/: hardship, difficulty, setback
penalista noun [penaˈlist̪a]: expert in criminal law
penalizable adjective /penaliˈθable/: penalizable
penalización noun /penaliθaˈθjon/: penalty
penalizado verb /penaliˈθado/: past participle of penalizar
penalizador adjective, noun /penaliθaˈdoɾ/: penalizing
penalizando verb /penaliˈθando/: gerund of penalizar
penalizar verb /penaliˈθaɾ/: to penalize
penalmente adverb /peˌnalˈmente/: penally
Peñalosa proper noun /peɲaˈlosa/: an archaeological site in Huelva, Spain
Peñaloza proper noun /peɲaˈloθa/: a surname
penalti noun /peˈnalti/: penalty, penalty kick
penalti a lo Panenka noun: Panenka
penalty noun: alternative form of penalti
Peñalver proper noun [peɲalˈβ̞eɾ]
péname noun, verb: condolences
penando verb /peˈnando/: gerund of penar
penándose verb [peˈnãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of penar combined with se
penar verb /peˈnaɾ/: to punish
Peñaranda proper noun /peɲaˈɾanda/: a surname
peñarolense adjective, noun: of Club Atlético Peñarol (a football team from Uruguay)
penarse verb [peˈnaɾse]: infinitive of penar combined with se
penas noun, verb /ˈpenas/: plural of pena
peñascal noun /peɲasˈkal/: a place with lots of rocks or boulders
peñascazo noun [peɲasˈkaso]
peñasco noun /peˈɲasko/: large rock, boulder
peñascoso adjective [peɲasˈkoso]: rocky, craggy
peñasqueado verb [peɲaskeˈað̞o]
peñasqueando verb [peɲaskeˈãn̪d̪o]
peñasquear verb [peɲaskeˈaɾ]
penates noun /peˈnates/: Roman guardian deities of the household
peñazo adjective, noun /peˈɲaθo/: mind-numbingly boring, dull
penca adjective, noun /ˈpenka/: bad, lame, uncool
pencazal noun /penkaˈθal/: a lot
pencazo noun /penˈkaθo/: hit (collision or other physical accident)
penchicarda noun [pẽnʲt͡ʃiˈkaɾð̞a]
Pencho proper noun [ˈpẽnʲt͡ʃo]
penco adjective, noun /ˈpenko/: nag (weak horse)
pencón adjective [pẽŋˈkõn]
pend noun: dumbass; retard; plonker
pendanga noun [pẽn̪ˈd̪ãŋga]
pendejada noun /pendeˈxada/: bullshit, nonsense, foolishness
pendejamente adverb /penˌdexaˈmente/: stupidly, foolishly
pendejeado verb /pendexeˈado/: past participle of pendejear
pendejeando verb [pẽn̪d̪exeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pendejear
pendejear verb: to fool around; to procrastinate; to fritter aimlessly or distractedly
pendejera noun: synonym of pendejada
pendejésimo noun [pẽn̪d̪eˈxesimo]
pendejez noun /pendeˈxeθ/: stupidity, foolishness, silliness, asshattery, arseholery
pendejismo noun: stupidity, assholery, the quality of being a pendejo
pendejo adjective, noun /penˈdexo/: a single pubic hair
pendencia noun /penˈdenθja/: quarrel, dispute, feud
pendenciado verb [pẽn̪d̪ẽnˈsjað̞o]
pendenciando verb [pẽn̪d̪ẽnˈsjãn̪d̪o]
pendencieramente adverb: In a troublesome manner.
pendenciero adjective, noun /pendenˈθjeɾo/: quarrelsome (looking for a fight)
pendentif noun /pandanˈtif/: pendant
pender verb /penˈdeɾ/: to hang, dangle
pender de un hilo phrase, verb [pẽn̪ˈd̪eɾ ð̞e ũn ˈilo]: to hang by a thread
pendeviejo noun [pẽn̪d̪eˈβ̞jexo]
péndex adjective, noun /ˈpendeɡs/: young; kid
pendido verb /penˈdido/: past participle of pender
pendiendo verb [pẽn̪ˈd̪jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of pender
pendiente adjective, noun /penˈdjente/: pending, outstanding, unfinished
pendiente del bambino agua'o phrase [pẽn̪ˈd̪jẽn̪t̪e ð̞el β̞ãmˈbino aˈɣ̞wao]
pendil noun: woman's cloak or mantle
péndola noun /ˈpendola/: pen, quill
pendolario noun [pẽn̪d̪oˈlaɾjo]: synonym of pendolista; calligrapher
pendolista noun [pẽn̪d̪oˈlist̪a]: calligrapher
pendolón noun [pẽn̪d̪oˈlõn]
pendón adjective, noun /penˈdon/: pennant, pennon
pendona adjective, noun: pennant
pendoneado verb [pẽn̪d̪oneˈað̞o]: past participle of pendonear
pendoneando verb [pẽn̪d̪oneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pendonear
pendonear verb /pendoneˈaɾ/: to laze around
pendorcho noun [pẽn̪ˈd̪oɾt͡ʃo]
pendrado verb [pẽn̪ˈd̪ɾað̞o]
pendrando verb [pẽn̪ˈd̪ɾãn̪d̪o]
pendrive noun /penˈdɾaib/: flash drive, pen drive, USB drive, memory stick, thumb drive
péndula adjective, noun [ˈpẽn̪d̪ula]: feminine singular of péndulo
pendulación noun: pendulation
pendular adjective, verb /penduˈlaɾ/: fickle

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.