Spanish words: pleremático to poco más o menos

Spanish words pleremático to poco más o menos

1. pleremático adjective: plerematic
2. pléroma noun /ˈpleɾoma/: pleroma
3. plesiadapiforme noun /plesjadapiˈfoɾme/: plesiadapiform
4. plesiomórfico adjective: plesiomorphic
5. plesiosaurio noun /plesjoˈsauɾjo/: plesiosaur
6. plesiosauro noun [plesjoˈsawɾo]
7. plesiosauroideo noun: plesiosaurid
8. pletina noun [pleˈt̪ina]: tape deck
9. pletismografía noun: plethysmography
10. plétora noun /ˈpletoɾa/: plethora (an excessive amount or number)
11. pletórico adjective /pleˈtoɾiko/: plethoric
12. pletro noun [ˈplet̪ɾo]
13. pletzalej noun [plet̪saˈlex]
14. pleura noun /ˈpleuɾa/: pleura
15. pleural adjective /pleuˈɾal/: pleural
16. pleuresía noun /pleuɾeˈsia/: pleurisy
17. pleuresía falsa phrase [plewɾeˈsia ˈfalsa]
18. pleuritis noun [plewˈɾit̪is]
19. pleurito noun: pleurite
20. pleurocárpico adjective [plewɾoˈkaɾpiko]
21. pleurocarpo adjective [plewɾoˈkaɾpo]
22. pleurocistidio noun [plewɾosisˈt̪ið̞jo]: pleurocystidium
23. pleurocoelo noun: pleurocoel
24. pleurodinia noun [plewɾoˈð̞inja]
25. pleuronectiforme adjective, noun [plewɾonekt̪iˈfoɾme]: flounder (any fish of the order Pleuronectiformes)
26. pleuroneumonía noun [plewɾonewmoˈnia]: pleuropneumonia
27. pleuropulmonar adjective: pleuropulmonary
28. pleurotomía noun: pleurotomy
29. pleuston noun: pleuston
30. plexiforme adjective /pleɡsiˈfoɾme/: plexiform
31. plexiglás noun [pleksiˈɣ̞las]: plexiglass
32. plexo noun /ˈpleɡso/: plexus
33. plexo solar noun: solar plexus
34. pléyade noun: pleiad (group of important people)
35. plg noun: abbreviation of pulgada (“inch”)
36. plica noun [ˈplika]
37. plicatura noun [plikaˈt̪uɾa]
38. plié noun [ˈplje]
39. pliego noun, verb /ˈpljeɡo/: sheet (of paper)
40. pliego de condiciones noun: specifications
41. pliegue noun, verb /ˈpljeɡe/: a fold or crease
42. pliegue anticlinal phrase [ˈpljeɣ̞e ãn̪t̪ikliˈnal]
43. plieguecito noun [pljeɣ̞eˈsit̪o]
44. plim interjection: meh (expressing indifference)
45. plin interjection /ˈplin/: meh (expressing indifference)
46. pliniano adjective /pliˈnjano/: Plinian
47. Plinio proper noun /ˈplinjo/: Pliny
48. plinto noun /ˈplinto/: plinth
49. plioceno adjective, noun /pljoˈθeno/: Pliocene
50. pliosáurido noun /pljoˈsauɾido/: pliosaurid
51. pliosaurio noun /pljoˈsauɾjo/: pliosaur
52. pliqui adjective [ˈpliki]
53. plis interjection /ˈplis/: please
54. plis plas noun: jiffy; split second
55. plisado noun, verb /pliˈsado/: past participle of plisar
56. plisando verb [pliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of plisar
57. plisar verb /pliˈsaɾ/: to pleat
58. plocoide adjective: plocoid
59. plof adverb /ˈplof/: describing the sound of smashing into something; clank; splat; plop
60. ploidía noun /ploiˈdia/: ploidy
61. plomada noun [ploˈmað̞a]: plumb line
62. plomado verb [ploˈmað̞o]
63. plomando verb [ploˈmãn̪d̪o]
64. plomazo noun /ploˈmaθo/: mighty bore (boring person)
65. plomeado verb [plomeˈað̞o]
66. plomeando verb [plomeˈãn̪d̪o]
67. plomería noun /plomeˈɾia/: plumbing store
68. plomero noun /ploˈmeɾo/: plumber
69. plomista noun [ploˈmist̪a]
70. plomizo adjective [ploˈmiso]: grey, leaden
71. plomo adjective, interjection, noun /ˈplomo/: lead (heavy, pliable, inelastic metal)
72. plomoso adjective /ploˈmoso/: leaden
73. plop interjection [ˈplop]
74. plosh noun: liquor shot or drink
75. plosivo adjective: plosive
76. plot noun: plot
77. ploteado verb [plot̪eˈað̞o]
78. ploteadora noun [plot̪eaˈð̞oɾa]
79. ploteando verb [plot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
80. plotear verb /ploteˈaɾ/: to plot (to print diagrams or graphics using a plotter)
81. plóter noun /ˈploteɾ/: plotter (device)
82. Plovdiv proper noun [ploβ̞ˈð̞iβ̞]
83. plückeriano adjective: of Plücker
84. plugin noun /ˈplaɡin/: plugin
85. plum noun [ˈplũm]
86. pluma noun /ˈpluma/: feather
87. pluma de gel noun: gel pen
88. pluma de indio noun: any of several species of bromeliad in the genus Vriesia (Bromeliaceae)
89. pluma estilográfica noun, phrase /ˌpluma estiloˈɡɾafika/: fountain pen, pen
90. pluma fuente noun, phrase /ˌpluma ˈfwente/: fountain pen
91. plumada noun: stroke of the pen
92. plumado adjective [pluˈmað̞o]
93. plumafobia noun [plumaˈfoβ̞ja]: alternative spelling of plumofobia
94. plumaje noun /pluˈmaxe/: plumage (feathers)
95. plumaria adjective, noun [pluˈmaɾja]: female equivalent of plumario
96. plumario adjective, noun [pluˈmaɾjo]: feather
97. plumas noun /ˈplumas/: puffer jacket
98. plumavit noun [plumaˈβ̞it̪]
99. plumazo noun /pluˈmaθo/: stroke of the pen
100. plumbagíneo adjective /plumbaˈxineo/: plumbaginaceous
101. plumbato noun: plumbate
102. plúmbeo adjective /ˈplumbeo/: leaden (made of or resembling lead)
103. plumbito noun: plumbite
104. plumeado verb [plumeˈað̞o]
105. plumeando verb [plumeˈãn̪d̪o]
106. plumería noun: set of feathers
107. plumero noun /pluˈmeɾo/: feather duster
108. plumero amarillo noun: Canada goldenrod, Solidago canadensis.
109. plumeti noun [pluˈmet̪i]
110. plumier noun /pluˈmjeɾ/: pencil box
111. plumífero adjective, noun /pluˈmifeɾo/: feathered
112. plumilla noun /pluˈmiʝa/: nib (for writing)
113. plumín noun /pluˈmin/: nib
114. plumofobia noun /plumoˈfobja/: sissyphobia; effeminophobia
115. plumón noun /pluˈmon/: down feather
116. plumoso adjective: feathered; feathery
117. plúmula noun /ˈplumula/: plumule
118. pluot noun [ˈplwot̪]: pluot
119. plural adjective, noun /pluˈɾal/: plural, multiple
120. plurale tantum adjective, phrase [pluˈɾale t̪ãn̪ˈt̪ũm]
121. pluralia tantum noun, phrase /pluˌɾalja ˈtantum/: alternative form of pluralia tántum
122. pluralidad noun /pluɾaliˈdad/: plurality
123. pluralismo noun /pluɾaˈlismo/: pluralism
124. pluralista adjective, noun /pluɾaˈlista/: pluralist
125. pluralización noun: pluralization
126. pluralizado verb [pluɾaliˈsað̞o]: past participle of pluralizar
127. pluralizador adjective: pluralizing
128. pluralizando verb [pluɾaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pluralizar
129. pluralizar verb: to pluralize
130. pluralizarse verb [pluɾaliˈsaɾse]: infinitive of pluralizar combined with se
131. pluralmente adverb: plurally
132. pluri- prefix: pluri-
133. plurianual adjective /pluɾjaˈnwal/: multiyear
134. pluricarpelar adjective: pluricarpellate
135. pluricelular adjective /pluɾiθeluˈlaɾ/: multicellular
136. pluricelularidad noun: multicellularity
137. pluricultural adjective /pluɾikultuˈɾal/: multicultural, pluricultural
138. pluriculturalidad noun /pluɾikultuɾaliˈdad/: multiculturality
139. pluriculturalismo noun: multiculturalism
140. pluridimensional adjective /pluɾidimensjoˈnal/: pluridimensional, pluridimensional
141. pluridisciplinar adjective /pluɾidisθipliˈnaɾ/: pluridisciplinary
142. pluridisciplinario adjective: multidiscipline
143. pluriemplear verb /pluɾjempleˈaɾ/: to work multiple jobs; to moonlight
144. pluriempleo noun, verb /pluɾjemˈpleo/: moonlighting (working of a second job)
145. pluriétnico adjective [pluɾiˈet̪niko]: multiethnic
146. plurifamiliar adjective /pluɾifamiˈljaɾ/: multifamily
147. plurilateralismo noun: plurilateralism
148. plurilingüe adjective /pluɾiˈlinɡwe/: multilingual
149. plurilingüismo noun /pluɾilinˈɡwismo/: multilingualism
150. plurilingüístico adjective /pluɾilinˈɡwistiko/: multilingual
151. plurinacional adjective /pluɾinaθjoˈnal/: plurinational
152. plurinacionalidad noun /pluɾinaθjonaliˈdad/: the state of having a multi-nationality society
153. plurinacionalizar verb /pluɾinaθjonaliˈθaɾ/: to multinationalise
154. plurinominal adjective /pluɾinomiˈnal/: plurinominal
155. pluriocupación noun /pluɾjokupaˈθjon/: multiple advertising
156. pluripartidario adjective /pluɾipaɾtiˈdaɾjo/: multiparty
157. pluripartidismo noun /pluɾipaɾtiˈdismo/: multiparty system
158. pluripartidista adjective /pluɾipaɾtiˈdista/: multiparty
159. pluripatológico adjective /pluɾipatoˈloxiko/: multi-pathological; having multiple illnesses
160. pluripolar adjective /ˌpluɾipoˈlaɾ/: multipolar
161. pluripotencia noun /pluɾipoˈtenθja/: pluripotency
162. pluripotencial adjective /pluɾipotenˈθjal/: pluripotential
163. pluripotente adjective /pluɾipoˈtente/: pluripotent
164. pluriprovincial adjective [pluɾipɾoβ̞ĩnˈsjal]
165. pluriregional adjective /pluɾiɾexjoˈnal/: multiregional
166. plurirreligioso adjective /pluɾireliˈxjoso/: multireligious
167. plurisecular adjective: many-centuries
168. pluriverbal adjective /pluɾibeɾˈbal/: multiword
169. plus noun /ˈplus/: bonus (extra earnings)
170. plus de peligrosidad noun: danger pay, danger money, hazard pay
171. plus minusve adverb /ˌplus miˈnusbe/: more or less; approximately
172. plus ultra adverb, noun /ˌplus ˈultɾa/: great beyond
173. pluscuamperfecto adjective, noun /pluskwampeɾˈfeɡto/: pluperfect
174. plush noun [ˈpluʃ]
175. plusmarca noun: record (the most extreme known value of some variable)
176. plusmarquista noun /plusmaɾˈkista/: record holder
177. plustrabajo noun /plustɾaˈbaxo/: surplus labour
178. plusvalía noun /plusbaˈlia/: capital gains
179. plusvalor noun /plusbaˈloɾ/: synonym of plusvalía (“surplus value”)
180. Plutarco proper noun /pluˈtaɾko/: Plutarch
181. plutarquiano adjective, noun: Plutarchian
182. plúteo noun [ˈplut̪eo]
183. plutino noun [pluˈt̪ino]
184. plutocracia noun /plutoˈkɾaθja/: plutocracy
185. plutócrata adjective, noun /pluˈtokɾata/: plutocrat
186. plutocrático adjective [plut̪oˈkɾat̪iko]: plutocratic
187. plutofobia noun [plut̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
188. plutoide noun [pluˈt̪ojð̞e]
189. plutón noun /pluˈton/: pluton
190. plutoniano adjective [plut̪oˈnjano]: Plutonian
191. plutónico adjective [pluˈt̪oniko]: Plutonic
192. plutonio noun /pluˈtonjo/: plutonium
193. plutonismo noun: plutonism
194. pluvia noun /ˈplubja/: rain
195. pluvial adjective /pluˈbjal/: rain; pluvial
196. pluvímetro noun /pluˈbimetɾo/: alternative form of pluviómetro
197. pluviofobia noun [pluβ̞joˈfoβ̞ja]
198. pluviometría noun: pluviometry
199. pluviométrico adjective [pluβ̞joˈmet̪ɾiko]: pluviometer
200. pluviómetro noun [pluˈβ̞jomet̪ɾo]: pluviometer, rain gauge
201. pluvionival adjective: rain-and-snow
202. pluviosidad noun /plubjosiˈdad/: rainfall
203. pluvioso adjective, noun /pluˈbjoso/: alternative form of lluvioso
204. pluviselva noun /plubiˈselba/: rainforest
205. pluvisilva noun: rainforest
206. PLW phrase: puta la wea
207. plycem noun: fibre cement
208. Plymouth proper noun [pliˈmowt̪]
209. pm adverb, noun [ˈpm]: p.m. (after noon)
210. PMD noun /peemeˈde/: initialism of paises menos desarrollados (“least developed countries”): LDC
211. PMMA abbreviation [ˈpma]
212. PNB abbreviation [ˈb]
213. pndejo noun /penˈdexo/: censored spelling of pendejo
214. pndjo noun /penˈdexo/: censored spelling of pendejo
215. pneuma noun /ˈneuma/: alternative form of neuma; pneuma
216. pneumático adjective, noun /pnewˈmatiko/: alternative form of neumático
217. PNG abbreviation
218. pnigerofobia noun [nixeɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
219. pnigofobia noun [niɣ̞oˈfoβ̞ja]
220. PNL noun [ˈl]
221. PNN abbreviation, noun: abbreviation of parque nacionale naturale
222. PNT abbreviation
223. PNV abbreviation
224. po adverb, interjection /ˈpo/: emphatic, well
225. po favó interjection /ˌpo faˈbo/: pronunciation spelling of por favor
226. poácea noun /poˈaθea/: grass (of the Poaceae family)
227. pobeda noun [poˈβ̞eð̞a]
228. Pobes proper noun [ˈpoβ̞es]
229. pobla noun, verb [ˈpoβ̞la]: second-person singular voseo imperative of poblar
230. poblachón noun /poblaˈt͡ʃon/: one-horse town; crappy town
231. población noun /poblaˈθjon/: population (of a geographical region, a country, etc.)
232. población activa noun, phrase [poβ̞laˈsjõn akˈt̪iβ̞a]: workforce (e.g. of a country)
233. población callampa noun, phrase /poblaˌθjon kaˈʝampa/: shanty town; slum
234. población de riesgo noun: risk group
235. poblacional adjective /poblaθjoˈnal/: population
236. poblacionalmente adverb /poblaθjoˌnalˈmente/: populationally
237. poblada adjective, noun, verb /poˈblada/: mob; crowd
238. poblado adjective, noun, verb /poˈblado/: populous, populated
239. poblador adjective, noun /poblaˈdoɾ/: settler, colonist
240. poblamiento noun /poblaˈmjento/: population
241. poblando verb [poˈβ̞lãn̪d̪o]: gerund of poblar
242. poblándose verb [poˈβ̞lãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of poblar combined with se
243. poblano adjective, noun /poˈblano/: of, from or relating to the state of Puebla, Mexico
244. poblar verb /poˈblaɾ/: to populate
245. poblarse verb [poˈβ̞laɾse]: infinitive of poblar combined with se
246. poblazón noun: population; settling (act of populating a place)
247. Poblete proper noun /poˈblete/: a municipality of Ciudad Real, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
248. pobo noun /ˈpobo/: a white poplar (Populus alba).
249. pobre adjective, interjection /ˈpobɾe/: poor (lacking money, resources, etc.)
250. pobre de mí phrase /ˌpobɾe de ˈmi/: woe is me!
251. pobrecismo noun [poβ̞ɾeˈsismo]
252. pobrecito adjective, interjection, noun /pobɾeˈθito/: diminutive of pobre; poor thing
253. pobredad noun /pobɾeˈdad/: poverty
254. pobremente adverb /ˌpobɾeˈmente/: poorly
255. pobrería noun [poβ̞ɾeˈɾia]
256. pobreteado verb [poβ̞ɾet̪eˈað̞o]
257. pobreteando verb [poβ̞ɾet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
258. pobretería noun [poβ̞ɾet̪eˈɾia]
259. pobretón adjective, noun /pobɾeˈton/: poor guy
260. pobreza noun /poˈbɾeθa/: poverty
261. pobrezafilia noun /pobɾeθaˈfilja/: an Internet trend of sexualizing poor, dark-skinned South American women
262. pobrezolano noun /pobɾeθoˈlano/: a Venezuelan person.
263. pobrísimo adjective /poˈbɾisimo/: superlative degree of pobre
264. pobrismo noun [poˈβ̞ɾismo]
265. pobrista adjective [poˈβ̞ɾist̪a]
266. poc chuc noun [ˈpok ˈt͡ʃuk]
267. poca determiner, noun /ˈpoka/: tad; bit
268. poca cosa noun: no biggy
269. pocear verb [poseˈaɾ]
270. pocearse verb [poseˈaɾse]
271. pocero noun /poˈθeɾo/: well digger
272. poceta noun /poˈθeta/: tide pool
273. pocha adjective, noun, verb /ˈpot͡ʃa/: female equivalent of pocho
274. pochar verb /poˈt͡ʃaɾ/: to poach
275. poche adjective, verb /ˈpot͡ʃe/: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
276. pochear verb /pot͡ʃeˈaɾ/: to poach
277. pochismo noun /poˈt͡ʃismo/: the state or phenomenon of being a pocho (“a Mexican who has assimilated to white US culture”)
278. pochita noun: a cap with a rounded visor.
279. pochito noun [poˈt͡ʃit̪o]
280. pochitoque noun [pot͡ʃiˈt̪oke]
281. pocho adjective, noun, verb /ˈpot͡ʃo/: Spanglish
282. pochocho adjective, noun [poˈt͡ʃot͡ʃo]
283. pochoclera noun [pot͡ʃoˈkleɾa]
284. pochoclero adjective [pot͡ʃoˈkleɾo]
285. pochoclo noun /poˈt͡ʃoklo/: popcorn
286. pocholada noun: cutie; something cute as hell
287. pocholo adjective [poˈt͡ʃolo]
288. pochorola noun /pot͡ʃoˈɾola/: a female prostitute
289. pochota noun /poˈt͡ʃota/: a female prostitute
290. pochote noun /poˈt͡ʃote/: shaving brush tree (Pseudobombax ellipticum)
291. pocilga noun /poˈθilɡa/: pigsty (shelter or enclosure where pigs are kept)
292. pocillo noun /poˈθiʝo/: bowl, dish
293. pócima noun /ˈpoθima/: potion (“beverage with magical or medicinal powers”), apozem
294. poción noun /poˈθjon/: potion
295. poco adjective, adverb, determiner, noun /ˈpoko/: little, not much
296. poco a poco adverb, phrase /ˌpoko a ˈpoko/: little by little, bit by bit, step by step, gradually
297. poco a poco hila la vieja el copo proverb [ˈpoko a ˈpoko ˈila la ˈβ̞jexa el ˈkopo]
298. poco a poquito adverb /ˌpoko a poˈkito/: synonym of poco a poco
299. poco hecho adjective /ˌpoko ˈet͡ʃo/: rare (cooked very lightly)
300. poco más o menos adverb: synonym of sobre poco más o menos

Part 27 · Part 29 · Spanish words: P

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.