Spanish words: palerismo to pámpido

Spanish words palerismo to pámpido

1. palerismo noun: Palo
2. palermitano adjective, noun /paleɾmiˈtano/: of, from or relating to the city of Palermo, Sicily, Italy
3. palermo adjective, noun /paˈleɾmo/: of, from or relating to Palos de la Frontera
4. palernodo noun [paleɾˈnoð̞o]
5. palero noun /paˈleɾo/: a vendor
6. palestino adjective, noun /palesˈtino/: Palestinian
7. palestra noun /paˈlestɾa/: palaestra
8. paléstrico adjective [paˈlest̪ɾiko]
9. palestrita noun [palesˈt̪ɾit̪a]
10. Palestro proper noun [paˈlest̪ɾo]
11. palet noun /paˈlet/: alternative form of palé
12. paleta adjective, noun /paˈleta/: trowel, small shovel
13. paletada noun: trowel
14. paleteado verb [palet̪eˈað̞o]
15. paleteando verb [palet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
16. paleteándose verb [palet̪eˈãn̪d̪ose]
17. paletería noun /paleteˈɾia/: an ice lolly vendor
18. paletero adjective, noun /paleˈteɾo/: a man who runs a popsicle (paleta) cart
19. paletilla noun /paleˈtiʝa/: diminutive of paleta
20. paletismo noun: ignorance, tastelessness
21. paletización noun: palettization
22. paletizar verb: to palletize
23. paleto adjective, noun /paˈleto/: uncouth, ignorant, unsophisticated, tasteless, illiterate, clumsy, country bumpkin
24. paletón noun /paleˈton/: pleat (on a pair of pants or a skirt)
25. paletoque noun /paleˈtoke/: a type of medieval coat
26. palguín noun /palˈɡin/: orange-ball-tree
27. pali adjective, noun /ˈpali/: Pali
28. paliacate noun /paljaˈkate/: a brightly colored scarf or handkerchief
29. paliación noun: palliation (temporary relief)
30. paliado verb /paˈljado/: past participle of paliar
31. paliando verb [paˈljãn̪d̪o]: gerund of paliar
32. paliar verb /paˈljaɾ/: to palliate, alleviate, soothe
33. paliativo adjective, noun /paljaˈtibo/: palliative
34. paliatorio adjective /paljaˈtoɾjo/: that relieves or alleviates
35. pálida adjective, noun /ˈpalida/: a depressing subject
36. pálidamente adverb /ˌpalidaˈmente/: palely
37. palidecer verb /palideˈθeɾ/: to pale, to become pale
38. palidecido verb /palideˈθido/: past participle of palidecer
39. palideciendo verb [palið̞eˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of palidecer
40. palidez noun /paliˈdeθ/: paleness
41. pálido adjective /ˈpalido/: ashen, pale, pallid, pasty
42. paliducho adjective [paliˈð̞ut͡ʃo]: pale-looking
43. palier noun /paˈljeɾ/: shaft
44. palilalia noun /paliˈlalja/: palilalia
45. palillo noun /paˈliʝo/: toothpick
46. palillo chino noun /paˌliʝo ˈt͡ʃino/: chopstick
47. palillo de cóctel noun: cocktail stick
48. palillo de dientes noun, phrase [paˈliʝo ð̞e ˈð̞jẽn̪t̪es]: toothpick
49. palillo dental phrase [paˈliʝo ð̞ẽn̪ˈt̪al]
50. palillona noun /paliˈʝona/: majorette
51. palimpsesto noun /palimbˈsesto/: palimpsest
52. palín noun /paˈlin/: a traditional Mapuche game similar to hockey
53. palindrómico adjective /palinˈdɾomiko/: palindromic
54. palíndromo noun /paˈlindɾomo/: palindrome
55. palingenésico adjective [palĩŋxeˈnesiko]: palingenesic
56. palinodia noun /paliˈnodja/: palinode
57. palinología noun [palinoloˈxia]: palynology
58. palinológico adjective /palinoˈloxiko/: palynological
59. palinomorfo noun: palynomorph
60. palinspástico adjective: palinspastic
61. palio noun, verb /ˈpaljo/: pallium
62. paliplancha noun [paliˈplãnʲt͡ʃa]
63. palique noun /paˈlike/: short humorous article
64. paliqueado verb [palikeˈað̞o]: past participle of paliquear
65. paliqueando verb [palikeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of paliquear
66. paliquear verb /palikeˈaɾ/: to natter; to chit-chat
67. palisandro noun /paliˈsandɾo/: any of a number of trees
68. palista noun: paddler
69. palito noun /paˈlito/: stick (of a lollipop, ice pop, popsicle)
70. palitos chinos phrase [paˈlit̪os ˈt͡ʃinos]
71. palitroque noun [paliˈt̪ɾoke]: small stick
72. paliza noun /paˈliθa/: beating, bashing
73. palizada noun /paliˈθada/: palisade
74. palizón noun /paliˈθon/: hit, whack
75. palla adverb, verb [paˈʝa]: third-person singular present indicative
76. palladianismo noun: Palladian architecture
77. palladiano adjective, noun /paʝaˈdjano/: Palladian
78. pallado verb /paˈʝado/: past participle of pallar
79. pallando verb [paˈʝãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pallar
80. pallaqueado verb [paʝakeˈað̞o]
81. pallaqueando verb [paʝakeˈãn̪d̪o]
82. pallar noun, verb /paˈʝaɾ/: lima bean
83. pallaringa noun /paʝaˈɾinɡa/: act of masturbation, wank, jerk off
84. Pallasca proper noun /paˈʝaska/: a province of Áncash, Peru
85. pallasita noun: pallasite
86. pallet noun /ˈpalet/: alternative form of palé
87. palloza noun /paˈʝoθa/: a house with thatched conical roof and circular plant, typical of the highlands of eastern Galicia
88. palma noun, verb /ˈpalma/: palm of the hand
89. palma aceitera noun: oil palm
90. palma barrigona noun: Acrocomia crispa, the Cuban belly palm
91. palma brava noun /ˌpalma ˈbɾaba/: coconut palm (Cocos nucifera, a tree from the Philippines, very similar to the burí, with fan-shaped leaves used for roofing houses, whose wood from its...
92. palma canaria noun: pineapple palm, Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis)
93. palma de abanico noun: A palm tree of the genus Coccothrinax.
94. palma de coco noun: coconut palm
95. palma de Guinea noun /ˌpalma de ɡiˈnea/: African oil palm (Elaeis guineensis)
96. palma de sagú noun: sago palm (Cycas revoluta)
97. palma negra phrase [ˈpalma ˈneɣ̞ɾa]
98. palma real noun /ˌpalma reˈal/: royal palm
99. palmada adjective, noun, verb /palˈmada/: slap (a blow with the palm of the hand)
100. palmadamente adverb: palmately
101. palmado adjective, verb /palˈmado/: palmate
102. palmando verb [palˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of palmar
103. palmándose verb [palˈmãn̪d̪ose]
104. palmar adjective, noun, verb /palˈmaɾ/: palm (hand and tree); palmar
105. palmareño adjective, noun /palmaˈɾeɲo/: of, from or relating to Palmares (canton in Costa Rica)
106. palmarés adjective, noun, verb /palmaˈɾes/: list of winners or champions, prize list
107. palmariamente adverb: plainly, clearly
108. palmariano adjective: Palmarian
109. palmario adjective /palˈmaɾjo/: clear, obvious, blatant
110. palmarla verb /palˈmaɾla/: to croak, snuff it (die)
111. palmarse verb [palˈmaɾse]
112. palmatilobado adjective: palmatilobate
113. palmatilobulado adjective /palmatilobuˈlado/: palmatilobate
114. palmatipartido adjective /palmatipaɾˈtido/: palmatipartite
115. palmatoria noun: cane (short stick used for corporal punishment)
116. palmeado verb /palmeˈado/: past participle of palmear
117. palmeando verb [palmeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of palmear
118. palmeándose verb [palmeˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of palmear combined with se
119. palmear verb /palmeˈaɾ/: to clap
120. palmeño adjective [palˈmeɲo]
121. palmense adjective, noun [palˈmẽnse]: of, from or relating to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
122. Palmer proper noun [palˈmeɾ]
123. palmera adjective, noun /palˈmeɾa/: palm (tree)
124. palmera de salón noun: parlor palm
125. palmera del azúcar noun: sugar palm (Arenga pinnata)
126. palmera real noun /palˌmeɾa reˈal/: royal palm
127. palmeral noun /palmeˈɾal/: palm tree wood or plantation
128. palmerino adjective [palmeˈɾino]
129. palmerita noun [palmeˈɾit̪a]
130. palmero adjective, noun /palˈmeɾo/: someone who claps rhythmically in flamenco performances
131. palmesano adjective, noun [palmeˈsano]: of, from or relating to Palma de Mallorca
132. palmeta noun /palˈmeta/: cane (for hitting), slapper
133. palmetazo noun /palmeˈtaθo/: strike with a cane
134. palmicultor adjective, noun: palm tree
135. palmígrado adjective, noun /palˈmiɡɾado/: palmigrade
136. palmilla noun [palˈmiʝa]: insole
137. palmillano adjective: from the Chilean city of Palmilla
138. palmípedo adjective, noun [palˈmipeð̞o]: palmipedous
139. Palmira proper noun /palˈmiɾa/: Palmyra (ancient Semitic city in modern Syria)
140. palmirano adjective [palmiˈɾano]
141. palmireno adjective, noun /palmiˈɾeno/: Palmyrene
142. palmirense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to The Palmyrene Empire
143. palmita noun /palˈmita/: palmita
144. palmitato noun [palmiˈt̪at̪o]: palmitate
145. palmítico adjective: palmitic
146. palmitieso adjective [palmiˈt̪jeso]
147. palmito noun /palˈmito/: heart of palm
148. palmitoiltransferasa noun: palmitoyltransferase
149. palmo noun, verb /ˈpalmo/: span, handspan (an informal unit of length based on a hand's width)
150. palmo a palmo adverb, phrase /ˌpalmo a ˈpalmo/: step by step
151. palmoteado verb /palmoteˈado/: past participle of palmotear
152. palmoteando verb [palmot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of palmotear
153. palmotear verb /palmoteˈaɾ/: to applaud
154. palmoteo noun, verb /palmoˈteo/: applause
155. palo noun /ˈpalo/: stake, stick, wood
156. palo blanco noun: Calycophyllum multiflorum
157. palo boniato noun: Rauvolfia tetraphylla, the devil-pepper.
158. palo borracho noun, phrase [ˈpalo β̞oˈrat͡ʃo]: Ceiba speciosa, the floss silk tree (or similar Ceiba species).
159. palo borracho de flor blanca phrase [ˈpalo β̞oˈrat͡ʃo ð̞e ˈfloɾ ˈβ̞lãŋka]
160. palo chochoquero phrase [ˈpalo t͡ʃot͡ʃoˈkeɾo]
161. palo colorado phrase [ˈpalo koloˈɾað̞o]
162. palo de agua noun, phrase [ˈpalo ð̞e ˈaɣ̞wa]: downpour
163. palo de amasar noun, phrase [ˈpalo ð̞e amaˈsaɾ]: rolling pin
164. palo de boya phrase [ˈpalo ð̞e ˈβ̞oʝa]
165. palo de Campeche noun: logwood, bloodwood, campeche logwood (Haematoxylum campechianum)
166. palo de golf noun, phrase [ˈpalo ð̞e ˈɣ̞olf]: golf club
167. palo de Jacob phrase [ˈpalo ð̞e xaˈkoβ̞]
168. palo de lluvia phrase [ˈpalo ð̞e ˈʝuβ̞ja]
169. palo de mesana noun: mizzenmast
170. palo de San Antonio noun: Myrsine laetevirens
171. palo de seso phrase [ˈpalo ð̞e ˈseso]
172. palo de velas noun: candle tree (Parmentiera cereifera)
173. palo de yegua noun: fuchsia
174. palo flojo noun: Albizia inundata
175. palo Jacob phrase [ˈpalo xaˈkoβ̞]
176. palo macho phrase [ˈpalo ˈmat͡ʃo]
177. palo mataco noun: Achatocarpus
178. palo mayor noun, phrase [ˈpalo maˈʝoɾ]: mainmast
179. palo negro noun: Lomatia dentata, a Chilean tree.
180. palo rosa noun: a South American tree of species Tipuana tipu
181. palo rosado phrase [ˈpalo roˈsað̞o]
182. palo saltarín phrase [ˈpalo sal̪t̪aˈɾĩn]
183. palo santo noun, phrase /ˌpalo ˈsanto/: guaiacwood, holywood lignumvitae (Guaiacum sanctum and trees and wood of other species of genus Guaiacum
184. palo seco adjective /ˌpalo ˈseko/: sans serif
185. palo víbora noun: Tabernaemontana catharinensis
186. palodul noun /paloˈdul/: alternative form of paloduz (“licorice root”)
187. paloduz noun /paloˈduθ/: licorice root
188. paloma adjective, noun /paˈloma/: dove, pigeon
189. paloma de alas blancas phrase [paˈloma ð̞e ˈalas ˈβ̞lãŋkas]
190. paloma mensajera noun: homing pigeon
191. paloma montaraz phrase [paˈloma mõn̪t̪aˈɾas]
192. paloma torcaz noun, phrase [paˈloma t̪oɾˈkas]: common wood pigeon
193. paloma zurita noun: stock dove
194. palomar adjective, noun /paloˈmaɾ/: dovecot, dovecote
195. palomas adjective, noun [paˈlomas]: plural of paloma
196. palomeado verb [palomeˈað̞o]
197. palomeando verb [palomeˈãn̪d̪o]
198. palomeo noun [paloˈmeo]
199. Palomeque proper noun [paloˈmeke]
200. palomero noun: pigeon hunter
201. palometa noun /paloˈmeta/: dropwort
202. palometa negra phrase [paloˈmet̪a ˈneɣ̞ɾa]
203. palomilla noun /paloˈmiʝa/: wing nut
204. palomillada noun [palomiˈʝað̞a]
205. palomillas noun [paloˈmiʝas]: plural of palomilla
206. palomilleado verb [palomiʝeˈað̞o]
207. palomilleando verb [palomiʝeˈãn̪d̪o]
208. palomina noun: pigeon guano (used as fertilizer)
209. palomino adjective, noun /paloˈmino/: palomino
210. palomita noun /paloˈmita/: diminutive of paloma, little dove
211. palomita cordillerana noun: The black-winged ground dove (Metriopelia melanoptera).
212. palomita de la Virgen phrase [paloˈmit̪a ð̞e la ˈβ̞iɾxẽn]
213. palomita dorada noun: The golden-spotted ground dove (Metriopelia aymara).
214. palomo noun /paˈlomo/: male dove, male pigeon, cock pigeon
215. palosanto noun: alternative spelling of palo santo
216. paloseco adjective [paloˈseko]: sans serif
217. paloselfi noun: selfie stick
218. palotada noun: blow with a stick
219. palote noun /paˈlote/: downstroke
220. paloteado noun, verb [palot̪eˈað̞o]: a traditional dance from Ribaforada, Navarre
221. paloteando verb [palot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
222. paloteo noun: stick dance
223. palotillo noun [paloˈt̪iʝo]
224. palotino adjective, noun: Pallottine
225. palpabilísimo adjective [palpaβ̞iˈlisimo]
226. palpable adjective /palˈpable/: palpable
227. palpablemente adverb: palpably
228. palpación noun /palpaˈθjon/: palpation
229. palpado verb /palˈpado/: past participle of palpar
230. palpador noun /palpaˈdoɾ/: a kind of sensor
231. palpando verb [palˈpãn̪d̪o]: gerund of palpar
232. palpar verb /palˈpaɾ/: to feel, to touch
233. palpebral adjective /palpeˈbɾal/: palpebral
234. palpitación noun /palpitaˈθjon/: palpitation
235. palpitado verb /palpiˈtado/: past participle of palpitar
236. palpitando verb [palpiˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of palpitar
237. palpitante adjective [palpiˈt̪ãn̪t̪e]: throbbing, pulsing
238. palpitar verb /palpiˈtaɾ/: to palpitate
239. palpite noun, verb /palˈpite/: hunch
240. pálpito noun, verb /ˈpalpito/: hunch
241. palpo noun, verb /ˈpalpo/: palp; palpus
242. palqui noun [ˈpalki]
243. palqui negro noun /ˌpalki ˈneɡɾo/: green cestrum (Cestrum parqui)
244. palquín de Chile noun /palˌkin de ˈt͡ʃile/: orange-ball-tree
245. palquista noun: burglar who enters through a window or balcony
246. palta adjective, noun /ˈpalta/: avocado (fruit)
247. palto noun /ˈpalto/: avocado (tree)
248. paltón noun /palˈton/: snob
249. palucheado verb [palut͡ʃeˈað̞o]
250. palucheando verb [palut͡ʃeˈãn̪d̪o]
251. paludal adjective /paluˈdal/: paludal, palustral
252. paludamento noun [paluð̞aˈmẽn̪t̪o]
253. paludato noun [paluˈð̞at̪o]
254. paludeano adjective /paludeˈano/: malarial
255. palúdeo adjective /paˈludeo/: malarial
256. paludiano adjective /paluˈdjano/: malarial
257. palúdico adjective /paˈludiko/: palustral
258. paludífero adjective [paluˈð̞ifeɾo]
259. paludís noun /paluˈdis/: apocopic form of paludismo (malaria)
260. paludismo noun /paluˈdismo/: malaria (disease)
261. paludrina noun /paluˈdɾina/: paludrine
262. palué noun [paˈlwe]
263. paluego noun [paˈlweɣ̞o]: food debris between the teeth
264. palurdez noun [paluɾˈð̞es]
265. palurdo adjective, noun /paˈluɾdo/: boring, uncouth, ignorant, unsophisticated, tasteless, illiterate, clumsy (related to peasants)
266. palustre adjective, noun /paˈlustɾe/: palustral
267. palustrillo noun [palusˈt̪ɾiʝo]
268. Palza proper noun [ˈpalsa]
269. pam- prefix: allomorph of pan-
270. pama adjective: Paman
271. Pámanes proper noun /ˈpamanes/: Pámanes (a town in Liérganes, Cantabria, Spain)
272. pamba noun /ˈpamba/: series of blows, beating
273. pambaceado verb /pambaθeˈado/: past participle of pambacear
274. pambaceando verb [pãmbaseˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pambacear
275. pambacear verb /pambaθeˈaɾ/: to beat, to thrash
276. pambacería noun: a bakery that sells pambazo
277. pambazo noun /pamˈbaθo/: pambazo, a Mexican baguette of white bread used for making sandwiches
278. pambol noun /pamˈbol/: soccer
279. pambolero adjective, noun [pãmboˈleɾo]: footballing; football
280. pame adjective, noun: Pame
281. pamela noun /paˈmela/: a type of straw hat with large brim, typically worn by women
282. pamema noun [paˈmema]
283. pámfil noun [ˈpãmfil]
284. Pamir proper noun /paˈmiɾ/: Pamir (a mountain range in Central Asia)
285. pamoato noun: pamoate
286. pampa adjective, noun /ˈpampa/: pampas (plains of South America south of the Amazon)
287. pampajarito noun /pampaxaˈɾito/: stonecrop, esp. wallpepper.
288. pámpana noun [ˈpãmpana]
289. pampanáceo adjective [pãmpaˈnaseo]
290. pampanaje noun [pãmpaˈnaxe]
291. pampango adjective, noun /pamˈpanɡo/: Kapampangan
292. pámpano noun /ˈpampano/: shoot of a vine
293. pámpara noun /ˈpampaɾa/: an exceptional person; the GOAT
294. pampeado verb [pãmpeˈað̞o]
295. pampeando verb [pãmpeˈãn̪d̪o]
296. pampeano adjective, noun /pampeˈano/: of, from or relating to the province of La Pampa, Argentina
297. pampelmusa noun [pãmpelˈmusa]
298. pámper noun /ˈpampeɾ/: diaper
299. pampero adjective, noun /pamˈpeɾo/: of, from or relating to the pampas
300. pámpido noun /ˈpampido/: native or inhabitant of the pampas (usually male)

Part 2 · Part 4 · 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.