Spanish words: poliespán to polución

300 Spanish words, part 30 of 48 of the words starting with P, A to Z. 72 have a page of their own.

Spanish words poliespán to polución

poliespán noun /poljesˈpan/: expanded polystyrene (EPS); styrofoam
poliespuma noun: multiuse cleaning spray
poliéster noun /poˈljesteɾ/: polyester
poliestireno noun: polystyrene
poliestireno expandido noun, phrase /poljestiˌɾeno eɡspanˈdido/: expanded polystyrene foam (EPS), styrofoam
poliéter noun: polyether
polietilenglicol noun /poljetilenɡliˈkol/: polyethylene glycol
polietileno noun /poljetiˈleno/: polyethylene
polietismo noun: polyethism
polietnicidad noun: multiethnicity
polifacético adjective /polifaˈθetiko/: multi-faceted
polifagia noun [poliˈfaxja]
polífago adjective, noun: polyphagous
polifarmacia noun: polypharmacy
polifarmacológico adjective: polypharmacological
polifásico adjective: multiphase
polifenismo noun: polyphenism
polifenol noun: polyphenol
polifenólico adjective: polyphenolic
polifilético adjective: polyphyletic
polifilia noun: polyphyly
polifobia noun [poliˈfoβ̞ja]
polifón noun [poliˈfõn]
polifonía noun /polifoˈnia/: polyphony (musical texture of independent voices)
polifónico adjective /poliˈfoniko/: polyphonic (of or relating to polyphony)
polifonista noun: polyphonist
polífono adjective, noun /poˈlifono/: alternative form of polifónico
poliforme adjective: multiform
poliforum noun: multi-use building
polifosfato noun /polifosˈfato/: polyphosphate
polifuncional adjective: polyfunctional
polifuncionalidad noun: polyfunctionality
poligalacturonasa noun: polygalacturonase
poligamia noun /poliˈɡamja/: polygamy (the condition of having more than one spouse)
poligámico adjective [poliˈɣ̞amiko]
polígamo adjective /poˈliɡamo/: polygamous
poligénesis noun [poliˈxenesis]: polygenesis
poligénica adjective /poliˈxenika/: feminine a of poligénico
poligénico adjective /poliˈxeniko/: polygenic
poligenismo noun /polixeˈnismo/: polygenism
poliginia noun /poliˈxinja/: polygyny
poligínico adjective /ˌpoliˈxiniko/: polygynic
poliglandular adjective /poliɡlanduˈlaɾ/: polyglandular
poliglicerol noun: polyglycerol
políglota adjective, noun /poˈliɡlota/: female equivalent of poligloto
poliglotismo noun /ˌpoliɡloˈtismo/: polyglotism
poligloto adjective, noun /poˈliɡloto/: polyglot (one who is able to speak multiple language)
poliglucosano noun: polyglucosan
poliglutamina noun: polyglutamine
poligonácea noun: any plant of the family Polygonaceae
poligonal adjective /poliɡoˈnal/: polygonal
poligonero adjective, noun /poliɡoˈneɾo/: chav, townie/towny
polígono adjective, noun /poˈliɡono/: polygon
polígono de tiro noun: shooting range
polígono de Willis noun: circle of Willis
polígono industrial noun /poˌliɡono indusˈtɾjal/: industrial park
polígono regular noun, phrase [poˈliɣ̞ono reɣ̞uˈlaɾ]: regular polygon
poligrafía noun /poliɡɾaˈfia/: polygraphy
poligráfico adjective: polygraphic
polígrafo noun /poˈliɡɾafo/: polygraph
polihidroxialcanoato noun /poliidɾoɡsjalkanoˈato/: polyhydroxyalkanoate
polihidroxibutirato noun /poliidɾoɡsibutiˈɾato/: polyhydroxybutyrate
poliinsaturado adjective /ˌpoliinsatuˈɾado/: polyunsaturated
poliisobutileno noun /poliisobutiˈleno/: polyisobutylene
poliladron noun [polilaˈð̞ɾõn]
polilingüe adjective [poliˈlĩŋgwe]
polilla noun /poˈliʝa/: moth
polilla de la ropa noun /poˌliʝa de la ˈropa/: clothes moth
polilla esfinge noun /poˌliʝa esˈfinxe/: sphinx moth
polilobulado adjective: polylobulated
polilogaritmo noun: polylogarithm
polilogismo noun [poliloˈxismo]: polylogism
polímata noun /poˈlimata/: polymath
polimatía noun [polimaˈt̪ia]
polimedicación noun: polymedication
polimedicar verb /polimediˈkaɾ/: to polymedicate
polimerasa noun /polimeˈɾasa/: polymerase
polimérico adjective: polymeric
polimerización noun /polimeɾiθaˈθjon/: polymerization
polimerizar verb /polimeɾiˈθaɾ/: to polymerize
polímero noun /poˈlimeɾo/: polymer
polímero alternante noun [poˈlimeɾo al̪t̪eɾˈnãn̪t̪e]
polimetálico adjective: poly-metallic
polimetilmetacrilato noun: polymethyl methacrylate
polimetría noun /polimeˈtɾia/: polymetry
polímetro noun /poˈlimetɾo/: multimeter
polimicrobiológico adjective [polimikɾoβ̞joˈloxiko]
polimineral noun [polimineˈɾal]
polimiositis noun: polymyositis
polimixina noun: polymixin
polimodal adjective /polimoˈdal/: polymodal
polimórfico adjective: polymorphic
polimorfismo noun /polimoɾˈfismo/: polymorphism
polimorfo adjective, noun /poliˈmoɾfo/: polymorph
polimorfonuclear adjective, noun /polimoɾfonukleˈaɾ/: polymorphonuclear
polimotor adjective /polimoˈtoɾ/: multimotor
polín noun /poˈlin/: idler (device)
polinación noun: alternative form of polinización
polinésico adjective, noun /poliˈnesiko/: Polynesian
polinesio adjective, noun /poliˈnesjo/: Polynesian
polineuritis noun [polinewˈɾit̪is]: polyneuritis
polineuropatía noun /polineuɾopaˈtia/: polyneuropathy
polineuropático adjective /ˌpolineuɾoˈpatiko/: polyneuropathic
polinia noun /poˈlinja/: polynya
polínico adjective /poˈliniko/: pollen
polinífero adjective [poliˈnifeɾo]
polinio noun /poˈlinjo/: pollinium
polinización noun /poliniθaˈθjon/: pollination
polinizado verb /poliniˈθado/: past participle of polinizar
polinizador adjective, noun /poliniθaˈdoɾ/: pollinating
polinizando verb [poliniˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of polinizar
polinizar verb /poliniˈθaɾ/: to pollinate (to apply pollen to)
polinomial adjective: polynomial (relating to polynomials)
polinómico adjective /poliˈnomiko/: polynomial
polinomio noun /poliˈnomjo/: polynomial
polinomio característico noun, phrase /poliˌnomjo kaɾaɡteˈɾistiko/: characteristic polynomial
polinosis noun: hay fever
polinuclear adjective /polinukleˈaɾ/: polynuclear
polinucleótido noun: polynucleotide
polio noun, suffix, verb /ˈpoljo/: poliomyelitis
poliol noun: polyol
poliolefina noun: polyolefin
poliomielitis noun /poljomjeˈlitis/: poliomyelitis
poliominó noun: polyomino
polioperado adjective [poliopeˈɾað̞o]: Someone with many plastic surgeries
poliorcética noun /poljoɾˈθetika/: poliorcetics
poliosofobia noun [poljosoˈfoβ̞ja]
poliostótico adjective: polyostotic
poliovirus noun: poliovirus
polioxietileno noun: polyoxyethylene
polioxometalato noun: polyoxometallate
polipasto noun /poliˈpasto/: polyspast, block and tackle
polipeptídico adjective /polipebˈtidiko/: polypeptidic
polipéptido noun /poliˈpebtido/: polypeptide
polipero noun [poliˈpeɾo]
poliploide adjective [poliˈplojð̞e]: polyploid
poliploidía noun /poliploiˈdia/: polyploidy
polipnea noun: polypnea
polipneico adjective: polypneic
pólipo noun /ˈpolipo/: polyp
polipoesía noun: political poetry
polipoético noun /polipoˈetiko/: political poet
poliporo noun /poliˈpoɾo/: polypore
poliposis noun /poliˈposis/: polyposis
poliprolina noun: polyproline
polipropileno noun [polipɾopiˈleno]: polypropylene
poliproteína noun: polyprotein
poliprótico adjective: polyprotic
políptico noun [poˈlipt̪iko]: polyptych
poliptoton noun: polyptoton
poliqueto noun: polychete
poliquístico adjective: polycystic
poliquistosis noun /polikisˈtosis/: polycystic disease
polir verb [poˈliɾ]
polirricinoleato noun: polyricinoleate
polirritmia noun /poliˈridmja/: polyrhythm
polirritmo noun /poliˈridmo/: polyrhythm
polirrubro noun [poliˈruβ̞ɾo]
polirubro noun: convenience store
polis noun, verb /ˈpolis/: polis
polisacárido adjective, noun [polisaˈkaɾið̞o]: polysaccharidic
polisario adjective /poliˈsaɾjo/: of the Frente Polisario
polisemántico adjective /poliseˈmantiko/: polysemantic
polisemia noun /poliˈsemja/: polysemy
polisémico adjective /poliˈsemiko/: polysemous, polysemic
polisignificante adjective: having multiple meanings
polisílabo adjective, noun [poliˈsilaβ̞o]: polysyllabic
polisilicio noun: polysilicon
polisíndeton noun [poliˈsĩn̪d̪et̪õn]: polysyndeton
polisinodial adjective /polisinoˈdjal/: polisynodial
polisintético adjective: polysynthetic
polisomnografía noun /polisomnoɡɾaˈfia/: polysomnography
polisomnograma noun: polysomnogram
polisón noun /poliˈson/: bustle (frame worn underneath a woman's skirt)
polispermia noun: polyspermy
polista noun: polo player
polisulfuro noun: polysulfide
Polit proper noun [poˈlit̪]
politburó noun /polidbuˈɾo/: politburo
politécnico adjective [poliˈt̪ekniko]: polytechnic
politeísmo noun /politeˈismo/: polytheism
politeísta adjective, noun /politeˈista/: polytheist (person who believes in multiple gods)
politénico adjective: polytenic
politerpeno noun: polyterpene
politerpenoide noun /ˌpoliteɾpeˈnoide/: polyterpenoid
politetrafluoroetileno noun /politetɾaflwoɾoetiˈleno/: polytetrafluoroethylene
política adjective, noun /poˈlitika/: politics (activities associated with running a government or organisation)
política de avestruz noun: ostrich policy
políticamente adverb /poˌlitikaˈmente/: politically
políticamente correcto adjective, phrase /poˌlitikaˌmente koˈreɡto/: politically correct
políticamente incorrecto adjective, phrase /poˌlitikaˌmente inkoˈreɡto/: politically incorrect
politicastro noun /politiˈkastɾo/: corrupt politician
político adjective, noun /poˈlitiko/: political
político-económico adjective /poˌlitiko ekoˈnomiko/: politico-economic
politicofobia noun [polit̪ikoˈfoβ̞ja]: politicophobia
politicucho noun [polit̪iˈkut͡ʃo]
politionato noun: polythionate
politípico adjective /poliˈtipiko/: polytypic
politipo noun: polytype
politiqueado verb [polit̪ikeˈað̞o]: past participle of politiquear
politiqueando verb [polit̪ikeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of politiquear
politiquear verb /politikeˈaɾ/: to waffle on about politics; to drone on about politics
politiqueo noun, verb /politiˈkeo/: political maneuvering
politiquería noun /politikeˈɾia/: excessive politics
politiquero adjective, noun [polit̪iˈkeɾo]: political intriguer
politiqués noun /politiˈkes/: politicianese, political jargon, language used by politicians
politización noun /politiθaˈθjon/: politicization (US), politicisation (UK)
politizado verb /politiˈθado/: past participle of politizar
politizando verb [polit̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of politizar
politizándose verb [polit̪iˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of politizar combined with se
politizar verb /politiˈθaɾ/: to politicize (US), politicise (UK) (give something political characteristics)
politizarse verb [polit̪iˈsaɾse]: infinitive of politizar combined with se
Polito proper noun [poˈlit̪o]
politología noun /politoloˈxia/: political science
politológico adjective [polit̪oˈloxiko]: political science
politólogo noun /poliˈtoloɡo/: political scientist
politomía noun /politoˈmia/: polytomy
politonalidad noun [polit̪onaliˈð̞að̞]: polytonality
politono noun /poliˈtono/: polytone (polyphonic ringtone)
politopo noun: polytope
politransfundido adjective: polytransfused
politrauma noun: polytrauma
politraumatismo noun: multiple trauma
politraumatizado adjective: polytraumatized
politrópico adjective /poliˈtɾopiko/: polytropic
poliuretano noun /poljuɾeˈtano/: polyurethane
poliuria noun /poˈljuɾja/: polyuria
polivalencia noun: multiusage
polivalente adjective /polibaˈlente/: multi-purpose, all-purpose
polivinilo noun /polibiˈnilo/: polyvinyl
polivitamínico adjective: multivitamin
póliza noun /ˈpoliθa/: policy (contract of insurance)
polizón noun /poliˈθon/: stowaway (person who hides on board a ship, train, etc. so as to get a free passage)
polizonte noun /poliˈθonte/: cop
polka noun /ˈpolka/: polka
polla adjective, noun /ˈpoʝa/: young hen, pullet
polla de agua noun: moorhen
pollaboba adjective, noun /ˌpoʝaˈboba/: A stupid person.
pollada noun /poˈʝada/: brood
pollas adjective, adverb, noun: the fuck
pollastre noun /poˈʝastɾe/: young chicken
pollavieja noun: old fart
pollazo noun /poˈʝaθo/: dickslap, cockslap
polleado verb [poʝeˈað̞o]
polleando verb [poʝeˈãn̪d̪o]
pollera adjective, noun /poˈʝeɾa/: pollera (Central American fiesta costume)
pollera tubo noun: pencil skirt
pollería noun /poʝeˈɾia/: an establishment or location where poultry is sold
pollerín noun: skirt
pollero noun /poˈʝeɾo/: one who raises and sells chickens for a living
polleruda adjective [poʝeˈɾuð̞a]: feminine singular of pollerudo
pollerudo adjective, noun /poʝeˈɾudo/: henpecked
pollinarmente adverb [poʝiˌnaɾˈmẽn̪t̪e]
pollino adjective, noun /poˈʝino/: ass, donkey, especially a young and untamed one
pollito noun /poˈʝito/: young chicken
pollo adjective, noun /ˈpoʝo/: chicken (meat)
pollo a l'ast phrase [ˈpoʝo a ˈlast̪]
pollo a la brasa phrase [ˈpoʝo a la ˈβ̞ɾasa]
pollo a la naranja noun /ˌpoʝo a la naˈɾanxa/: orange chicken
pollo a las brasas phrase [ˈpoʝo a las ˈβ̞ɾasas]
pollo frito noun /ˌpoʝo ˈfɾito/: fried chicken
pollón adjective, noun /poˈʝon/: monster cock, huge dick, big cock
polludo adjective [poˈʝuð̞o]
polluela sora noun: The sora.
polluelo noun /poˈʝwelo/: chick (young bird)
polo noun, verb /ˈpolo/: pole
polo acuático noun: water polo
polo de desarrollo phrase [ˈpolo ð̞e ð̞esaˈroʝo]
polo flash noun /ˌpolo ˈflaʃ/: freeze pop, freezie, ice pole (a water-based liquid confection that comes in a clear plastic tube and is frozen before eating).
polo industrial phrase [ˈpolo ĩn̪d̪usˈt̪ɾjal]
polo norte noun: north pole
polo opuesto noun: polar opposite
polo positivo noun /ˌpolo posiˈtibo/: positive pole
polo sur noun: south pole
polo vivo phrase [ˈpolo ˈβ̞iβ̞o]
poloche noun: polo shirt
polocho noun [poˈlot͡ʃo]
polola noun /poˈlola/: female equivalent of pololo
pololeado verb /pololeˈado/: past participle of pololear
pololeando verb [pololeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pololear
pololeándose verb [pololeˈãn̪d̪ose]
pololear verb /pololeˈaɾ/: to court, woo
pololeo noun, verb [poloˈleo]: first-person singular present indicative of pololear
pololo adjective, noun /poˈlolo/: Any of various beetles, such as Astylus trifasciatus.
polonés adjective, noun /poloˈnes/: Polish (from or native to Poland)
polonesa adjective, noun /poloˈnesa/: feminine singular of polonés
Polonia proper noun /poˈlonja/: Poland (a country in Central Europe)
polonio noun /poˈlonjo/: polonium
polonización noun: Polonization
polono adjective /poˈlono/: Polish (from or native to Poland)
Polpaico proper noun [polˈpajko]
polpotista noun: Polpotist
poltergeist noun [pol̪t̪eɾˈxejst̪]
poltrón adjective, noun /polˈtɾon/: lazy
poltrona adjective, noun /polˈtɾona/: armchair
poltronizado verb [pol̪t̪ɾoniˈsað̞o]
poltronizando verb [pol̪t̪ɾoniˈsãn̪d̪o]
poltronizándose verb [pol̪t̪ɾoniˈsãn̪d̪ose]
poltronizar verb [pol̪t̪ɾoniˈsaɾ]
polución noun /poluˈθjon/: pollution (physical contamination of the environment)

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.