Spanish words: polución nocturna to ponto

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Spanish words polución nocturna to ponto

polución nocturna noun: nocturnal emission
polucionado verb /poluθjoˈnado/: past participle of polucionar
polucionando verb [polusjoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of polucionar
polucionar verb /poluθjoˈnaɾ/: to pollute
poluir verb [poˈlwiɾ]
poluto adjective /poˈluto/: dirty
polvacera noun /polbaˈθeɾa/: dustcloud
polvareda noun /polbaˈɾeda/: dustcloud
polveado verb [polβ̞eˈað̞o]
polveando verb [polβ̞eˈãn̪d̪o]
polveándose verb [polβ̞eˈãn̪d̪ose]
polvear verb [polβ̞eˈaɾ]
polvera noun /polˈbeɾa/: powder compact
polvificado verb [polβ̞ifiˈkað̞o]
polvificando verb [polβ̞ifiˈkãn̪d̪o]
polvillo noun [polˈβ̞iʝo]: dust
polvo noun /ˈpolbo/: dust (fine, dry particles of matter found in the air and covering the surface of objects)
polvo cósmico noun, phrase [ˈpolβ̞o ˈkosmiko]: cosmic dust
polvo de arroz noun: rice flour
polvo de hornear noun: baking powder (a dry leavening agent used in baking)
polvo de ladrillo phrase [ˈpolβ̞o ð̞e laˈð̞ɾiʝo]
polvo de tierra noun: horsetail (plant)
pólvora noun /ˈpolboɾa/: gunpowder
pólvora de cañón noun: gunpowder for cannons
pólvora progresiva phrase [ˈpolβ̞oɾa pɾoɣ̞ɾeˈsiβ̞a]
polvoraduque noun [polβ̞oɾaˈð̞uke]
pólvoras de duque phrase [ˈpolβ̞oɾas ð̞e ˈð̞uke]
polvoreado verb /polboɾeˈado/: past participle of polvorear
polvoreamiento noun [polβ̞oɾeaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
polvoreando verb [polβ̞oɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of polvorear
polvorear verb /polboɾeˈaɾ/: to powder; to sprinkle with powder
polvoreda noun [polβ̞oˈɾeð̞a]
polvoriento adjective /polboˈɾjento/: dusty (covered with dust)
polvorilla noun /polboˈɾiʝa/: an antsy person; a livewire
polvorín noun /polboˈɾin/: powder keg
polvorizado verb [polβ̞oɾiˈsað̞o]
polvorizando verb [polβ̞oɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]
polvorizar verb [polβ̞oɾiˈsaɾ]
polvorón noun /polboˈɾon/: a type of shortbread made of flour, sugar, milk, and nuts, popular in Spain, Latin America and other former Spanish colonies, such as the Philippines,...
polvoroso adjective /polboˈɾoso/: dusty
polvos noun /ˈpolbos/: face powder (cosmetic made from coloured talc)
polvos de talco noun: talcum powder
polvos de tocador noun: makeup powder
polvoso adjective: powdery; dusty
polymorfismo noun: polymorphism
polypasto noun [poliˈpast̪o]
poma noun /ˈpoma/: pome
poma rosa noun /ˌpoma ˈrosa/: alternative spelling of pomarrosa
pomácea noun: apple snail
pomada noun /poˈmada/: salve, ointment
Pomar proper noun [poˈmaɾ]
pomarada noun /pomaˈɾada/: apple orchard
Pomares proper noun [poˈmaɾes]
pomarola noun [pomaˈɾola]
pomarrosa noun /pomaˈrosa/: Malay apple (a myrtaceous tree (Syzygium malaccense) native to Malaysia and Australia, or the fruit of this tree)
pombalino adjective /pombaˈlino/: referring to Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo, first Marquis of Pombal (1699-1782) or his time
pombero noun /pomˈbeɾo/: a kind of bogeyman
Pombo proper noun [ˈpõmbo]
pomelada noun [pomeˈlað̞a]
pomelo noun /poˈmelo/: pomelo
pomelo chino phrase [poˈmelo ˈt͡ʃino]
pomeranio adjective, noun: Pomeranian
pomerano adjective, noun /pomeˈɾano/: Pomeranian
pomerina noun [pomeˈɾina]
pómez noun /ˈpomeθ/: pumice
pomífero adjective [poˈmifeɾo]
pomo noun /ˈpomo/: knob, doorknob, pommel
pomológico adjective /pomoˈloxiko/: pomological
Pomona proper noun /poˈmona/: Pomona (a goddess of fruitful abundance)
pomor noun /poˈmoɾ/: Pomor
pomorroso noun [pomoˈroso]
pompa adjective, noun /ˈpompa/: pomp
pompa de jabón noun: soap bubble
pompadour noun [põmpaˈð̞uɾ]
pompaje noun /pomˈpaxe/: compressor stall
pompas fúnebres noun /ˌpompas ˈfunebɾes/: funeral, funeral service
pompeado verb /pompeˈado/: past participle of pompear
pompeando verb [põmpeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pompear
pompeándose verb [põmpeˈãn̪d̪ose]
pompear verb /pompeˈaɾ/: to act pompously; to pomp
pompero noun /pomˈpeɾo/: bubble blower
pompeta noun /pomˈpeta/: butt; ass
Pompeya proper noun /pomˈpeʝa/: Pompeii
pompeyano adjective, noun /pompeˈʝano/: of, from or relating to the city of Pompei near Naples, Campania, Italy, site of famous Roman ruins, or the ancient ruined city itself
Pompeyo proper noun /pomˈpeʝo/: Pompey (Roman dude)
pompi noun /ˈpompi/: buttock
pompis noun /ˈpompis/: butt (buttocks)
pompo adjective /ˈpompo/: blunt, worn down
pompón noun [põmˈpõn]: pompon
pomponeado verb [põmponeˈað̞o]
pomponeando verb [põmponeˈãn̪d̪o]
pomponeándose verb [põmponeˈãn̪d̪ose]
pomponera noun /pompoˈneɾa/: pompom girl
pomporruta noun /pompoˈruta/: mondegreen
pomposamente adverb /pomˌposaˈmente/: pompously
pomposidad noun /pomposiˈdad/: pomposity
pomposo adjective /pomˈposo/: pompous, highfalutin
pómulo noun /ˈpomulo/: cheekbone
pon noun, verb /ˈpon/: second-person singular imperative of poner
pon tú interjection [ˈpõn̪ ˈt̪u]
Ponce proper noun /ˈponθe/: a city and municipality of Puerto Rico, United States.
ponceado noun [põnseˈað̞o]
ponceando verb [põnseˈãn̪d̪o]
poncear verb [põnseˈaɾ]
ponceños adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Ponce, Puerto Rico
ponceo noun [põnˈseo]
ponchada noun, verb /ponˈt͡ʃada/: the amount that a poncho can contain; a poncho-ful
ponchado adjective, noun, verb /ponˈt͡ʃado/: past participle of ponchar
ponchador noun /pont͡ʃaˈdoɾ/: puncher
ponchadora noun /pont͡ʃaˈdoɾa/: crimping tool, crimper, crimping pliers
ponchadura noun: puncture
ponchar verb /ponˈt͡ʃaɾ/: to punch in/punch out (at work)
ponche noun, verb /ˈpont͡ʃe/: punch (drink)
ponche crema noun: milk and eggs cream based liquor; a variant of eggnog
ponche de huevo noun /ˌpont͡ʃe de ˈw̝ebo/: eggnog
ponchera noun /ponˈt͡ʃeɾa/: punchbowl
ponchito noun: antpitta
poncho noun, verb /ˈpont͡ʃo/: poncho
ponderable adjective /pondeˈɾable/: ponderable, notable
ponderación noun /pondeɾaˈθjon/: weighting, calculation
ponderado adjective, verb /pondeˈɾado/: esteemed, highly respected
ponderador noun: one who ponders
ponderal adjective: ponderal
ponderando verb [põn̪d̪eˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ponderar
ponderar verb /pondeˈɾaɾ/: to ponder, consider
ponderativo adjective /pondeɾaˈtibo/: exaggerating
ponderoso adjective /pondeˈɾoso/: level-headed
Ponedera proper noun /poneˈdeɾa/: Ponedera (a town, a municipality of Atlántico department, Colombia)
ponedora noun: layer; laying hen
ponele adverb, interjection, verb [poˈnele]: maybe, about
ponencia noun /poˈnenθja/: report, presentation, address, speech
ponente noun /poˈnente/: rapporteur
poner verb /poˈneɾ/: to put, to place (cause to assume a specified position)
poner a caer de un burro verb /poˌneɾ a kaˌeɾ de um ˈburo/: to slag off; rip to shreds
poner a caldo phrase, verb /poˌneɾ a ˈkaldo/: to tell off, scold
poner a chupar gladiolo phrase [poˈneɾ a t͡ʃuˈpaɾ ɣ̞laˈð̞jolo]
poner a cien phrase, verb /poˌneɾ a ˈθjen/: to excite someone.
poner a cuatro patas verb: to take from behind
poner a disposición verb: to provide (someone with something)
poner a los pies de los caballos verb /poˌneɾ a los ˌpjes de los kaˈbaʝos/: to throw under the bus
poner a parir verb: to slag off; rip to shreds
poner a prueba verb /poˌneɾ a ˈpɾweba/: to put to the test, to pilot
poner a tierra verb: to ground
poner al tanto verb /poˌneɾ al ˈtanto/: to brief, give a rundown
poner alguien en su sitio verb /poˌneɾ ˌalɡjen en su ˈsitjo/: to put someone in their place
poner asunto verb /poˌneɾ aˈsunto/: to pay attention; take notice
poner atención verb /poˌneɾ atenˈθjon/: to pay attention
poner bolas phrase [poˈneɾ ˈβ̞olas]
poner carácter phrase [poˈneɾ kaˈɾakt̪eɾ]
poner contra la pared phrase [poˈneɾ ˈkõn̪t̪ɾa la paˈɾeð̞]
poner coto phrase, verb /poˌneɾ ˈkoto/: to put an end to
poner cuidado phrase [poˈneɾ kwiˈð̞að̞o]
poner de los nervios verb: to get on someone's nerves; to grate on; to put on edge
poner de manifiesto verb /poˌneɾ de maniˈfjesto/: to put on record; to set out; to make clear; to explain
poner de patitas en la calle phrase, verb [poˈneɾ ð̞e paˈt̪it̪as ẽn la ˈkaʝe]: to chuck out; throw out; expel
poner de relieve phrase, verb /poˌneɾ de reˈljebe/: to highlight, to drive home
poner de vuelta y media verb /poˌneɾ de ˌbwelta i ˈmedja/: to slag off; to give someone a piece of one's mind
poner el acento verb /poˌneɾ el aˈθento/: to stress, highlight, underline
poner el broche verb /poˌneɾ el ˈbɾot͡ʃe/: ellipsis of poner el broche de oro
poner el broche de oro verb: to add the finishing touches, to round off
poner el carro delante de los bueyes phrase, verb /poˌneɾ el ˌkaro deˌlante de los ˈbweʝes/: put the cart before the horse
poner el carro delante del burro phrase: alternative form of poner el carro delante de los bueyes
poner el carro delante del caballo phrase, verb [poˈneɾ el ˈkaro ð̞eˈlãn̪t̪e ð̞el kaˈβ̞aʝo]: alternative form of poner el carro delante de los bueyes
poner el cuerpo verb /poˌneɾ el ˈkweɾpo/: to thrust oneself in, body and soul
poner el dedo phrase, verb /poˌneɾ el ˈdedo/: to tattle on; to betray (someone); to expose (someone) as a wrongdoer or culprit;
poner el dedo en la llaga verb /poˌneɾ el ˌdedo en la ˈʝaɡa/: to rub it in, rub salt in the wound
poner el gorro phrase, verb /poˌneɾ el ˈɡoro/: to commit adultery
poner el grito en el cielo verb: to scream blue murder; to make a hullabaloo
poner el hombro verb: synonym of arrimar el hombro
poner en claro verb: make clear; clear up
poner en cobro verb /poˌneɾ en ˈkobɾo/: to keep safe
poner en contacto phrase, verb /poˌneɾ en konˈtaɡto/: to connect or link to something.
poner en efecto verb: to put into effect
poner en ejecución verb: to put into practice
poner en evidencia verb /poˌneɾ en ebiˈdenθja/: to reveal, to highlight
poner en hora verb /poˌneɾ en ˈoɾa/: to set or synchronize a clock to the right time
poner en jaque verb /poˌneɾ en ˈxake/: to jeopardize
poner en la calle verb /poˌneɾ en la ˈkaʝe/: to release (a product)
poner en marcha verb /poˌneɾ em ˈmaɾt͡ʃa/: to set in motion; to implement
poner en órbita verb: to send/put into orbit
poner en peligro verb: to endanger, to jeopardize, to imperil, to compromise, to put at risk, to put in danger, to put in jeopardy
poner en práctica verb: to put in practice
poner en razón verb /poˌneɾ en raˈθon/: to put on the right track
poner en ridículo verb /poˌneɾ en riˈdikulo/: to ridiculize
poner en solfa verb: to ridicule
poner en tela de juicio phrase, verb [poˈneɾ ẽn̪ ˈt̪ela ð̞e ˈxwisjo]: to call into question, question; cast doubt
poner en valor verb: to highlight; to point out
poner fichas phrase [poˈneɾ ˈfit͡ʃas]
poner gesto verb: synonym of torcer el gesto
poner huevo phrase [poˈneɾ ˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eβ̞o]
poner la cara phrase [poˈneɾ la ˈkaɾa]
poner la mente verb: put one's mind to
poner la mente de uno en algo phrase [poˈneɾ la ˈmẽn̪t̪e ð̞e ˈuno ẽn ˈalɣ̞o]
poner la mesa phrase, verb [poˈneɾ la ˈmesa]: to set the table (arrange plates, etc. for a meal)
poner la mira en verb: to focus on; to have in sight
poner la pelota en juego verb: get the ball rolling
poner la proa verb: To aim for; to put in one's sights
poner la torta phrase [poˈneɾ la ˈt̪oɾt̪a]
poner la vista phrase [poˈneɾ la ˈβ̞ist̪a]
poner las manos en la masa verb: to get stuck in
poner los cachos phrase, verb /poˌneɾ los ˈkat͡ʃos/: to cuckold; to cheat on
poner los cuernos phrase /poˌneɾ los ˈkweɾnos/: to cheat on, put horns on
poner los nervios de punta verb: to get on someone's nerves; to put on edge
poner los ojos en albo verb /poˌneɾ los ˌoxos en ˈalbo/: dated form of poner los ojos en blanco
poner los ojos en blanco phrase, verb /poˌneɾ los ˌoxos em ˈblanko/: to turn one's eyes upwards to display the whites of one's eyes
poner los ojos encima verb /poˌneɾ los ˌoxos enˈθima/: alternative form of echar el ojo
poner los pies en la tierra phrase [poˈneɾ los ˈpjes ẽn la ˈt̪jera]
poner los puntos sobre las íes phrase, verb /poˌneɾ los ˌpuntos ˌsobɾe las ˈies/: to dot the i's; to dot the i's and cross the t's
poner mano en verb /poˌneɾ ˈmano en/: to see to
poner mirando pa' Cuenca verb: to fuck (someone) from behind; to fuck (someone) doggy style
poner palos en las ruedas phrase, verb [poˈneɾ ˈpalos ẽn las ˈrweð̞as]: to throw a spanner in the works
poner pies en polvorosa verb: to take to one's heels; flee
poner pingando verb /poˌneɾ pinˈɡando/: to slag off; rip to shreds
poner por caso verb /poˌneɾ poɾ ˈkaso/: to take for granted
poner por encima verb /poˌneɾ poɾ enˈθima/: to prefer; to put (something) before or above
poner por las nubes verb /poˌneɾ poɾ las ˈnubes/: to praise to the skies, to sing the praises of (to speak highly of)
poner sitio verb /poˌneɾ ˈsitjo/: to siege; to lay siege
poner tierra de por medio verb: to scram; to get away; to take to one's heels
poner tierra en medio verb: to scram; to get away; to take to one's heels
poner tierra por medio verb: to scram; to get away; to take to one's heels
poner toda la carne en el asador verb: to give one's all; to pull out all the stops
poner una pica en Flandes phrase, verb [poˈneɾ ˈuna ˈpika ẽɱ ˈflãn̪d̪es]: to slog
poner verde verb /poˌneɾ ˈbeɾde/: to criticise; to put down
ponerla verb [poˈneɾla]: infinitive of poner combined with la
ponerle verb /poˈneɾle/: to have sex
ponerle a uno los cachos phrase [poˈneɾle a ˈuno los ˈkat͡ʃos]
ponerle a uno los cuernos phrase [poˈneɾle a ˈuno los ˈkweɾnos]
ponerle el cascabel al gato verb: to bell the cat
ponerle pino phrase [poˈneɾle ˈpino]
ponerle queso verb /poˌneɾle ˈkeso/: to think carefully how to do or solve (something).
ponerme verb [poˈneɾme]: infinitive of poner combined with me
ponerse verb [poˈneɾse]: infinitive of poner combined with se
ponerse al corriente verb /poˌneɾse al koˈrjente/: to get in the loop; to clue oneself up; to find out
ponerse al día verb /poˌneɾse al ˈdia/: to catch up
ponerse al frente verb /poˌneɾse al ˈfɾente/: to take charge; to take the reins
ponerse al pedo phrase [poˈneɾse al ˈpeð̞o]
ponerse al socaire verb: alternative form of estar al socaire
ponerse como la grana phrase [poˈneɾse ˈkomo la ˈɣ̞ɾana]
ponerse como un quique phrase [poˈneɾse ˈkomo ũŋ ˈkike]
ponerse de pie verb: to stand up, to stand, to get to one's feet, to get back on one's feet
ponerse el mundo por montera verb /poˌneɾse el ˌmundo poɾ monˈteɾa/: to throw caution to the wind
ponerse en camino verb /poˌneɾse en kaˈmino/: to set off; to set out (on a journey)
ponerse en contacto phrase, verb /poˌneɾse en konˈtaɡto/: To contact somebody, to be put in contact with somebody, to get in contact with somebody.
ponerse en cura verb /poˌneɾse en ˈkuɾa/: to start to heal; to begin the healing process
ponerse en las coloradas phrase [poˈneɾse ẽn las koloˈɾað̞as]
ponerse en onda verb /poˌneɾse en ˈonda/: to get down with the kids
ponerse en pedo phrase [poˈneɾse ẽn ˈpeð̞o]
ponerse fecha verb /poˌneɾse ˈfet͡ʃa/: to set a date for commiting suicide.
ponerse gallito phrase [poˈneɾse ɣ̞aˈʝit̪o]
ponerse guapo phrase [poˈneɾse ˈɣ̞wapo]
ponerse la diez phrase [poˈneɾse la ˈð̞jes]
ponerse la gorra phrase [poˈneɾse la ˈɣ̞ora]
ponerse las botas phrase, verb [poˈneɾse las ˈβ̞ot̪as]: to make a killing
ponerse las pilas phrase, verb /poˌneɾse las ˈpilas/: to pull up one's socks; to pull one's socks up
ponerse los pantalones phrase [poˈneɾse los pãn̪t̪aˈlones]
ponerse los patines phrase, verb [poˈneɾse los paˈt̪ines]: to get one's skates on; get a move on
ponerse palote verb: to go hard (get an erection)
ponerse verga verb /poˌneɾse ˈbeɾɡa/: get one's act together, lock in
ponerse vergas verb /poˌneɾse ˈbeɾɡas/: alternative form of ponerse verga
Ponferrada proper noun /ponfeˈrada/: Ponferrada (a city in the province of León, Castile and León, Spain)
ponferradino adjective, noun /ponferaˈdino/: of, from or relating to Ponferrada
pongo noun, verb /ˈponɡo/: orangutan
pongueado verb [põŋgeˈað̞o]
pongueando verb [põŋgeˈãn̪d̪o]
ponguear verb [põŋgeˈaɾ]
poni noun /ˈponi/: pony
Poniatowski proper noun: a surname from Polish
ponible adjective /poˈnible/: wearable
poniendo verb [poˈnjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of poner
poniéndose verb [poˈnjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of poner combined with se
poniente adjective, noun /poˈnjente/: west, western
póñil noun /ˈpoɲil/: Apache plume (Fallugia paradoxa)
ponimiento noun: placement
ponja adjective, noun /ˈponxa/: Japanese (a person)
ponofobia noun [ponoˈfoβ̞ja]
Ponomarev proper noun [ponomaˈɾeβ̞]
ponqué noun /ponˈke/: pound cake
Pons proper noun [ˈpõns]
ponsada noun [põnˈsað̞a]
ponsigué noun /ponsiˈɡe/: Indian jujube (Ziziphus mauritiana)
ponso noun /ˈponso/: tansy
Pont proper noun [ˈpõn̪t̪]
pontanés adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Puente Genil
pontazgo noun /ponˈtaθɡo/: a type of tribute or toll paid to the owner of a bridge upon crossing it
ponte a creer phrase [ˈpõn̪t̪e a kɾeˈeɾ]
ponteado verb [põn̪t̪eˈað̞o]
ponteando verb [põn̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
pontear verb [põn̪t̪eˈaɾ]
ponteduros noun [põn̪t̪eˈð̞uɾos]
Pontevedra proper noun /ponteˈbedɾa/: Pontevedra (a province of Galicia, Spain; capital: Pontevedra)
pontevedrés adjective, noun /pontebeˈdɾes/: of, from or relating to Pontevedra
póntico adjective /ˈpontiko/: Pontic
pontificado noun, verb /pontifiˈkado/: pontificate
pontifical adjective /pontifiˈkal/: pontifical
pontificalmente adverb: pontifically
pontificando verb [põn̪t̪ifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pontificar
pontificar verb [põn̪t̪ifiˈkaɾ]: to pontificate
pontífice noun /ponˈtifiθe/: pontiff
pontificio adjective /pontiˈfiθjo/: pontifical
ponto noun /ˈponto/: sea; the sea

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.