Spanish words: publicar to pulsear

Spanish words publicar to pulsear

1. publicar verb /publiˈkaɾ/: to publish
2. publicidad noun /publiθiˈdad/: advertisement
3. publicista noun /publiˈθista/: publicist
4. publicístico adjective: publicity
5. publicitado verb /publiθiˈtado/: past participle of publicitar
6. publicitando verb [puβ̞lisiˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of publicitar
7. publicitar verb /publiθiˈtaɾ/: to publicize
8. publicitariamente adverb /publiθiˌtaɾjaˈmente/: using advertising
9. publicitario adjective, noun /publiθiˈtaɾjo/: relating to advertising
10. público adjective, noun, verb /ˈpubliko/: public
11. publificado verb [puβ̞lifiˈkað̞o]
12. publificando verb [puβ̞lifiˈkãn̪d̪o]
13. publimosca noun /publiˈmoska/: a digital on-screen graphic from the television broadcaster to promote its own content
14. publirrelacionista noun: public relations person; PR specialist
15. publirreportaje noun: advertorial
16. pubococcígeo adjective: pubococcygeal, pubococcygeus
17. pucacunga noun: Spix's guan, Penelope jacquacu
18. Pucallpa noun /puˈkalpa/: Pucallpa (provincial capital city in Peru)
19. pucallpino adjective [pukalˈpino]
20. pucará noun /pukaˈɾa/: pukara (hilltop fortification)
21. Pucela proper noun /puˈθela/: Valladolid (a city in Castile and León, Spain)
22. pucelana adjective, noun /puθeˈlana/: female equivalent of pucelano
23. pucelano adjective, noun /puθeˈlano/: of, from or relating to Valladolid
24. pucha interjection, noun, verb /ˈput͡ʃa/: pussy
25. puchacay interjection [put͡ʃaˈkaj]
26. puchada noun, verb /puˈt͡ʃada/: feminine singular of puchado
27. puchado verb /puˈt͡ʃado/: past participle of puchar
28. puchaina noun /puˈt͡ʃaina/: vagina, vulva
29. púchale interjection [ˈput͡ʃale]
30. puchando verb [puˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]: gerund of puchar
31. puchar verb /puˈt͡ʃaɾ/: to push
32. puche noun, verb [ˈput͡ʃe]: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
33. pucheado verb [put͡ʃeˈað̞o]
34. pucheando verb [put͡ʃeˈãn̪d̪o]
35. puchear verb [put͡ʃeˈaɾ]
36. pucherazo noun /put͡ʃeˈɾaθo/: hit or blow with a cooking pot
37. puchereado verb [put͡ʃeɾeˈað̞o]
38. puchereando verb [put͡ʃeɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
39. pucheriento adjective [put͡ʃeˈɾjẽn̪t̪o]
40. puchero noun /puˈt͡ʃeɾo/: cooking pot
41. puches noun, verb /ˈput͡ʃes/: porridge
42. Pucheta proper noun [puˈt͡ʃet̪a]
43. Puchi proper noun [ˈput͡ʃi]
44. púchica interjection /ˈput͡ʃika/: fudge: euphemistic form of puta
45. puchista adjective, noun /puˈt͡ʃista/: alternative form of putschista
46. puchito noun /puˈt͡ʃito/: a buddy
47. pucho adjective, noun, verb /ˈput͡ʃo/: butt (used cigarette)
48. puchungo adjective [puˈt͡ʃũŋgo]
49. puchunguito adjective, noun /put͡ʃunˈɡito/: darling, sweetheart
50. pucia noun [ˈpusja]
51. pucta noun /ˈpuɡta/: prostitute, whore; slut
52. pucté noun /puɡˈte/: black olive
53. pucuna noun [puˈkuna]
54. pucuyo noun /puˈkuʝo/: the chuck-will's-widow or the Eastern whippoorwill
55. Pudahuel proper noun /pudaˈwel/: Pudahuel (a city in Chile)
56. pudding noun /ˈpudin/: pudding (particularly British types)
57. pudelación noun: puddling
58. pudelado noun, verb [puð̞eˈlað̞o]: puddling
59. pudelando verb [puð̞eˈlãn̪d̪o]
60. pudendo adjective, noun /puˈdendo/: pudendal
61. pudibundez noun /pudibunˈdeθ/: prudery, prudishness
62. pudibundo adjective /pudiˈbundo/: prudish
63. púdicamente adverb /ˌpudikaˈmente/: honestly
64. púdico adjective /ˈpudiko/: modest, humble, chaste
65. pudiendo verb /puˈdjendo/: gerund of poder
66. pudiente adjective, noun /puˈdjente/: wealthy
67. pudin noun /ˈpudin/: pudding (sweet or savory)
68. pudir verb /puˈdiɾ/: to stink, to reek
69. pudor noun /puˈdoɾ/: shame
70. pudorosamente adverb [puð̞oˌɾosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
71. pudoroso adjective /pudoˈɾoso/: modest, humble, chaste
72. pudrición noun /pudɾiˈθjon/: rot, rotting
73. pudrición húmeda phrase [puð̞ɾiˈsjõn ˈumeð̞a]
74. pudridero noun: dump; rubbish pit
75. pudriendo verb [puˈð̞ɾjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of pudrir
76. pudriéndose verb [puˈð̞ɾjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of pudrir combined with se
77. pudrimiento noun /pudɾiˈmjento/: decay, corruption
78. pudrir verb /puˈdɾiɾ/: to rot
79. pudrirse verb [puˈð̞ɾiɾse]: infinitive of pudrir combined with se
80. pudú noun /puˈdu/: pudu (very small deer from the genus Pudu, native to the Andes)
81. pue interjection [ˈpwe]
82. puebla noun, verb /ˈpwebla/: town, village
83. pueblada noun [pweˈβ̞lað̞a]: major uprising; revolt by a large number of the population
84. pueblecito noun /pwebleˈθito/: diminutive of pueblo: little village
85. pueblerino adjective, noun /pwebleˈɾino/: countryfied, rustic, countryish
86. pueblero adjective, noun /pweˈbleɾo/: native to the town
87. pueblo noun, verb /ˈpweblo/: town, village
88. pueblo chico, infierno grande proverb [ˈpweβ̞lo ˈt͡ʃiko | ĩɱˈfjeɾno ˈɣ̞ɾãn̪d̪e]
89. pueblo fantasma noun /ˌpweblo fanˈtasma/: ghost town
90. pueblo joven phrase [ˈpweβ̞lo ˈxoβ̞ẽn]
91. pueblo llano noun, phrase /ˌpweblo ˈʝano/: common people, commoners (as a group)
92. pueblucho noun /pweˈblut͡ʃo/: one-horse town, cowtown
93. puede interjection, verb /ˈpwede/: it's possible; could be
94. puede ayudarme phrase /ˌpwede aʝuˈdaɾme/: can you help me?
95. puede que adverb, phrase /ˈpwede ke/: it may be that, it might be that (Used to express possibility of something happening)
96. puede ser phrase [ˈpweð̞e ˈseɾ]
97. puedes ayudarme phrase /ˌpwedes aʝuˈdaɾme/: can you help me?
98. Puel proper noun [ˈpwel]
99. puela noun /ˈpwela/: frying pan; skillet
100. puelada noun /pweˈlada/: frying-panful
101. puelar noun /pweˈlaɾ/: an assortment of pots and pans.
102. puelche adjective, noun /ˈpwelt͡ʃe/: Puelche
103. Puelma proper noun [ˈpwelma]
104. Puen proper noun [ˈpwẽn]
105. puente noun /ˈpwente/: bridge (construction spanning a waterway, ravine, or valley from an elevated height)
106. puente aéreo noun /ˌpwente aˈeɾeo/: airbridge
107. puente colgante noun /ˌpwente kolˈɡante/: suspension bridge
108. puente de barcas noun: pontoon bridge
109. puente de mando noun: bridge
110. puente de Varolio noun /ˌpwente de baˈɾoljo/: pons; pons Varolii
111. puente H phrase [ˈpwẽn̪t̪e ˈat͡ʃe]
112. puente levadizo noun /ˌpwente lebaˈdiθo/: drawbridge
113. puente terrestre noun: land bridge
114. puente tibetano noun /ˌpwente tibeˈtano/: rope bridge (pedestrian suspension bridge)
115. puenteado verb /pwenteˈado/: past participle of puentear
116. puentealtino adjective [pwẽn̪t̪eal̪ˈt̪ino]
117. puenteando verb [pwẽn̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of puentear
118. puentear verb /pwenteˈaɾ/: to bypass, bridge, hot-wire
119. puenting noun /ˈpwentin/: alternative spelling of puenting
120. puentismo noun /pwenˈtismo/: bungee jumping from a bridge
121. puer aeternus noun: inner child
122. puerca adjective, noun /ˈpweɾka/: female equivalent of puerco (“pig”): sow
123. puerco adjective, noun /ˈpweɾko/: pig
124. puerco espín phrase [ˈpweɾko esˈpĩn]
125. puerco no se rasca en javilla proverb: don't shoot yourself in the foot; people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
126. puerco pibil noun: cochinita pibil
127. puercoespín noun /pweɾkoesˈpin/: porcupine
128. puercote adjective: piggish, swinish; disgusting
129. puericia noun /pweˈɾiθja/: preteen age
130. puericultor noun /pweɾikulˈtoɾ/: paedologist
131. puericultorio noun: orphanage
132. puericultura noun [pweɾikul̪ˈt̪uɾa]: paedology
133. pueril adjective /pweˈɾil/: children, childhood
134. puerilidad noun /pweɾiliˈdad/: childishness; puerility
135. puérpara noun /ˈpweɾpaɾa/: puerpera; mother who has recently given birth
136. puérpera noun /ˈpweɾpeɾa/: puerpera (a woman who has just given birth)
137. puerperal adjective /pweɾpeˈɾal/: puerperal
138. puerperio noun /pweɾˈpeɾjo/: puerperium
139. puerqueza noun /pweɾˈkeθa/: dirtiness; filth
140. puerquito noun /pweɾˈkito/: diminutive of puerco
141. puerro noun /ˈpwero/: leek
142. puerta noun /ˈpweɾta/: door (portal of entry into a building)
143. puerta batiente noun: swinging door
144. puerta corredera noun /ˌpweɾta koreˈdeɾa/: sliding door
145. puerta corrediza noun /ˌpweɾta koreˈdiθa/: sliding door
146. puerta de servicio noun: tradesman's entrance
147. puerta falsa noun: false door
148. puerta giratoria noun, phrase [ˈpweɾt̪a xiɾaˈt̪oɾja]: revolving door
149. puerta trasera noun: back door
150. puerta ventana phrase [ˈpweɾt̪a β̞ẽn̪ˈt̪ana]
151. puertas nacaradas noun: pearly gates
152. puertazo noun /pweɾˈtaθo/: doorbuster (a limited sale on select items during a prominent shopping day)
153. puertear verb [pweɾt̪eˈaɾ]
154. puertezuela noun /pweɾteˈθwela/: alternative form of portezuela (“car door”)
155. puertita noun /pweɾˈtita/: diminutive of puerta
156. puerto noun /ˈpweɾto/: port, harbour
157. puerto deportivo noun /ˌpweɾto depoɾˈtibo/: marina (harbor for yachts)
158. puertomontino adjective, noun /pweɾtomonˈtino/: of, from or relating to Puerto Montt
159. puertorrealeño adjective [pweɾt̪oreaˈleɲo]
160. puertorriqueñidad noun [pweɾt̪orikeɲiˈð̞að̞]
161. puertorriqueñismo noun [pweɾt̪orikeˈɲismo]
162. puertorriqueño adjective, noun /pweɾtoriˈkeɲo/: Puerto Rican (of, from or relating to Puerto Rico)
163. puertorro adjective [pweɾˈt̪oro]
164. pues adverb, conjunction, interjection /ˈpwes/: so, then; in that case
165. pues bien adverb /ˌpwes ˈbjen/: OK, right, so
166. pues chúpate el dedo grande phrase [ˈpwes ˈt͡ʃupat̪e el̪ ˈd̪eð̞o ˈɣ̞ɾãn̪d̪e]
167. pues qué phrase /ˌpwes ˈke/: so what!
168. pues ya conjunction: of course, certainly, sure
169. puesque conjunction [ˈpweske]
170. puesta adjective, noun, verb /ˈpwesta/: clutch (of eggs)
171. puesta a disposición noun /ˌpwesta a disposiˈθjon/: provision
172. puesta a punto noun /ˌpwesta a ˈpunto/: finetuning; perfection
173. puesta a tierra phrase [ˈpwest̪a a ˈt̪jera]
174. puesta de largo noun /ˌpwesta de ˈlaɾɡo/: coming of age party, party in which a young woman dresses in a long dress and presents herself in society
175. puesta de relieve noun /ˌpwesta de reˈljebe/: highlighting
176. puesta de sol noun /ˌpwesta de ˈsol/: sunset
177. puesta del sol noun: sunset
178. puesta en escena noun: staging; mise en scene
179. puesta en marcha noun /ˌpwesta em ˈmaɾt͡ʃa/: implementation, deployment
180. puestero noun /pwesˈteɾo/: stallholder
181. puesto adjective, noun, verb /ˈpwesto/: position, employment, job
182. puesto a precisar adverb: precisely, specifically
183. puesto de control noun: checkpoint
184. puesto que conjunction, phrase [ˈpwest̪o ke]: given that
185. Pueyo proper noun [ˈpweʝo]
186. Pueyrredón proper noun [pwejˈreð̞õn]
187. puf interjection, noun [ˈpuf]: poof!
188. pufero noun /puˈfeɾo/: scammer
189. puff noun [ˈpuf]
190. pufo noun /ˈpufo/: scam
191. Puga proper noun [ˈpuɣ̞a]
192. púgil noun /ˈpuxil/: boxer, pugilist
193. pugilato noun /puxiˈlato/: boxing
194. pugilismo noun /puxiˈlismo/: pugilism
195. pugilista noun /puxiˈlista/: pugilist, boxer
196. pugilístico adjective /puxiˈlistiko/: boxing
197. pugna noun, verb /ˈpuɡna/: fight; ruckus
198. pugnacidad noun /puɡnaθiˈdad/: pugnacity, quarrelsomeness
199. pugnado verb /puɡˈnado/: past participle of pugnar
200. pugnando verb [puɣ̞ˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pugnar
201. pugnar verb /puɡˈnaɾ/: to struggle; fight
202. pugnaz adjective /puɡˈnaθ/: pugnacious
203. puh interjection [ˈpu]
204. Puig proper noun /ˈput͡ʃ/: a surname from Catalan
205. puja noun, verb /ˈpuxa/: bid
206. puja distributiva phrase [ˈpuxa ð̞ist̪ɾiβ̞uˈt̪iβ̞a]
207. pujacante noun /puxaˈkante/: witch doctor; medicine man; soothsayer
208. pujado verb /puˈxado/: past participle of pujar
209. pujador noun /puxaˈdoɾ/: bidder
210. pujamen noun /puˈxamen/: foot (of a sail)
211. pujamiento noun: abundance of organic liquids, and most commonly, blood
212. Pujana proper noun [puˈxana]
213. pujando verb [puˈxãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pujar
214. pujante adjective /puˈxante/: booming, growing
215. pujantemente adverb [puˌxãn̪t̪eˈmẽn̪t̪e]
216. pujanza noun /puˈxanθa/: strength, might
217. pujar verb /puˈxaɾ/: to struggle
218. pujo noun, verb /ˈpuxo/: pushing, abdominal push
219. Pujol proper noun [puˈxol]
220. pujolismo noun: Support of Jordi Pujol, president of Catalonia from 1980 to 2003
221. pujolista noun: Supporter of Jordi Pujol, president of Catalonia from 1980 to 2003
222. pukina noun [puˈkina]
223. pul noun [ˈpul]
224. pula noun, verb /ˈpula/: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
225. pularda noun /puˈlaɾda/: young, fattened chicken
226. pulcramente adverb /ˌpulkɾaˈmente/: neatly, tidily
227. pulcrísimo adjective /pulˈkɾisimo/: superlative degree of pulcro
228. pulcritud noun /pulkɾiˈtud/: neatness, tidiness, smartness (UK)
229. pulcro adjective /ˈpulkɾo/: clean, tidy, neat
230. pulento adjective [puˈlẽn̪t̪o]: cool; awesome
231. pulg noun: abbreviation of pulga
232. pulga noun /ˈpulɡa/: flea (a small, wingless, parasitic insect of the order Siphonaptera, renowned for its bloodsucking habits and jumping abilities)
233. pulga de mar phrase [ˈpulɣ̞a ð̞e ˈmaɾ]
234. pulga saltarina noun: tiddlywinks
235. pulgada noun /pulˈɡada/: English or American inch (a unit of length equal to 2.54 cm)
236. pulgar noun /pulˈɡaɾ/: thumb, big toe
237. Pulgarcito proper noun /pulɡaɾˈθito/: Tom Thumb
238. pulgón noun /pulˈɡon/: aphid in the family Aphididae
239. pulgoso adjective /pulˈɡoso/: flea-ridden
240. pulguiento adjective /pulˈɡjento/: flea-ridden
241. pulidamente adverb /puˌlidaˈmente/: neatly, tidily
242. pulido adjective, noun, verb /puˈlido/: well-polished
243. pulidor adjective, noun /puliˈdoɾ/: polishing
244. pulidora adjective, noun [puliˈð̞oɾa]: polisher, polishing machine (machine)
245. puliendo verb [puˈljẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of pulir
246. puliéndose verb [puˈljẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of pulir combined with se
247. pulimentado verb [pulimẽn̪ˈt̪að̞o]: past participle of pulimentar
248. pulimentando verb [pulimẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pulimentar
249. pulimentar verb [pulimẽn̪ˈt̪aɾ]: to polish
250. pulimento noun, verb /puliˈmento/: polish
251. pulimiento noun /puliˈmjento/: alternative form of pulimento
252. pulir verb /puˈliɾ/: to polish
253. pulirse verb [puˈliɾse]: infinitive of pulir combined with se
254. pulla noun /ˈpuʝa/: an obscenity
255. pullado verb [puˈʝað̞o]
256. pullando verb [puˈʝãn̪d̪o]
257. pullés adjective, noun /puˈʝes/: Apulian
258. pulmay noun [pulˈmaj]
259. pulmón noun /pulˈmon/: lung
260. pulmón de acero noun /pulˌmon de aˈθeɾo/: iron lung
261. pulmón en libro noun /pulˌmon en ˈlibɾo/: book lung
262. pulmonado noun: pulmonate
263. pulmonar adjective /pulmoˈnaɾ/: pulmonary
264. pulmonía noun /pulmoˈnia/: pneumonia
265. pulmonólogo noun: pulmonologist
266. pulmotor noun /pulmoˈtoɾ/: pulmotor
267. pulóver noun /puˈlobeɾ/: pullover, sweater, jumper
268. pulpa noun /ˈpulpa/: the soft part of an animal's body; flesh
269. pulpar adjective /pulˈpaɾ/: pulpal
270. pulpeado verb [pulpeˈað̞o]
271. pulpeando verb [pulpeˈãn̪d̪o]
272. pulpectomía noun /pulpeɡtoˈmia/: pulpectomy
273. pulpejo noun /pulˈpexo/: ball of the thumb
274. pulpería noun /pulpeˈɾia/: a small grocery store or convenience store
275. pulpero noun /pulˈpeɾo/: storekeeper
276. pulpileño adjective [pulpiˈleɲo]
277. púlpito noun /ˈpulpito/: pulpit (raised platform in church)
278. pulpo noun /ˈpulpo/: octopus
279. pulpo a la gallega noun /ˌpulpo a la ɡaˈʝeɡa/: a dish consisting of boiled octopus garnished with paprika, rock salt and olive oil
280. pulpo imitador noun: mimic octopus
281. pulpo manta noun: blanket octopus
282. pulpo mimo noun: mimic octopus
283. pulposo adjective: pulpy
284. pulpotomía noun: pulpotomy
285. pulque noun /ˈpulke/: pulque (alcoholic beverage)
286. pulquería noun /pulkeˈɾia/: an establishment where pulque is sold
287. pulquero adjective, noun /pulˈkeɾo/: Pertaining or relating to pulque
288. pulquérrimo adjective /pulˈkerimo/: superlative degree of pulcro
289. pulsación noun /pulsaˈθjon/: pulsing, throbbing
290. pulsado noun, verb /pulˈsado/: click
291. pulsador adjective, noun /pulsaˈdoɾ/: switch, button
292. pulsamiento noun: pressing
293. pulsando verb [pulˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pulsar
294. pulsante adjective /pulˈsante/: pulsating
295. pulsar noun, verb /pulˈsaɾ/: to press (a button, etc.)
296. pulsátil adjective /pulˈsatil/: in the manner of something that pulses or strikes; pulsatile
297. pulseada noun, verb /pulseˈada/: arm-wrestle
298. pulseado verb /pulseˈado/: past participle of pulsear
299. pulseando verb [pulseˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pulsear
300. pulsear verb /pulseˈaɾ/: arm-wrestle (to compete in an arm-wrestle)

Part 45 · Part 47 · 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.