Spanish words: panorámica to papirofobia

300 Spanish words, part 5 of 48 of the words starting with P, A to Z. 71 have a page of their own.

Spanish words panorámica to papirofobia

panorámica adjective, noun /panoˈɾamika/: feminine singular of panorámico
panorámico adjective /panoˈɾamiko/: panoramic
paños noun [ˈpaɲos]: plural of paño
pañoso adjective /paˈɲoso/: ragged
panperonismo noun [pãmpeɾoˈnismo]
panperonista adjective [pãmpeɾoˈnist̪a]
panqué noun /panˈke/: pound cake
panqueca noun /panˈkeka/: pancake
panqueque noun /panˈkeke/: crepe, pancake
panquequear verb [pãŋkekeˈaɾ]
panquequearse verb [pãŋkekeˈaɾse]
panquequería noun /pankekeˈɾia/: pancake house, pancake restaurant
panregional adjective /panrexjoˈnal/: panregional
panruso adjective /panˈruso/: all-Russian
pansa noun [ˈpãnsa]
pansexual adjective, noun /panseɡˈswal/: pansexual
pansexualidad noun /panseɡswaliˈdad/: pansexuality
pansexualismo noun: pansexualism
pantagruélico adjective /pantaˈɡɾweliko/: lavish, excessive, pantagruelian
pantalán noun /pantaˈlan/: small pier; dock; jetty; wharf; quay (usually for shallow-draft boats)
Pantaleón proper noun /pantaleˈon/: a male given name from Greek
pantaleta noun /pantaˈleta/: slip, underpants
pantaletas noun: underpants, slip
pantalla noun /panˈtaʝa/: screen
pantalla chica noun /panˌtaʝa ˈt͡ʃika/: small screen (television)
pantalla grande noun: silver screen, big screen (a cinema screen onto which movies are projected)
pantalla plana noun: flatscreen; FPD
pantallar verb [pãn̪t̪aˈʝaɾ]
pantallazo noun /pantaˈʝaθo/: screenshot
pantalleado verb [pãn̪t̪aʝeˈað̞o]
pantalleando verb [pãn̪t̪aʝeˈãn̪d̪o]
pantallear verb [pãn̪t̪aʝeˈaɾ]
pantallero adjective, noun /pantaˈʝeɾo/: faker
pantalón noun /pantaˈlon/: trousers, pants, shorts
pantalón bombacho phrase [pãn̪t̪aˈlõm bõmˈbat͡ʃo]
pantalón corto noun: shorts
pantalón de campana noun: bell-bottoms
pantalón de deporte noun: gym shorts
pantalón de pitillo noun: skintight trousers/pants, such as skinny jeans
pantalón largo noun: trousers
pantalón vaquero noun: jeans
pantaloncillo noun /pantalonˈθiʝo/: shorts
pantaloncillos noun: shorts
pantaloncito noun /pantalonˈθito/: diminutive of pantalón
pantalonera noun [pãn̪t̪aloˈneɾa]: trouser rack
pantalones noun /pantaˈlones/: pants, trousers
pantalones de pinza noun /pantaˌlones de ˈpinθa/: pleated trousers
pantalones vaqueros noun: jeans
pantaloneta noun /pantaloˈneta/: gym shorts
pantanal noun /pantaˈnal/: swamp, marshland, wetland
pantanero adjective: swamp-dwelling
pantano noun /panˈtano/: swamp, marsh
pantanoso adjective /pantaˈnoso/: swampy, marshy
panteísmo noun /panteˈismo/: pantheism
panteísta adjective, noun /panteˈista/: pantheistic
pantelégrafo noun: pantelegraph
pantena noun [pãn̪ˈt̪ena]
pantenol noun /panteˈnol/: panthenol
panteón noun /panteˈon/: pantheon
panteonero noun /panteoˈneɾo/: gravedigger
pantera noun /panˈteɾa/: panther
pantera nebulosa noun: clouded leopard (not actually in the genus Panthera but rather in the genus Neofelis)
pantera negra noun, phrase /panˌteɾa ˈneɡɾa/: black panther
panterino noun: pantherine
panti noun /ˈpanti/: pantyhose (North America), tights (UK)
pantilla noun /panˈtiʝa/: sideburn
pantimedia noun /ˌpantiˈmedja/: pantyhose (North America), tights (UK)
pantocrátor noun /panˈtokɾatoɾ/: Pantocrator
pantodonto noun: pantodont
pantofagia noun [pãn̪t̪oˈfaxja]
pantofobia noun [pãn̪t̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
pantografía noun [pãn̪t̪oɣ̞ɾaˈfia]
pantógrafo noun /panˈtoɡɾafo/: pantograph
Pantoja proper noun /panˈtoxa/: a surname
pantomima noun /pantoˈmima/: pantomime
pantomímico adjective [pãn̪t̪oˈmimiko]
pantópodo noun /panˈtopodo/: pantopod
pantoque noun: bilge
pantorra noun /panˈtora/: calf (muscle)
pantorrilla noun /pantoˈriʝa/: calf (part of the leg)
pantorrilludo adjective /pantoriˈʝudo/: thick-calved
pantotenato noun /pantoteˈnato/: pantothenate
pantoténico adjective: pantothenic
pantoterio noun /pantoˈteɾjo/: pantotherian
pantropical adjective: pantropical
pantruca noun [pãn̪ˈt̪ɾuka]
pants noun /ˈpants/: joggers (athletic trousers); sweatpants
pantubota noun [pãn̪t̪uˈβ̞ot̪a]
pantufla noun /panˈtufla/: slipper, pantofle, babouche
pantuflo noun [pãn̪ˈt̪uflo]: alternative form of pantufla
pantumaca noun [pãn̪t̪uˈmaka]: alternative spelling of pan tumaca
panty noun /ˈpanti/: pantyhose
panucho noun /paˈnut͡ʃo/: panucho
Pánuco proper noun /ˈpanuko/: a river in North-Eastern Mexico, which flows out in the Gulf of Mexico, by Tampico
pañuelera noun: tissue box
pañueleta noun [paɲweˈlet̪a]: headscarf
pañuelito noun /paɲweˈlito/: diminutive of pañuelo
pañuelo noun /paɲuˈelo/: handkerchief
pañuelo de bolsillo noun: handkerchief
Panyab proper noun /panˈʝab/: Punjab
panyabí noun /panʝaˈbi/: Punjabi (language)
panyabí occidental phrase [pãɲʝaˈβ̞i oksið̞ẽn̪ˈt̪al]
panza noun /ˈpanθa/: paunch
panza de burra phrase [ˈpãnsa ð̞e ˈβ̞ura]
panza de burro noun: painted tongue, Salpiglossis sinuata
panzada noun [pãnˈsað̞a]: gut punch (a blow to the abdomen)
panzanocha noun /ˌpanθaˈnot͡ʃa/: A large, fat belly that blends into the mons veneris and vulva without clear demarcation.
panzazo noun /panˈθaθo/: hit, strike or shove (made using the belly)
panzer noun /ˈpanθeɾ/: panzer
panzofobia noun [pãnsoˈfoβ̞ja]
panzón adjective /panˈθon/: paunchy, with a big belly
panzudo adjective /panˈθudo/: paunchy (having a large belly)
pao interjection [ˈpao]
Paola proper noun /paˈola/: a female given name
papa noun, verb /ˈpapa/: pope (an honorary title of the Roman Catholic bishop of Rome)
papa a la huancaína noun, phrase [ˈpapa a la wãŋkaˈina]: a Peruvian dish consisting of boiled potatoes in a creamy sauce
papa chip phrase [ˈpapa ˈt͡ʃip]
papa frita noun, phrase /ˌpapa ˈfɾita/: French fry
papa frita inglesa phrase [ˈpapa ˈfɾit̪a ĩŋˈglesa]
Papá Noel phrase [paˈpa noˈel]
papa tostada phrase [ˈpapa t̪osˈt̪að̞a]
papable adjective, noun /paˈpable/: papabile
papacito noun /papaˈθito/: diminutive of papá; daddy
papacote noun [papaˈkot̪e]
papada noun, verb /paˈpada/: double chin
papadam noun [papaˈð̞ãm]
papadgo noun [paˈpað̞ɣ̞o]
papadilla noun [papaˈð̞iʝa]
papado noun, verb /paˈpado/: papacy
papadum noun: poppadom
papafigo noun /papaˈfiɡo/: ortolan
papafobia noun [papaˈfoβ̞ja]
papagayo noun /papaˈɡaʝo/: parrot (Psittaciformes)
papagayo verde phrase [papaˈɣ̞aʝo ˈβ̞eɾð̞e]
pápago adjective, noun /ˈpapaɡo/: Tohono Oʼodham
papahígo noun /papaˈiɡo/: balaclava
papahuevos noun [papaˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eβ̞os]: a large effigy representing a person, often a famous person, at certain Spanish and Latin American festivities
papaína noun /papaˈina/: papain
papaja noun: papakha
papal adjective, noun /paˈpal/: papal
papalina adjective, noun /papaˈlina/: drunkenness
papalino adjective /papaˈlino/: papal
papalisa noun /papaˈlisa/: ulloco (Ullucus)
papaliza noun: alternative spelling of papalisa
papalmente adverb [paˌpalˈmẽn̪t̪e]
pápalo noun, verb /ˈpapalo/: Bolivian coriander (Porophyllum ruderale)
papalomé noun: butterfly agave (Agave potatorum)
papalometl noun: butterfly agave
papaloquelite noun: any of several culinary herbs in the genus Porophyllum, notable for a very strong, distinctive flavor reminiscent of cilantro
papalota noun /papaˈlota/: kite
papalote noun /papaˈlote/: kite (toy)
papaloteado verb [papalot̪eˈað̞o]
papaloteando verb [papalot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
papalotear verb [papalot̪eˈaɾ]
papamoscas noun [papaˈmoskas]: flycatcher
papamoscas acollarado noun: collared flycatcher
papamoscas cerrojillo noun: European pied flycatcher
papamóvil noun /papaˈmobil/: Popemobile
papanatas noun /ˌpapaˈnatas/: gullible person
papanatismo noun: excessive admiration
papando verb [paˈpãn̪d̪o]: gerund of papar
papandujo adjective [papãn̪ˈd̪uxo]
papanicolao noun: Pap smear
papanicolaou noun: Pap test
papanicolau noun: Pap test
papapleto noun [papaˈplet̪o]
papar verb /paˈpaɾ/: to slurp, gulp
paparajote noun [papaɾaˈxot̪e]
paparazi noun /papaˈɾaθi/: alternative spelling of paparazzi
paparazzi noun /papaˈɾaθi/: paparazzo
páparo noun [ˈpapaɾo]
paparrabias noun [papaˈraβ̞jas]
paparrasolla noun [paparaˈsoʝa]
paparraz noun [papaˈras]
paparrucha noun [papaˈrut͡ʃa]: nonsense, trifle, tosh
paparruchada noun [paparuˈt͡ʃað̞a]
paparulo adjective [papaˈɾulo]
papas noun, verb /ˈpapas/: plural of papa
papas arrugadas noun /ˌpapas aruˈɡadas/: a dish from Tenerife consisting of small potatoes boiled in very salty water
papas con color phrase [ˈpapas kõŋ koˈloɾ]
papas fritas a la francesa phrase [ˈpapas ˈfɾit̪as a la fɾãnˈsesa]
papasal noun [papaˈsal]
papatla noun [paˈpat̪la]
papaturro noun /papaˈturo/: a Central American tree, Coccoloba caracasana
papáver noun [paˈpaβ̞eɾ]
papavera noun [papaˈβ̞eɾa]
papaveráceo adjective [papaβ̞eˈɾaseo]
papaverado adjective [papaβ̞eˈɾað̞o]
papavéreo adjective [papaˈβ̞eɾeo]
papaverina noun /papabeˈɾina/: papaverine
papaya adjective, noun /paˈpaʝa/: papaya (fruit)
papayáceo adjective [papaˈʝaseo]
papayal noun [papaˈʝal]
papayazo noun [papaˈʝaso]
papayera noun [papaˈʝeɾa]
papayero noun [papaˈʝeɾo]
papayita noun [papaˈʝit̪a]
papayo noun /paˈpaʝo/: papaya tree, pawpaw tree
papayón adjective, noun [papaˈʝõn]
papayote noun /papaˈʝote/: mountain papaya
papayuela noun [papaʝˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ela]: mountain papaya (fruit and tree)
papayuelo noun [papaʝˈ(ɣ̞)w̝elo]
papaz noun [paˈpas]
papazgo noun /paˈpaθɡo/: papacy
pape noun, verb /ˈpape/: hit
papeada adjective, noun, verb /papeˈada/: humiliation
papeado adjective, verb /papeˈado/: buff
papeador noun /papeaˈdoɾ/: one who humiliates
papeando verb [papeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of papear
papear verb /papeˈaɾ/: to eat, especially small portions
papel noun /paˈpel/: paper
papel albal noun: aluminium foil
papel aluminio noun, phrase [paˈpel aluˈminjo]: aluminium foil
papel carbón noun: carbon paper
papel cebolla noun /paˌpel θeˈboʝa/: onionskin
papel de aluminio noun, phrase [paˈpel̪ d̪e aluˈminjo]: aluminum foil, tinfoil
papel de calco noun, phrase [paˈpel̪ d̪e ˈkalko]: tracing paper
papel de China noun: tissue paper (for gift bags or to wrap delicate items)
papel de envolver noun: wrapping paper
papel de estaño noun: tin foil
papel de estraza noun, phrase [paˈpel̪ d̪e esˈt̪ɾasa]: kraft paper
papel de filtro noun: filter paper
papel de fumar noun, phrase [paˈpel̪ d̪e fuˈmaɾ]: rolling paper
papel de Japón noun /paˌpel de xaˈpon/: crêpe paper
papel de liar phrase [paˈpel̪ d̪e ˈljaɾ]
papel de lija noun /paˌpel de ˈlixa/: sandpaper
papel de plata noun: aluminium foil
papel de regalo noun /paˌpel de reˈɡalo/: gift wrap
papel de seda noun: tissue paper (for gift bags or to wrap delicate items)
papel de tornasol noun: litmus paper
papel del horno noun: parchment paper
papel encerado noun: wax paper
papel film phrase [paˈpel ˈfilm]
papel gráfico noun: graph paper
papel higiénico noun, phrase /paˌpel iˈxjeniko/: toilet paper
papel japonés noun /paˌpel xapoˈnes/: crêpe paper
papel maché noun, phrase /paˌpel maˈt͡ʃe/: papier-mâché (paper mixed with glue used to create sculptures)
papel mojado noun: something useless, something that has no authority, lip service, "not worth the paper it's written on"
papel moneda noun, phrase /paˌpel moˈneda/: paper money
papel pintado noun /paˌpel pinˈtado/: wallpaper
papel secante noun: blotting paper
papel tapiz noun /paˌpel taˈpiθ/: wallpaper
papeleado verb [papeleˈað̞o]
papeleando verb [papeleˈãn̪d̪o]
papelear verb /papeleˈaɾ/: to leaf through (papers)
papelejo noun /papeˈlexo/: pejorative of papel
papeleo noun, verb /papeˈleo/: paperwork
papelera adjective, noun /papeˈleɾa/: paper mill (a factory devoted to making paper from wood pulp and other ingredients)
papelera de reciclaje noun: recycle bin (in Microsoft Windows)
papelería noun /papeleˈɾia/: stationery shop / store, stationer's
papelerío noun [papeleˈɾio]
papelero adjective, noun /papeˈleɾo/: paper
papeleta noun [papeˈlet̪a]: sheet of paper
papeleteado verb [papelet̪eˈað̞o]
papeleteando verb [papelet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
papeletizado verb [papelet̪iˈsað̞o]
papeletizando verb [papelet̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]
papelillo noun /papeˈliʝo/: diminutive of papel
papelina noun [papeˈlina]: diminutive of papel
papelito noun /papeˈlito/: piece of paper, especially a small piece
papelógrafo noun [papeˈloɣ̞ɾafo]: flip chart
papelón noun /papeˈlon/: spectacle, scene, an embarrassing display
papeloneado verb [papeloneˈað̞o]
papeloneando verb [papeloneˈãn̪d̪o]
papeloneándose verb [papeloneˈãn̪d̪ose]
papelonear verb [papeloneˈaɾ]: to cower, to chicken out
papelonearse verb [papeloneˈaɾse]: infinitive of papelonear combined with se
papelonero adjective [papeloˈneɾo]
papelorio noun [papeˈloɾjo]
papelote noun /papeˈlote/: synonym of papelucho
papelucho noun /papeˈlut͡ʃo/: pejorative of papel
papeo noun, verb: grub, small portions of food
paper noun /ˈpeipeɾ/: paper (academic essay)
papera adjective, noun /paˈpeɾa/: female equivalent of papero
paperas adjective, noun /paˈpeɾas/: mumps
papero adjective, noun /paˈpeɾo/: potato
papi noun /ˈpapi/: daddy
papi chulo noun /ˌpapi ˈt͡ʃulo/: a Casanova
papi fútbol phrase [ˈpapi ˈfut̪β̞ol]
papiado adjective: alternative form of papeado
papiamento noun /papjaˈmento/: Papiamento (language)
papiche adjective [paˈpit͡ʃe]: that has a protruding lower jaw
papichulo noun [papiˈt͡ʃulo]
papila noun /paˈpila/: papilla
papilado adjective: papillate
papilar adjective /papiˈlaɾ/: papillary
papilionácea noun [papiljoˈnasea]
Papilionoideae noun [papiljonojð̞eˈae]
papilla noun /paˈpiʝa/: baby food
papillote noun /papiˈʝote/: papillote
papiloma noun /papiˈloma/: papilloma
papiloso adjective /papiˈloso/: papilliferous
papimano adjective [papiˈmano]
papín noun [paˈpĩn]
papión noun [paˈpjõn]: baboon
papiráceo adjective /papiˈɾaθeo/: papyraceous
papiro noun /paˈpiɾo/: papyrus (a plant in the sedge family)
papiroflexia noun /papiɾoˈfleɡsja/: origami (the Japanese art of paper folding)
papirofléxico adjective [papiɾoˈfleksiko]
papirofobia noun [papiɾoˈfoβ̞ja]

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.