Spanish words: q to quejigal

300 Spanish words, part 1 of 4 of the words starting with Q, A to Z. 49 have a page of their own.

Spanish words q to quejigal

q abbreviation, letter, conjunction, pronoun /k/: The eighteenth letter of the Spanish alphabet, written in the Latin script.
q. d. e. p. abbreviation [ˈk | ˈð̞ | e | ˈp]
q. D. g. abbreviation [ˈk | ˈð̞ | ˈɣ̞]
q. e. p. d. abbreviation, phrase: initialism of que en paz descanse (“R.I.P.”)
qanat noun [kaˈnat̪]
Qatar proper noun [kaˈt̪aɾ]
qatarí adjective, noun /kataˈɾi/: alternative form of catarí
qatgani noun [kat̪ˈɣ̞ani]
qaysí adjective [kajˈsi]
qepd phrase: alternative form of q. e. p. d.
qì noun [ˈt͡ʃi]
qk noun /ˈkuka/: abbreviation of cuca (“dick, penis”)
ql noun: abbreviation of culiao
qlo adjective, noun: abbreviation of culo (ass)
qlq interjection, pronoun: alternative form of que lo que
qn pronoun: abbreviation of quién (“who”)
qof noun [ˈkof]
Qom proper noun [ˈkõm]
qoppa noun /ˈkopa/: koppa; the Greek letter Ϙ, ϙ
qpd phrase: qué pedo
qq noun: abbreviation of quintal
QR noun
qtal phrase: qué tal
qu letter: a digraph from the letters q and u
quad noun: all-terrain vehicle
Quadra proper noun [ˈkwað̞ɾa]
quadral noun [kwaˈð̞ɾal]
quadrúplex adjective [kwaˈð̞ɾupleks]
qual adjective, pronoun [ˈkwal]
qualquiera adjective [kwalˈkjeɾa]
qualy noun /ˈkwali/: qualifying round
quando adverb, conjunction [ˈkwãn̪d̪o]
quando menos phrase [ˈkwãn̪d̪o ˈmenos]
quantizado adjective /kwantiˈθado/: quantized
quantum noun /ˈkwantum/: alternative form of cuanto (“quantum”)
quark noun /ˈkwoɾk/: quark
quark abajo noun /ˌkwaɾk aˈbaxo/: down quark
quark arriba noun /ˌkwaɾk aˈriba/: up quark
quark cima noun /ˌkwaɾɡ ˈθima/: top quark
quark encantado noun /ˌkwaɾk enkanˈtado/: charm quark
quark extraño noun /ˌkwaɾk eɡsˈtɾaɲo/: strange quark
quark fondo noun /ˌkwaɾɡ ˈfondo/: bottom quark
quarterback noun /kwaɾteɾˈbak/: quarterback
quarterón noun [kwaɾt̪eˈɾõn]
quarto number [ˈkwaɾt̪o]
quasar noun /ˈkweisaɾ/: alternative form of cuásar
quasitropical adjective /kwasitɾopiˈkal/: quasi-tropical
qubit noun: qubit (quantum bit)
que adjective, adverb, conjunction, determiner, interjection, noun, pronoun /ke/: that
que aproveche phrase /ke apɾoˈbet͡ʃe/: bon appétit, enjoy your meal
¡qué asco! phrase [ˈke ˈasko]
que baje Dios y lo vea phrase [ke ˈβ̞axe ˈð̞jos i lo ˈβ̞ea]
qué barbaridad phrase [ˈke β̞aɾβ̞aɾiˈð̞að̞]
qué bolá phrase: what's up; 'sup
qué bolas phrase [ˈke ˈβ̞olas]
qué carajo phrase /ˌke kaˈɾaxo/: what the fuck
que chuta adverb /ke ˈt͡ʃuta/: brilliantly; sweetly; damn well perfectly
que conste adverb /ke ˈkonste/: for the record
qué cosa adverb: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see qué, cosa.
qué demonios adverb: what the devil; what the dickens
que descanse en paz phrase /ke desˌkanse em ˈpaθ/: may he/she rest in peace
qué diablos adverb, phrase /ˌke ˈdjablos/: what the devil; what the dickens
que Dios lo tenga en su gloria phrase [ke ˈð̞jos lo ˈt̪ẽŋga ẽn su ˈɣ̞loɾja]
que Dios nos agarre confesados phrase [ke ˈð̞jos nos aˈɣ̞are kõɱfeˈsað̞os]
que Dios nos coja confesados phrase [ke ˈð̞jos nos ˈkoxa kõɱfeˈsað̞os]
que Dios nos pille confesados phrase [ke ˈð̞jos nos ˈpiʝe kõɱfeˈsað̞os]
que Dios te bendiga interjection, phrase /ke ˌdjos te benˈdiɡa/: God bless you (said as a short prayer for the recipient)
qué duda cabe adverb /ˌke ˌduda ˈkabe/: no doubt; without a doubt
que en paz descanse phrase /ke em ˌpaθ desˈkanse/: rest in peace
qué es de tu vida phrase /ˌke ˌes de tu ˈbida/: what's new?, how's life?, what has become of you?
qué es eso phrase /ˌke ˌes ˈeso/: what is that?
qué es la que hay interjection /ˌke ˌes la ke ˈai/: what's up (greeting)
que es para hoy phrase /ke ˌes ˌpaɾa ˈoi/: step on it!; get a move on!; no dilly-dallying!
qué esperanza para el que siembra coco proverb [ˈke espeˈɾãnsa ˈpaɾa el ke ˈsjẽmbɾa ˈkoko]
qué fue phrase /ˌke ˈfwe/: what's happening?, what's up?
qué gracia phrase /ˌke ˈɡɾaθja/: yeah right!
qué hay phrase /ˌke ˈai/: what's up?; what's going on?
qué hay de nuevo phrase /ˌke ˌai de ˈnwebo/: what's new?
que hay muertes repentinas phrase [ke ˈaj ˈmweɾt̪es repẽn̪ˈt̪inas]
qué hora es phrase /ˌke ˌoɾa ˈes/: what time is it?; what's the time?
¿qué hora es? manzanas traigo phrase [ˈke ˈoɾa ˈes | mãnˈsanas ˈt̪ɾajɣ̞o]
qué huevada phrase [ˈke weˈβ̞að̞a]
que jode phrase [ke ˈxoð̞e]
que juega garrote phrase [ke ˈxweɣ̞a ɣ̞aˈrot̪e]
qué leches adverb /ˌke ˈlet͡ʃes/: what in the world, what the hell
que lo haga Rita phrase /ke lo ˌaɡa ˈrita/: let George do it; I can't be bothered to do it
que lo parió interjection [ke lo paˈɾjo]
que lo que interjection, pronoun /ˌke lo ke/: what (interrogative pronoun)
qué más da phrase: who cares?; who gives a shit?; so what?
qué más quieres phrase [ˈke ˈmas ˈkjeɾes]
qué más quisiera phrase [ˈke ˈmas kiˈsjeɾa]
qué me cuentas phrase /ˌke me ˈkwentas/: what's new?; what's up?; howdy?
qué me dices phrase /ˌke me ˈdiθes/: no shit
qué me importa phrase /ˌke me imˈpoɾta/: alternative form of a mí qué
que me maten phrase /ke me ˈmaten/: cross my heart and hope to die
que me quiten lo bailado phrase [ke me ˈkit̪ẽn lo β̞ajˈlað̞o]
que me quiten lo bailao phrase [ke me ˈkit̪ẽn lo β̞ajˈlao]
qué mosca te ha picado phrase /ˌke ˌmoska te ˌa piˈkado/: what's eating you?
que nadie se llame a engaño adverb /ke ˌnadje se ˌʝame a enˈɡaɲo/: don't be fooled
que ni pintado adverb: down to a T; (suit) perfectly
qué niño muerto phrase [ˈke ˈniɲo ˈmweɾt̪o]
qué nivel, Maribel phrase /ˌke niˌbel | maɾiˈbel/: how awesome! That's brilliant!
que no cunda el pánico phrase /ke ˌno ˌkunda el ˈpaniko/: don't panic
que no panda el cúnico phrase /ke ˌno ˌpanda el ˈkuniko/: phrase said in a Mexican TV show, whose correct form is que no cunda el pánico (“do not panic”)
qué onda phrase /ˌke ˈonda/: what's up?
qué ondas interjection /ˌke ˈondas/: what's up?
qué pasa phrase /ˌke ˈpasa/: what's up?; what’s the matter?; what is the problem?; what is wrong?
qué pasa, calabaza interjection /ˌke ˌpasa | kalaˈbaθa/: what's up? (greeting)
qué pasó phrase /ˌke paˈso/: what's happening?, what's up?
que patatín que patatán phrase [ke pat̪aˈt̪ĩŋ ke pat̪aˈt̪ãn]
qué pedo phrase /ˌke ˈpedo/: what's up? (A casual greeting)
qué pena me das phrase /ˌke ˌpena me ˈdas/: cry me a river; too bad, so sad
qué pequeño es el mundo phrase, proverb [ˈke peˈkeɲo ˈes el ˈmũn̪d̪o]
qué pereza phrase [ˈke peˈɾesa]
qué pex phrase /ˌke ˈpeɡs/: synonym of qué pedo: what's up? (A casual greeting)
qué plato interjection [ˈke ˈplat̪o]
qué poca leche phrase [ˈke ˈpoka ˈlet͡ʃe]
qué poca madre phrase [ˈke ˈpoka ˈmað̞ɾe]
qué poco phrase: it's no mean feat
qué poco dura la alegría en casa del pobre phrase [ˈke ˈpoko ˈð̞uɾa la aleˈɣ̞ɾia ẽŋ ˈkasa ð̞el ˈpoβ̞ɾe]
qué puñetas phrase /ˌke puˈɲetas/: WTF; what the fuck; what the hell
que quiera, que no quiera phrase [ke ˈkjeɾa | ke ˈno ˈkjeɾa]
qué quiere decir eso phrase [ˈke ˈkjeɾe ð̞eˈsiɾ ˈeso]
qué quiere ser esto phrase [ˈke ˈkjeɾe ˈseɾ ˈest̪o]
qué quieres phrase [ˈke ˈkjeɾes]
qué quieres que le haga phrase [ˈke ˈkjeɾes ke le ˈaɣ̞a]
qué raro phrase [ˈke ˈraɾo]
qué rayos phrase: what the heck
qué remedio phrase /ˌke reˈmedjo/: what else could have been done; there was no other choice
¿qué sabes tú? phrase [ˈke ˈsaβ̞es ˈt̪u]
qué sé phrase /ˌke ˈse/: what do I know?
qué se dice phrase /ˌke se ˈdiθe/: how are you
que se dice pronto phrase /ke se ˌdiθe ˈpɾonto/: easier said than done
que se escapa el gato phrase [ke se esˈkapa el ˈɣ̞at̪o]
que se las pela adverb /ke se las ˈpela/: quick as a flash
qué se le va a hacer phrase: what can you do; it is what it is
que se olvide phrase: forget about it
que se sepa phrase: as far as one knows
qué sé yo phrase /ˌke ˌse ˈʝo/: what do I know; goodness knows
que sepa phrase: as far as one knows
que si phrase /ke si/: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see que, si.
que si la abuela fuma phrase [ke si la aˈβ̞wela ˈfuma]
que si patatín que si patatán phrase [ke si pat̪aˈt̪ĩŋ ke si pat̪aˈt̪ãn]
que si quieres phrase [ke si ˈkjeɾes]
que si quieres arroz, Catalina phrase /ke si ˌkjeɾes aˌroθ | kataˈlina/: it fell on deaf ears; it came to nothing; nothing came of it
qué sopá phrase /ˌke soˈpa/: what's up?
que su determiner, phrase /ke su/: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see que, su.
qué tal interjection /ˌke ˈtal/: how are you?, what's up
qué tanto adjective, adverb /ˌke ˈtanto/: how many or how much
que te cagas adjective, phrase /ke te ˈkaɡas/: (used as an intensifier)
qué te cuentas phrase /ˌke te ˈkwentas/: what's new?
que te den interjection /ke te ˈden/: euphemistic form of que te den por el culo
que te den por el culo phrase /ke te ˌdem poɾ el ˈkulo/: go fuck yourself! get fucked! screw you!
qué te digo phrase /ˌke te ˈdiɡo/: what can I say; what can I tell you
que te folle un pez phrase /ke te ˌfoʝe um ˈpeθ/: alternative form of que te follen
que te follen phrase: up yours, fuck you, fuck off, get fucked, go fuck yourself, (UK) get stuffed, piss off, go to hell, go away
qué te iba a decir phrase /ˌke te ˌiba a deˈθiɾ/: as I was saying
qué te importa phrase [ˈke t̪e ĩmˈpoɾt̪a]
que te jodan interjection /ke te ˈxodan/: fuck you, get fucked
que te olvides phrase: forget about it
qué te pasa, calabaza interjection /ˌke te ˌpasa | kalaˈbaθa/: what's the matter?
qué tendrán que ver los cojones con comer trigo phrase [ˈke t̪ẽn̪ˈd̪ɾãŋ ke ˈβ̞eɾ los koˈxones kõŋ koˈmeɾ ˈt̪ɾiɣ̞o]
qué tiene phrase /ˌke ˈtjene/: Used to downplay a situation, especially as a way of showing deprecation or dismissiveness.
¿qué tiene que ver el culo con la cooperativa? phrase [ˈke ˈt̪jene ke ˈβ̞eɾ el ˈkulo kõn la koopeɾaˈt̪iβ̞a]
qué tienen que ver los cojones con comer trigo phrase /ˌke ˌtjenen ke ˌbeɾ los koˌxones kon koˌmeɾ ˈtɾiɡo/: what does that have to do with the price of tea in China
qué tienes phrase /ˌke ˈtjenes/: What's the matter?
qué tripa se te ha roto phrase /ˌke ˌtɾipa se te ˌa ˈroto/: what's the matter; what's with you
¿qué tul? interjection [ˈke ˈt̪ul]
qué va interjection, phrase /ˌke ˈba/: not at all!, of course not!
qué verga phrase /ˌke ˈbeɾɡa/: what the hell
qué xopa interjection, phrase [ˈke ˈsopa]: alternative form of qué sopá
que ya es decir phrase /ke ˌʝa ˌes deˈθiɾ/: no less; that's saying something
que yo sepa phrase /ke ˌʝo ˈsepa/: alternative form of que sepa
Quebec proper noun /keˈbek/: Quebec (a province in eastern Canada)
quebequense adjective, noun /kebeˈkense/: synonym of quebequés
quebequés adjective, noun /kebeˈkes/: Quebecois
quebrachal noun /kebɾaˈt͡ʃal/: a forest or plantation of quebracho trees
quebracho noun /keˈbɾat͡ʃo/: quebracho (tree of South America)
quebracho blanco noun: white quebracho (Aspidosperma quebracho-blanco)
quebrada adjective, noun, verb /keˈbɾada/: gorge, ravine
quebradeño adjective [keβ̞ɾaˈð̞eɲo]
quebradero noun /kebɾaˈdeɾo/: dated form of quebrador (“breaker”)
quebradero de cabeza noun, phrase /kebɾaˌdeɾo de kaˈbeθa/: headache, worry
quebradillo noun [keβ̞ɾaˈð̞iʝo]
quebradita noun /kebɾaˈdita/: quebradita, a Mexican dance
quebradizo adjective /kebɾaˈdiθo/: brittle, crumbly, friable, fragile, delicate
quebrado adjective, noun, verb /keˈbɾado/: bankrupt; broke
quebrado de compás noun /keˌbɾado de komˈpas/: time signature
quebrador adjective, noun /kebɾaˈdoɾ/: breaker
quebradora noun /kebɾaˈdoɾa/: female equivalent of quebrador
quebrados adjective, noun, verb /keˈbɾados/: masculine plural of quebrado
quebradura noun /kebɾaˈduɾa/: breakage, break, crack
quebraja noun [keˈβ̞ɾaxa]
quebrajado verb [keβ̞ɾaˈxað̞o]
quebrajando verb [keβ̞ɾaˈxãn̪d̪o]
quebrajándose verb [keβ̞ɾaˈxãn̪d̪ose]
quebrajar verb [keβ̞ɾaˈxaɾ]
quebrajarse verb [keβ̞ɾaˈxaɾse]
quebrajoso adjective [keβ̞ɾaˈxoso]
quebramiento noun [keβ̞ɾaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
quebrando verb /keˈbɾando/: gerund of quebrar
quebrándose verb [keˈβ̞ɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of quebrar combined with se
quebrantación noun /kebɾantaˈθjon/: breaking, breach.
quebrantado adjective, verb /kebɾanˈtado/: broken, shattered (often figuratively)
quebrantador adjective, noun: breaking, destructive
quebrantaherraduras noun /keˌbɾantaeraˈduɾas/: many-flowered horseshoe vetch (Hippocrepis multisiliquosa)
quebrantahuesos noun /keˌbɾantaˈwesos/: the bearded vulture or lammergeier
quebrantamiento noun /kebɾantaˈmjento/: brokenness, weakening
quebrantando verb [keβ̞ɾãn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of quebrantar
quebrantándose verb [keβ̞ɾãn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of quebrantar combined with se
quebrantar verb /kebɾanˈtaɾ/: to break (physically)
quebranto noun, verb /keˈbɾanto/: a break
quebrapedra noun [keβ̞ɾaˈpeð̞ɾa]
quebrar verb /keˈbɾaɾ/: to break, to snap, to shatter (to smash or rupture)
quebrar albores verb: to dawn (to begin to brighten with daylight)
quebrar el hilo verb: to butt in
quebrarse verb [keˈβ̞ɾaɾse]: infinitive of quebrar combined with se
quéchap noun /ˈket͡ʃap/: fish sauce (a fish or shrimp brine byproduct from making bagoong, used as an ingredient or condiment in the Philippines)
queche noun /ˈket͡ʃe/: ketch
quechemarín noun: gaff cutter
quechua adjective, noun /ˈket͡ʃwa/: Quechuan
quechua cuzqueño phrase [ˈket͡ʃwa kusˈkeɲo]
quechua de Huaylas phrase [ˈket͡ʃwa ð̞e ˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ajlas]
quechuahablante noun: Quechua speaker
quechuañol noun: a language blend of Quechua and Spanish
quechuismo noun [keˈt͡ʃwismo]: a Spanish word of Quechua origin
queco noun /ˈkeko/: a mess
queda adjective, noun, verb /ˈkeda/: curfew
quedada noun, verb /keˈdada/: meeting
quedado adjective, verb /keˈdado/: past participle of quedar
quedado en las huinchas phrase [keˈð̞að̞o ẽn las ˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ĩnʲt͡ʃas]
quedamente adverb /ˌkedaˈmente/: quietly
quedando verb [keˈð̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of quedar
quedándose verb [keˈð̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of quedar combined with se
quedante adjective /keˈdante/: staying
quedar verb /keˈdaɾ/: to be (as a result of something), to end up
quedar cheles verb /keˌdaɾ ˈt͡ʃeles/: to be quits; to be satisfied with the fulfillment of the responsibilities, obligations or promises agreed with other people; to have no debts,...
quedar como Cagancho en Almagro verb /keˌdaɾ ˌkomo kaˌɡant͡ʃo en alˈmaɡɾo/: to make a show of oneself
quedar en agua de borrajas verb: to be put on hold; to not be fulfilled
quedar en el campo verb /keˌdaɾ en el ˈkampo/: to die on the battlefield
quedar en evidencia verb /keˌdaɾ en ebiˈdenθja/: to be ridiculized; to be lampooned
quedar en nada verb /keˌdaɾ en ˈnada/: to come to nothing
quedar grande phrase [keˈð̞aɾ ˈɣ̞ɾãn̪d̪e]
quedar mal verb: to give a negative impression; to not be liked
quedar para vestir imágenes verb /keˌdaɾ ˌpaɾa besˌtiɾ iˈmaxenes/: synonym of quedarse para vestir santos
quedarle cuerda verb: to have plenty of life left in (one)
quedarle dos telediarios verb: one's days are numbered, to be on borrowed time
quedarse verb [keˈð̞aɾse]: infinitive of quedar combined with se
quedarse a espadas phrase [keˈð̞aɾse a esˈpað̞as]
quedarse a la puerta verb: to not quite make it; fall at the last hurdle
quedarse con la copla verb /keˌdaɾse kon la ˈkopla/: to understand; to know the score
quedarse con la pala y la horqueta phrase [keˈð̞aɾse kõn la ˈpala i la oɾˈket̪a]
quedarse dormido verb: to oversleep (to sleep for longer than intended; fail to wake on time)
quedarse en el aparato phrase [keˈð̞aɾse ẽn el apaˈɾat̪o]
quedarse en el sitio verb /keˌdaɾse en el ˈsitjo/: to drop dead
quedarse en el tintero phrase [keˈð̞aɾse ẽn el̪ t̪ĩn̪ˈt̪eɾo]
quedarse en veremos phrase [keˈð̞aɾse ẽm beˈɾemos]
quedarse frito verb /keˌdaɾse ˈfɾito/: to go out like a light
quedarse para vestir santos phrase, verb [keˈð̞aɾse ˈpaɾa β̞esˈt̪iɾ ˈsãn̪t̪os]: to remain on the shelf (of a woman, remain unmarried)
quedarse tan ancho verb /keˌdaɾse ˌtan ˈant͡ʃo/: to act as if nothing has happened
quedarse tan fresco verb: to act as if nothing has happened
quedasaburdon noun [keð̞asaˈβ̞uɾð̞õn]
quedito adverb /keˈdito/: very quietly
quedó adjective, adverb, interjection, noun, verb /ˈkedo/: quiet, still
quedón adjective [keˈð̞õn]
Queensland proper noun /ˈkwinsland/: Queensland (a state of Australia, located in the northeastern part of the continent; a former British colony from 1859 to 1901)
Queequeg proper noun: a fictional character in American author Herman Melville's 1851 novel Moby-Dick
queer adjective /ˈkwiɾ/: queer
quefrencia noun [keˈfɾẽnsja]
quehacer noun /keaˈθeɾ/: work
quehúbole phrase /ˈkjubole/: what's up?
quehuihuaca noun [kewiˈ(ɣ̞)w̝aka]
queilalgia noun [kejˈlalxja]
queimada noun /keiˈmada/: queimada
queimafobia noun [kejmaˈfoβ̞ja]
queimatofobia noun [kejmat̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
Queipo proper noun [ˈkejpo]
queique noun /ˈkeike/: cake
Queirolo proper noun [kejˈɾolo]
Queiruga proper noun [kejˈɾuɣ̞a]
queísmo noun /keˈismo/: the nonstandard use of que alone (instead of a preposition, usually de, preceding que) in various constructions
queja noun, verb /ˈkexa/: complaint, grievance, gripe, grumble
quejad verb: only used in os ... quejad, syntactic variant of quejaos, second-person plural imperative of quejarse
quejadera noun /kexaˈdeɾa/: moaning, complaining
quejado verb /keˈxado/: past participle of quejarse
quejando verb [keˈxãn̪d̪o]: only used in se ... quejando, syntactic variant of quejándose, gerund of quejarse
quejándose verb /keˈxandose/: gerund
quejar verb /keˈxaɾ/: to afflict
quejarse verb /keˈxaɾse/: to complain, to whine, to gripe, to grouse, to fuss, to bitch, to beef
quejarse de vicio phrase [keˈxaɾse ð̞e ˈβ̞isjo]
quejarse por vicio phrase [keˈxaɾse poɾ ˈβ̞isjo]
quejazón noun /kexaˈθon/: frequent complaints, groan, wine
queje verb /keˈxe/: only used in se queje, third-person singular present subjunctive of quejarse
quejemos verb: only used in nos ... quejemos, syntactic variant of quejémonos, first-person plural imperative of quejarse
quejen verb: only used in se ... quejen, syntactic variant of quéjense, third-person plural imperative of quejarse
quejeso contraction /keˈheso/: contraction of qué es eso: what is that?
quejica adjective, noun [keˈxika]: moany, moaning
quejicoso adjective /kexiˈkoso/: complaintive
quejido noun /keˈxido/: groan
quejigal noun /kexiˈɡal/: a grove of Portuguese oak (Quercus faginea)

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 Q: 1,067 words, in 4 parts.