Spanish words: quejigar to quien va a la villa, pierde su silla

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Spanish words quejigar to quien va a la villa, pierde su silla

quejigar noun /kexiˈɡaɾ/: Portuguese oak (Quercus faginea) wood or forest
quejigo noun /keˈxiɡo/: Portuguese oak (Quercus faginea)
quejilla noun [keˈxiʝa]
quejilloso adjective [kexiˈʝoso]
quejío noun /keˈxio/: grief-stricken cry, normally of ay, during a flamenco song
quejita noun [keˈxit̪a]
quejo noun, verb /ˈkexo/: complaint
quejoso adjective /keˈxoso/: whining; whimpering
quejumbrado verb [kexũmˈbɾað̞o]
quejumbrando verb [kexũmˈbɾãn̪d̪o]
quejumbre noun /keˈxumbɾe/: moan, qualm
quejumbrosamente adverb /kexumˌbɾosaˈmente/: whiningly
quejumbroso adjective /kexumˈbɾoso/: complaining, whiny, whining, querulous
quelación noun /kelaˈθjon/: chelation
quelante adjective /keˈlante/: chelating
quelar verb /keˈlaɾ/: to chelate
quelato noun /keˈlato/: chelate
quelele noun /keˈlele/: crested caracara, Caracara cheriway, northern crested caracara
quelenquelén noun [kelẽŋkeˈlẽn]: one of two species of polygalaceous plants, either Polygala stricta or Monnina linearifolia
Quelepa proper noun /keˈlepa/: a town in San Miguel department, El Salvador
quelgo noun [ˈkelɣ̞o]
queli noun [ˈkeli]
quelicerado noun /keliθeˈɾado/: chelicerate
quelícero noun /keˈliθeɾo/: chelicera
quelite noun /keˈlite/: any of a number of plants eaten fresh as leaf vegetables or herbs
Quellón proper noun /keˈʝon/: a town in Chiloé, Los Lagos region, Chile
queloide noun [keˈlojð̞e]: keloid
quelonio adjective, noun /keˈlonjo/: chelonian
quelonios adjective, noun [keˈlonjos]: masculine plural of quelonio
quelpo noun /ˈkelpo/: kelp
queltehue noun /kelˈtewe/: lapwing
queltehue austral phrase [kel̪ˈt̪ewe awsˈt̪ɾal]
queltehue común noun /kelˌtewe koˈmun/: southern lapwing
queltehue de la puna noun, phrase /kelˌtewe de la ˈpuna/: Andean lapwing (Vanellus resplendens)
quelvacho noun /kelˈbat͡ʃo/: gulper shark
quelvo noun [ˈkelβ̞o]
quema noun, verb /ˈkema/: fire; flame
quemacocos noun /ˌkemaˈkokos/: sunroof
quemada adjective, noun, verb /keˈmada/: female equivalent of quemado
quemado adjective, noun, verb /keˈmado/: burnt
quemador adjective, noun /kemaˈdoɾ/: burning
quemador Bunsen noun: Bunsen burner
quemadora adjective, noun /kemaˈdoɾa/: burner (for DVDs, videos, music, etc.)
quemadura noun /kemaˈduɾa/: burn
quemadura de congelación noun, phrase [kemaˈð̞uɾa ð̞e kõŋxelaˈsjõn]: freezer burn
quemagrasa noun: fat burner
quemando verb [keˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of quemar
quemándose verb [keˈmãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of quemar combined with se
quemante adjective, noun /keˈmante/: burning
quemar verb /keˈmaɾ/: to burn
quemar el último cartucho verb /keˌmaɾ el ˌultimo kaɾˈtut͡ʃo/: to shoot one's load (use up resources)
quemar las naves verb /keˌmaɾ las ˈnabes/: to burn one's bridges
quemar llanta verb /keˌmaɾ ˈʝanta/: to burn rubber
quemarropa adjective, noun /ˌkemaˈropa/: only used in a quemarropa
quemarse verb [keˈmaɾse]: infinitive of quemar combined with se
quemarse las cejas verb /keˌmaɾse las ˈθexas/: to burn the midnight oil
quemarse las pestañas phrase, verb /keˌmaɾse las pesˈtaɲas/: to burn the midnight oil
quemazón noun /kemaˈθon/: great heat
queme noun, verb /ˈkeme/: burnout
quemero adjective [keˈmeɾo]
quemí noun [keˈmi]
quemó noun, verb [ˈkemo]: first-person singular present indicative of quemar
quemosis noun /keˈmosis/: chemosis
quena noun /ˈkena/: a type of reed flute from Peru
quenacho noun: quenacho
quenchi adjective [ˈkẽnʲt͡ʃi]
quenefa noun /keˈnefa/: a type of quenelle from Catalonia
quenepa noun /keˈnepa/: mamoncillo
quenista noun /keˈnista/: quena player
quenístico adjective /keˈnistiko/: quena
queñoa noun: Polylepis besseri, a plant of Bolivia and Peru
quenodesoxicolato noun: chenodeoxycholate
quenodesoxicólico adjective: chenodeoxycholic
quenofobia noun [kenoˈfoβ̞ja]
queñual noun: a tree of the genus Polylepis
quenya noun /ˈkenja/: Quenya
Quepe proper noun [ˈkepe]
queperí noun /kepeˈɾi/: alternative spelling of keperí
quepí noun /keˈpi/: kepi
quepis noun /ˈkepis/: kepi
quepoa adjective, noun: of the Quepoa (an extinct indigenous people of Costa Rica)
quepor conjunction [keˈpoɾ]
queque noun /ˈkeke/: cake
quequenense adjective [kekeˈnẽnse]
quequier pronoun /keˈkjeɾ/: whatever
quequisque noun: any plant of the Xanthosoma family
quequito noun /keˈkito/: cupcake
quera noun /ˈkeɾa/: woodworm
Querales proper noun /keˈɾales/: a surname
querandí adjective, noun /keɾanˈdi/: Querandí
queratina noun /keɾaˈtina/: keratin
queratinización noun: keratinization
queratinizar verb /keɾatiniˈθaɾ/: to keratinize
queratinocito noun /keɾatinoˈθito/: keratinocyte
queratitis noun /keɾaˈtitis/: keratitis
queratocito noun /keɾatoˈθito/: keratocyte
queratoconjuntivitis noun /keɾatokonxuntiˈbitis/: keratoconjunctivitis
queratocono noun: keratoconus
queratodermia noun: cheratodermia
queratoplastia noun: keratoplasty
queratosis noun: keratosis
queratotomía noun [keɾat̪ot̪oˈmia]
queraunofobia noun [keɾawnoˈfoβ̞ja]
quercetina noun: quercetin
quercínea noun /keɾˈθinea/: oak
quercitrina noun: quercitrin
Querejazu proper noun [keɾeˈxasu]
Querejeta proper noun [keɾeˈxet̪a]
querella noun, verb /keˈɾeʝa/: lawsuit
querellado verb /keɾeˈʝado/: past participle of querellarse
querellador adjective [keɾeʝaˈð̞oɾ]
querellando verb [keɾeˈʝãn̪d̪o]: only used in se ... querellando, syntactic variant of querellándose, gerund of querellarse
querellándose verb [keɾeˈʝãn̪d̪ose]: gerund
querellante adjective, noun /keɾeˈʝante/: plaintiff
querellar verb [keɾeˈʝaɾ]: only used in se ... querellar, syntactic variant of querellarse
querellarse verb /keɾeˈʝaɾse/: to sue; to bring suit
querelle verb: only used in se querelle, third-person singular present subjunctive of querellarse
querellemos verb: only used in nos ... querellemos, syntactic variant of querellémonos, first-person plural imperative of querellarse
querellen verb: only used in se ... querellen, syntactic variant of queréllense, third-person plural imperative of querellarse
querelloso adjective /keɾeˈʝoso/: querulous
querencia noun /keˈɾenθja/: longing, want
querencial adjective [keɾẽnˈsjal]
querencioso adjective [keɾẽnˈsjoso]
querendón adjective, noun /keɾenˈdon/: loving, affectionate
querendona adjective, noun /keɾenˈdona/: female equivalent of querendón
querentó noun [keɾẽn̪ˈt̪o]
querequequé noun /keɾekeˈke/: Antillean nighthawk (Chordeiles gundlachii)
querer noun, verb /keˈɾeɾ/: to desire, to want, to want to
querer bien phrase [keˈɾeɾ ˈβ̞jẽn]
querer cagar más arriba del culo phrase, verb /keˌɾeɾ kaˌɡaɾ ˌmas aˌriba del ˈkulo/: To live beyond one's means
querer como la trucha al trucho verb /keˌɾeɾ ˌkomo la ˌtɾut͡ʃa al ˈtɾut͡ʃo/: to love so much
querer decir phrase, verb /keˌɾeɾ deˈθiɾ/: to mean, to get at, to be getting at (in the sense of the want to convey something)
querer el oro y el moro phrase, verb [keˈɾeɾ el ˈoɾo i el ˈmoɾo]: to have one's cake and eat it too
querer es poder proverb [keˈɾeɾ ˈes poˈð̞eɾ]: where there's a will, there's a way
querer guerra phrase, verb /keˌɾeɾ ˈɡera/: to ask for it
querer que salga el sol por la costa phrase [keˈɾeɾ ke ˈsalɣ̞a el ˈsol poɾ la ˈkost̪a]
queretano adjective, noun /keɾeˈtano/: of, from or relating to the state of Querétaro, Mexico
Querétaro proper noun /keˈɾetaɾo/: Querétaro (a state of Mexico; capital and largest city: Querétaro)
querible adjective /keˈɾible/: likeable, loveable
querida adjective, noun, verb /keˈɾida/: female equivalent of querido
queridísimo adjective /keɾiˈdisimo/: superlative degree of querido
querido adjective, noun, verb /keˈɾido/: dear (also used in letter introductions, etc.)
queriendo adverb, verb /keˈɾjendo/: willingly
queriendo hacer una gracia le salió una morisqueta proverb [keˈɾjẽn̪d̪o aˈseɾ ˈuna ˈɣ̞ɾasja le saˈljo ˈuna moɾisˈket̪a]
queriéndose verb [keˈɾjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of querer combined with se
queriente adjective [keˈɾjẽn̪t̪e]
querindongo noun /keɾinˈdonɡo/: boyfriend, lover
querintios noun [keˈɾĩn̪t̪jos]
queriva noun [keˈɾiβ̞a]
quermes noun /keɾˈmes/: alternative spelling of kermés
quermesita noun: kermesite
quero noun /ˈkeɾo/: quero; kero
querochado verb [keɾoˈt͡ʃað̞o]
querochando verb [keɾoˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]
querofobia noun [keɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
querógeno noun: kerogen
Querol proper noun [keˈɾol]
querosén noun /keɾoˈsen/: alternative spelling of queroseno
querosene noun /keɾoˈsene/: alternative form of queroseno
queroseno noun /keɾoˈseno/: kerosene
querosín noun: kerosene
querque noun /ˈkeɾke/: southern crested caracara
querube noun /keˈɾube/: alternative form of querubín
querúbico adjective /keˈɾubiko/: cherubic
querubín noun /keɾuˈbin/: cherub
querulante adjective, noun [keɾuˈlãn̪t̪e]: querulant
querusa noun [keˈɾusa]
querusco noun /keˈɾusko/: Cherusci
Quesada proper noun /keˈsada/: a surname
quesadilla noun /kesaˈdiʝa/: quesadilla
quesadilla salvadoreña noun /kesaˌdiʝa salbadoˈɾeɲa/: a type of pan dulce in Salvadoran cuisine, made with rice flour and queso duro blanco and topped with sesame seeds; the Salvadoran quesadilla
queseado verb [keseˈað̞o]
queseando verb [keseˈãn̪d̪o]
quesería noun /keseˈɾia/: cheese shop, cheese factory, cheesery
quesero adjective, noun /keˈseɾo/: cheese
quesillo noun /keˈsiʝo/: any soft, white cheese, e.g. ricotta, quark, etc.
quesito noun /keˈsito/: diminutive of queso
queso noun /ˈkeso/: cheese
queso amarillo phrase [ˈkeso amaˈɾiʝo]
queso de bola noun /ˌkeso de ˈbola/: Edam cheese
queso de cabeza noun, phrase /ˌkeso de kaˈbeθa/: head cheese, brawn
queso de cerdo noun /ˌkeso de ˈθeɾdo/: head cheese
queso de hoja phrase [ˈkeso ð̞e ˈoxa]
queso flameado noun /ˌkeso flameˈado/: a Tex-Mex food made of a fried mixture of mozzarella cheese, chorizo sausage, tomato, onion, and red or green pepper, served on a flour tortilla
queso fresco noun /ˌkeso ˈfɾesko/: queso fresco
queso gouda phrase [ˈkeso ˈɣ̞owð̞a]
queso suizo noun /ˌkeso ˈswiθo/: Swiss cheese (cheese with holes)
quesque adverb /ˈkeske/: synonym of dizque
quesú'o adjective [keˈsuo]
quesuismo noun /keˈswismo/: the nonstandard use of que su or que + article as a relative determiner denoting posession equivalent to cuyo and English whose
queta noun /ˈketa/: chaeta
queteno noun /keˈteno/: ketene
¿queti? interjection [ˈket̪i]
quetiapina noun /ketjaˈpina/: quetiapine
quetofobia noun [ket̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
quetoglobosina noun: chaetoglobosin
quetognato noun: chaetognath, arrow worm
quetona noun /keˈtona/: ketone
Quetre proper noun [ˈket̪ɾe]
quetri noun /ˈketɾi/: Chilean myrtle, Luma apiculata
quetro noun /ˈketɾo/: steamer duck
quetro de cabeza blanca noun /ˌketɾo de kaˌbeθa ˈblanka/: Chubut steamer duck (Tachyeres leucocephalus)
quetro malvinero noun /ˌketɾo malbiˈneɾo/: loggerhead duck (Tachyeres brachypterus)
quetro no volador noun /ˌketɾo ˌno bolaˈdoɾ/: Fuegian steamer duck (Tachyeres pteneres)
quetro volador noun /ˌketɾo bolaˈdoɾ/: Flying steamer duck (Tachyeres patachonicus)
quetru noun /ˈketɾu/: alternative form of quetro.
quetru no volador phrase [ˈket̪ɾu ˈno β̞olaˈð̞oɾ]
quetru volador phrase [ˈket̪ɾu β̞olaˈð̞oɾ]
quetupí noun [ket̪uˈpi]
quetzal noun /ketˈθal/: quetzal (bird)
Quetzalcóatl proper noun /ketθalˈkoatl/: Quetzalcoatl
quetzalcoatlita noun [ket̪salkoaˈt̪lit̪a]
quetzalteco adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the city of Quetzaltenango, capital of Quetzaltenango department, Guatemala
Quetzaltenango proper noun /ketˌθalteˈnanɡo/: Quetzaltenango (a city and municipality, the capital of Quetzaltenango department, Guatemala)
queule noun /ˈkeule/: a tree found in Chile, of species Gomortega keule
quevedesco adjective [keβ̞eˈð̞esko]
quevediano adjective /kebeˈdjano/: of the style of Francisco de Quevedo (1580-1645) (a Spanish poet); Quevedo's
Quevedo proper noun /keˈbedo/: a surname
quevedos noun /keˈbedos/: pince-nez
queveres noun /keˈbeɾes/: love affairs, situationships; informal romantic or sexual relationships.
quexquemetl noun [kekskeˈmet̪]
Quezada proper noun /keˈθada/: a surname
quezadilla noun: quesadilla salvadoreña
quezalteco noun /keθalˈteko/: native or inhabitant of Quezaltepeque (usually male)
Quezaltepeque proper noun /keθalteˈpeke/: a town in La Libertad department, El Salvador
Quezon proper noun /ˈkeθon/: a surname from Hokkien, originally of Chinese origin common with Filipinos of Chinese ancestry
qui pronoun /ˈki/: who, whom
quia adjective, interjection, noun /ˈkja/: denotes incredulity
quiaca noun [ˈkjaka]
Quian proper noun [ˈkjãn]
quiaqueño adjective, noun /kjaˈkeɲo/: of, from or relating to La Quiaca
quiasma noun /ˈkjasma/: chiasma (a crossing of two nerves, ligaments, etc.)
quiasma óptico noun, phrase [ˈkjasma ˈopt̪iko]: optic chiasm
quiasmo noun /ˈkjasmo/: chiasmus
Quibdó proper noun /kibˈdo/: Quibdó (a city, a municipality, the capital of Chocó department, Colombia)
quibdoano adjective [kiβ̞ð̞oˈano]
quibdoseño adjective [kiβ̞ð̞oˈseɲo]
quibebe noun [kiˈβ̞eβ̞e]
quibla noun /ˈkibla/: qibla
quiçá adverb [kiˈça]
quicha noun: diarrhea
quiché adjective, noun /ˈkiʃ/: quiche (pie made from eggs)
quichelense adjective, noun /kit͡ʃeˈlense/: of, from or relating to the department of Quiché, Guatemala or the city of Santa Cruz de Quiché, capital of Quiché department, Guatemala
quichicientos noun, number [kit͡ʃiˈsjẽn̪t̪os]: a zillion
quichua adjective, noun [ˈkit͡ʃwa]: alternative spelling of quechua
quichuismo noun [kiˈt͡ʃwismo]
quichuista noun [kiˈt͡ʃwist̪a]
quicial noun [kiˈsjal]
quicio noun /ˈkiθjo/: doorjamb
quicir adverb: I mean; that is to say
Quico proper noun /ˈkiko/: a diminutive of the male given name Federico
quid noun /ˈkid/: gist; point
quid pro quo noun /ˌkid ˌpɾo ˈkwo/: quid pro quo
quídam noun [ˈkið̞ãm]: nobody; zero; small fry (person of little value and unimportant)
quideñe noun /kiˈdeɲe/: dihueñe
quididad noun [kið̞iˈð̞að̞]
quiebra noun, verb /ˈkjebɾa/: crack
quiebrapiedra noun [kjeβ̞ɾaˈpjeð̞ɾa]
quiebraplata noun: firefly
quiebre noun, verb /ˈkjebɾe/: breakup, rupture (of human relations)
quiebro noun, verb /ˈkjebɾo/: dodge, swerve
Quiem proper noun [ˈkjẽm]
quien pronoun /ˈkjen/: who
quien a buen árbol se arrima, buena sombra le cobija proverb /ˌkjen a ˌbwen ˌaɾbol se aˌrima | ˌbwena ˌsombɾa le koˈbixa/: it's not what you know but who you know
quien a hierro mata, a hierro muere proverb /ˌkjen a ˌʝero ˌmata | a ˌʝero ˈmweɾe/: live by the sword, die by the sword
quien algo quiere, algo le cuesta proverb /ˌkjen ˌalɡo ˌkjeɾe | ˌalɡo le ˈkwesta/: no pain no gain
quien bien te quiere, te hará llorar proverb /ˌkjem ˌbjen te ˌkjeɾe | te aˌɾa ʝoˈɾaɾ/: spare the rod and spoil the child
quien calla, otorga proverb /ˌkjen ˌkaʝa | oˈtoɾɡa/: silence gives consent
quien de lejanas tierras viene miente como quiere proverb [kjẽn̪ d̪e leˈxanas ˈt̪jeras ˈβ̞jene ˈmjẽn̪t̪e ˈkomo ˈkjeɾe]
quien empieza ganando acaba llorando proverb: If you win at gambling in the beginning, you'll end up losing big
quien hace un cesto hará ciento, si le dan mimbres y tiempo proverb /ˌkjen ˌaθe un ˌθesto aˌɾa ˌθjento | si le ˌdam ˌmimbɾes i ˈtjempo/: small mistakes lead to big mistakes
quien llega sano a su destino, se ríe de los porrazos del camino proverb [kjẽɲ ˈʝeɣ̞a ˈsano a su ð̞esˈt̪ino | se ˈrie ð̞e los poˈrasos ð̞el kaˈmino]
quién lo diría phrase /ˌkjen lo diˈɾia/: who would have known; who would have thunk it
quien más quien menos adverb /ˌkjem ˌmas ˌkjem ˈmenos/: mostly; to some extent
quien más tiene, más quiere proverb /ˌkjem ˌmas ˌtjene | ˌmas ˈkjeɾe/: those who have wealth will desire more; greed never satisfies
quien mucho abarca, poco aprieta proverb /ˌkjem ˌmut͡ʃo aˌbaɾka | ˌpoko aˈpɾjeta/: grasp all, lose all
quien no llora no mama proverb /ˌkjen ˌno ˌʝoɾa | ˌno ˈmama/: the squeaky wheel gets the grease
quien no te conoce que te compre phrase /ˌkjen ˌno te koˌnoθe ke te ˈkompɾe/: pull the other one; yeah right
quien nombre no tenía, García se ponía proverb [kjẽn ˈnõmbɾe ˈno t̪eˈnia | gaɾˈsia se poˈnia]
quien parte y reparte se lleva la mejor parte proverb /ˌkjem ˌpaɾte i reˌpaɾte se ˌʝeba la meˌxoɾ ˈpaɾte/: if you share out, you get the lion's share for yourself
quien quiera peces, que moje el culo proverb /ˌkjen ˌkjeɾa ˌpeθes | ke ˌmoxe el ˈkulo/: you can't make an omelette without breaking eggs; one must sometimes deal with unpleasant circumstances in order to achieve a goal
quien quiera peces que se moje el culo phrase [kjẽŋ ˈkjeɾa ˈpeses ke se ˈmoxe el ˈkulo]
quién quita phrase /ˌkjen ˈkita/: you never know, who knows
quien ríe solo, de sus picardías se acuerda proverb [kjẽn ˈrie ˈsolo | d̪e sus pikaɾˈð̞ias se aˈkweɾð̞a]
quien roba a un ladrón, tiene cien años de perdón proverb /ˌkjen ˌroba a un laˌdɾon | ˌtjene ˌθjen ˌaɲos de peɾˈdon/: it's justifiable to commit crimes against criminals
quién sabe phrase /ˌkjen ˈsabe/: who knows?
quien se fue a Aragón, perdió su sillón proverb [kjẽn se ˈfwe a aɾaˈɣ̞õn | peɾˈð̞jo su siˈʝõn]
quien se fue a la villa, perdió su silla proverb [kjẽn se ˈfwe a la ˈβ̞iʝa | peɾˈð̞jo su ˈsiʝa]
quien se fue a Sevilla, perdió su silla proverb [kjẽn se ˈfwe a seˈβ̞iʝa | peɾˈð̞jo su ˈsiʝa]
quien se fue de la villa, perdió su silla proverb [kjẽn se ˈfwe ð̞e la ˈβ̞iʝa | peɾˈð̞jo su ˈsiʝa]
quien se fue de Sevilla, perdió su silla proverb [kjẽn se ˈfwe ð̞e seˈβ̞iʝa | peɾˈð̞jo su ˈsiʝa]
quien se pica, ajos come phrase [kjẽn se ˈpika | ˈaxos ˈkome]: if the shoe fits, wear it
quien se va sin que lo echen vuelve sin que lo llamen proverb [kjẽn se ˈβ̞a sĩŋ ke lo ˈet͡ʃẽn ˈbwelβ̞e sĩŋ ke lo ˈʝamẽn]
quien siembra vientos, recoge tempestades proverb [kjẽn ˈsjẽmbɾa ˈβ̞jẽn̪t̪os | reˈkoxe t̪ẽmpesˈt̪að̞es]
¿quién te dio vela en este entierro? proverb [ˈkjẽn̪ t̪e ˈð̞jo ˈβ̞ela ẽn ˈest̪e ẽn̪ˈt̪jero]
quién te manda phrase [ˈkjẽn̪ t̪e ˈmãn̪d̪a]
quien te quiere te aporrea proverb [kjẽn̪ t̪e ˈkjeɾe t̪e apoˈrea]
quien tiene boca, se equivoca proverb /ˌkjen ˌtjene ˌboka | se ekiˈboka/: when speaking, it is normal to say something wrong; everything one says cannot always be right or true
quién va phrase: who goes there?
quien va a la villa, pierde su silla proverb [kjẽn ˈba a la ˈβ̞iʝa | ˈpjeɾð̞e su ˈsiʝa]

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.