Spanish words: quintar to qwerty

Spanish words quintar to qwerty

1. quintar noun, verb [kĩn̪ˈt̪aɾ]
2. quintento noun: alternative form of quinteto
3. quinterna noun [kĩn̪ˈt̪eɾna]
4. quinterno noun [kĩn̪ˈt̪eɾno]
5. Quintero proper noun /kinˈteɾo/: a surname
6. quinterón noun: quintroon
7. Quinteros proper noun /kinˈteɾos/: a surname
8. quinteta noun: quintet
9. quinteto noun /kinˈteto/: quintet
10. quíntico adjective: quintic
11. quintil noun /kinˈtil/: quintile
12. quintilla noun /kinˈtiʝa/: a poem of five lines with eight syllables or less
13. quintillizo adjective, noun /kintiˈʝiθo/: quintuplet
14. quintillo noun [kĩn̪ˈt̪iʝo]
15. quintillón noun /kintiˈʝon/: nonillion (10³⁰)
16. quintín noun [kĩn̪ˈt̪ĩn]
17. quinto adjective, noun, number /ˈkinto/: fifth
18. quinto coño adverb: very far away
19. quinto infierno noun /ˌkinto inˈfjeɾno/: synonym of quinto pino
20. quinto pino noun /ˌkinto ˈpino/: very far away
21. quintral noun /kinˈtɾal/: Tristerix corymbosus, a parasitic plant.
22. quintral amarillo noun /kinˌtɾal amaˈɾiʝo/: Desmaria mutabilis, an epiphytic flower native to Chile.
23. quíntuple adjective /ˈkintuple/: quintuple (having five parts or members)
24. quintuplicado verb /kintupliˈkado/: past participle of quintuplicar
25. quintuplicando verb [kĩn̪t̪upliˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of quintuplicar
26. quintuplicándose verb [kĩn̪t̪upliˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of quintuplicar combined with se
27. quintuplicar verb /kintupliˈkaɾ/: to quintuple (increase an amount fivefold)
28. quintuplicarse verb [kĩn̪t̪upliˈkaɾse]: infinitive of quintuplicar combined with se
29. quíntuplo adjective /ˈkintuplo/: quintuple
30. quinua noun /ˈkinwa/: quinoa
31. quinurénico adjective /kinuˈɾeniko/: kynurenic
32. quinzal noun [kĩnˈsal]
33. quinzavo adjective [kĩnˈsaβ̞o]
34. quió adjective, noun, verb /ˈkio/: Chian (of, from or relating to the island of Chios, North Aegean Region, Greece)
35. quionofobia noun [kjonoˈfoβ̞ja]
36. quiosco noun /ˈkjosko/: kiosk
37. quiosquero noun [kjosˈkeɾo]: Seller at a newsstand
38. quiota adjective, noun: Chian
39. quiote noun /ˈkjote/: the edible peduncle of an agave plant, which supports its inflorescence
40. quipe noun: kibbeh
41. quipo noun /ˈkipo/: quipu
42. quipu noun /ˈkipu/: quipu
43. quique noun /ˈkike/: grison, lesser grison
44. quiqui noun /ˈkiki/: shag; fuck; screw (sexual intercourse)
45. quiquill noun [kiˈkil]
46. quiquille noun [kiˈkiʝe]
47. quiquirimichi noun [kikiɾiˈmit͡ʃi]
48. quiquiriquí interjection, noun /kikiɾiˈki/: cock-a-doodle-doo!
49. quir- prefix [ˈkiɾ]
50. quiral adjective /kiˈɾal/: chiral
51. quiralidad noun /kiɾaliˈdad/: chirality
52. quiraptofobia noun [kiɾapt̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
53. Quirce proper noun [ˈkiɾse]
54. quireñe noun /kiˈɾeɲe/: dihueñe
55. quireo noun /kiˈɾeo/: austral blackbird
56. Quirico proper noun [kiˈɾiko]
57. quiricocho interjection [kiɾiˈkot͡ʃo]
58. quirina noun [kiˈɾina]
59. Quirino proper noun /kiˈɾino/: a male given name from Latin, feminine equivalent Quirina
60. quirite noun [kiˈɾit̪e]
61. Quirno proper noun [ˈkiɾno]
62. quiro- prefix [ˈkiɾo]: chiro-; hand
63. quirófano noun /kiˈɾofano/: operating room
64. Quiroga proper noun /kiˈɾoɡa/: a surname from Galician
65. quirografario adjective [kiɾoɣ̞ɾaˈfaɾjo]: chirographic
66. quirografía noun /kiɾoɡɾaˈfia/: chirography
67. quirográfico adjective /kiɾoˈɡɾafiko/: chirographic
68. quirógrafo noun [kiˈɾoɣ̞ɾafo]
69. quirología noun /kiɾoloˈxia/: synonym of quiromancia (“palmistry”)
70. quirólogo noun /kiˈɾoloɡo/: synonym of quiromántico (“palmist”)
71. quiromancia noun /kiɾoˈmanθja/: palm reading; palmistry
72. quiromante noun [kiɾoˈmãn̪t̪e]
73. quiromántico adjective, noun /kiɾoˈmantiko/: palmistry
74. quiromasaje noun: massage (with the hands)
75. quiromasajista noun: masseur; masseuse (who uses the hands)
76. quiropráctica adjective, noun /kiɾoˈpɾaɡtika/: the practice of chiropractics
77. quiropráctico adjective, noun /kiɾoˈpɾaɡtiko/: chiropractic
78. quiróptero adjective, noun /kiˈɾobteɾo/: bat (mammal)
79. quiropterología noun [kiɾopt̪eɾoloˈxia]
80. Quirós proper noun /ˈkiɾos/: a surname
81. quirosano adjective [kiɾoˈsano]
82. Quiroz proper noun [kiˈɾos]
83. quirquincho adjective, noun [kiɾˈkĩnʲt͡ʃo]: armadillo
84. quirquincho andino noun /kiɾˌkint͡ʃo anˈdino/: Andean hairy armadillo
85. quirruris noun [kiˈruɾis]
86. quiruela noun /kiˈɾwela/: basil-leaved rock rose (Halimium ocymoides)
87. quirúrgicamente adverb /kiˌɾuɾxikaˈmente/: surgically
88. quirúrgico adjective /kiˈɾuɾxiko/: surgical
89. quísame noun /ˈkisame/: ceiling
90. quisca noun [ˈkiska]
91. quiscal noun /kisˈkal/: quiscal
92. quisco noun /ˈkisko/: Leucostele chiloensis, a cactus.
93. quisicosa noun /kisiˈkosa/: puzzle; riddle
94. quismondano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Quismondo
95. quisneado verb [kisneˈað̞o]
96. quisneando verb [kisneˈãn̪d̪o]
97. quisneándose verb [kisneˈãn̪d̪ose]
98. quisnearse verb [kisneˈaɾse]
99. Quispe proper noun /ˈkispe/: a surname from Quechua
100. quispiña noun: a type of Bolivian snack made from quinoa and various spices
101. quisque noun /ˈkiske/: person, someone
102. Quisqueya proper noun [kisˈkeʝa]
103. quisqueyano adjective, noun /kiskeˈʝano/: Quisqueyan (of, from or relating to the municipality of Quisqueya, San Pedro de Macorís province, Dominican Republic)
104. quisqui noun /ˈkiski/: alternative form of quisque
105. quisquilla noun /kisˈkiʝa/: shrimp
106. quisquilloso adjective, noun /kiskiˈʝoso/: nitpicking, fussy, picky, persnickety (US), pernickety (UK), fastidious
107. quistado verb [kisˈt̪að̞o]
108. quistando verb [kisˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
109. quistándose verb [kisˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]
110. quistar verb [kisˈt̪aɾ]
111. quiste noun /ˈkiste/: cyst
112. quístico adjective /ˈkistiko/: cystic
113. quisto adjective, verb [ˈkist̪o]
114. quita adjective, noun, verb /ˈkita/: debt relief
115. quita bancaria phrase [ˈkit̪a β̞ãŋˈkaɾja]
116. quitado verb /kiˈtado/: past participle of quitar
117. quitaesmalte noun /kitaesˈmalte/: nail polish remover
118. quitaestaño noun [kit̪aesˈt̪aɲo]
119. quitagrapas noun /ˌkitaˈɡɾapas/: staple remover (device with two jawlike pincers which is used to remove staples)
120. quitahipos adjective [kiˈt̪ajpos]
121. quitaipón noun [kit̪ajˈpõn]
122. quítalo verb [kiˈt̪alo]: second-person singular imperative of quitar combined with lo
123. quitamanchas noun /ˌkitaˈmant͡ʃas/: stain remover
124. quitamaridos noun: home wrecker
125. quitamiedos noun /kitaˈmjedos/: crash barrier, guardrail, traffic barrier
126. quitamultas adjective [kit̪aˈmul̪t̪as]
127. quitando verb [kiˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of quitar
128. quitándose verb [kiˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of quitar combined with se
129. quitanieve noun /ˌkitaˈnjebe/: alternative form of quitanieves
130. quitanieves noun /kitaˈnjebes/: snow plow (US), snow plough (UK)
131. quitapinturas noun /ˌkitapinˈtuɾas/: paint stripper
132. quitar verb /kiˈtaɾ/: to remove, to take away, to take down, to take off, to pull off, to pull out, to clear, to clear away, to strip, to strip away
133. quitar el hojaldre al pastel verb /kiˌtaɾ el oˌxaldɾe al pasˈtel/: To peel the onion, to peel back the mask.
134. quitar hierro phrase, verb [kiˈt̪aɾ ˈjero]: to play down
135. quitarse el sombrero verb /kiˌtaɾse el somˈbɾeɾo/: to tip one's hat (in respect)
136. quitarse la vida verb /kiˌtaɾse la ˈbida/: to take one's own life, commit suicide
137. quitarse un peso de encima verb /kiˌtaɾse um ˌpeso de enˈθima/: to get off one's chest
138. quitasol noun /kitaˈsol/: parasol
139. quitasueño noun: worry, preoccupation
140. quitavidas noun: crash barrier, guardrail, traffic barrier
141. quite noun, verb /ˈkite/: the action of removal
142. quitear verb /kiteˈaɾ/: to quit
143. quiteño adjective, noun /kiˈteɲo/: of, from or relating to the city of Quito, Pichincha Province, Ecuador
144. Quiteria proper noun: a female given name
145. quitina noun /kiˈtina/: chitin
146. quitinoso adjective /kitiˈnoso/: chitinous
147. quito adjective, verb /ˈkito/: exempt
148. quitón noun /kiˈton/: chiton (mollusk)
149. quitosana noun [kit̪oˈsana]
150. quitosano noun /kitoˈsano/: chitosan
151. quitridiomicosis noun: chytridiomycosis
152. quiubo interjection, phrase /ˈkjubo/: alternative spelling of quihubo (what's up?; what's new?)
153. quiúbole phrase /ˈkjubole/: alternative spelling of quehúbole
154. quiula noun: tinamou
155. quiula puneña noun: The puna tinamou.
156. quiveve noun [kiˈβ̞eβ̞e]
157. quixera noun [kikˈseɾa]
158. quixero noun [kikˈseɾo]
159. quiyá noun [kiˈʝa]
160. quiz noun /ˈkwis/: quiz show
161. quizá adverb /kiˈθa/: perhaps, maybe
162. quizá y sin quizá prepositional phrase: without doubt
163. quízame noun: alternative form of quísame
164. quizás adverb /kiˈθas/: alternative form of quizá
165. quizque adverb /ˈkiθke/: synonym of dizque
166. quórum noun /ˈkwoɾum/: alternative form of cuórum
167. qwerty noun [ˈkweɾt̪i]

Part 3 · Spanish words: Q

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.