Spanish words: setenado to shoegazing

Spanish words setenado to shoegazing

1. setenado verb [set̪eˈnað̞o]
2. setenando verb [set̪eˈnãn̪d̪o]
3. setenar verb [set̪eˈnaɾ]
4. setenas noun [seˈt̪enas]
5. seteno adjective [seˈt̪eno]
6. setenta noun, number /seˈtenta/: seventy
7. setenta y cinco number /seˌtenta i ˈθinko/: seventy-five
8. setenta y cuatro number /seˌtenta i ˈkwatɾo/: seventy-four
9. setenta y dos number /seˌtenta i ˈdos/: seventy-two
10. setenta y nueve number /seˌtenta i ˈnwebe/: seventy-nine
11. setenta y ocho number /seˌtenta i ˈot͡ʃo/: seventy-eight
12. setenta y seis number /seˌtenta i ˈseis/: seventy-six
13. setenta y siete number /seˌtenta i ˈsjete/: seventy-seven
14. setenta y tres number /seˌtenta i ˈtɾes/: seventy-three
15. setenta y un number /seˈtenta i un/: apocopic form of setenta y uno (“seventy-one”)
16. setenta y uno number /seˌtenta i ˈuno/: seventy-one
17. setentas noun: seventies; 1970s
18. setentavo adjective, noun /setenˈtabo/: seventieth
19. setentena noun: seventysomething
20. setentenario noun /setenteˈnaɾjo/: seventieth anniversary
21. setentero adjective: seventies
22. setentista adjective [set̪ẽn̪ˈt̪ist̪a]: seventies (relating to the 1970s, 1870s etc.)
23. setentón adjective, noun [set̪ẽn̪ˈt̪õn]: seventyish (years old)
24. setiembre noun /seˈtjembɾe/: alternative form of septiembre
25. Setien proper noun [ˈset̪jẽn]
26. sétima adjective, noun /ˈsetima/: female equivalent of sétimo
27. sétimo adjective, noun, number /ˈsetimo/: alternative form of séptimo
28. setita noun: Sethite
29. seto noun /ˈseto/: fence
30. seto vivo noun /ˌseto ˈbibo/: hedge (thicket of bushes planted as a fence)
31. setpoint noun [set̪ˈpõjn̪t̪]
32. seudo adjective, prefix [ˈsewð̞o]: pseudo
33. seudoartístico adjective: pseudoartistic; artsy
34. seudociencia noun [sewð̞oˈsjẽnsja]: pseudoscience
35. seudocientífico adjective, noun /seudoθjenˈtifiko/: pseudoscientific (not genuinely scientific)
36. seudoconsulta noun /seudokonˈsulta/: pseudo-consultancy
37. seudocultura noun: pseudoculture
38. seudocultural adjective: pseudocultural
39. seudodemocrático adjective /seudodemoˈkɾatiko/: pseudodemocratic
40. seudoefedrina noun /seudoefeˈdɾina/: pseudoephedrine
41. seudoelectoral adjective: pseudo-electoral
42. seudoescorpión noun: pseudoscorpion
43. seudofranquismo noun: pseudo-Francoism
44. seudogén noun: pseudogene
45. seudohermafroditismo noun /ˌseudoeɾmafɾodiˈtismo/: pseudohermaphroditism
46. seudointelectual noun /seudointeleɡˈtwal/: pseudointellectual
47. seudolegalidad noun: pseudo-legality
48. seudoliterario adjective /seudoliteˈɾaɾjo/: pseudo-literary
49. seudomarxista adjective: pseudo-Marxist
50. seudónimo noun /seuˈdonimo/: pseudonym
51. seudoobstrucción noun: alternative spelling of pseudoobstrucción
52. seudopeptidoglicano noun /seudopebtidoɡliˈkano/: pseudopeptidoglycan
53. seudópodo noun /seuˈdopodo/: pseudopod
54. seudoprofesional adjective: pseudo-professional
55. seudoreligioso adjective /seudoɾeliˈxjoso/: pseudoreligious
56. seudorrepublicano adjective: pseudo-republican
57. seudorrevolución noun /seudoreboluˈθjon/: pseudo-revolution
58. seudorrevolucionario adjective /seudoreboluθjoˈnaɾjo/: pseudo-revolutionary
59. seudoseudohipoparatiroidismo noun: alternative form of pseudopseudohipoparatiroidismo
60. seudosocialismo noun: pseudo-socialism
61. seudototalitarismo noun /seudototalitaˈɾismo/: pseudo-totalitarianism
62. Seúl proper noun /seˈul/: Seoul (the capital city of South Korea)
63. seulense adjective, noun /seuˈlense/: Seoulite (of, from or relating to Seoul, South Korea)
64. seulés adjective, noun /seuˈles/: Seoulite (of, from or relating to Seoul, South Korea)
65. Seve proper noun: a diminutive of the male given names Serverino and Serveriano
66. seven noun [ˈseβ̞ẽn]
67. severamente adverb /seˌbeɾaˈmente/: severely
68. severiano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Severia
69. severidad noun /sebeɾiˈdad/: severity
70. Severina proper noun [seβ̞eˈɾina]
71. Severino proper noun [seβ̞eˈɾino]
72. severísimo adjective [seβ̞eˈɾisimo]: superlative degree of severo
73. severización noun [seβ̞eɾisaˈsjõn]
74. severizado verb [seβ̞eɾiˈsað̞o]
75. severizando verb [seβ̞eɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]
76. severizar verb [seβ̞eɾiˈsaɾ]
77. severo adjective /seˈbeɾo/: severe
78. seviche noun [seˈβ̞it͡ʃe]: alternative spelling of cebiche
79. sevicia noun /seˈbiθja/: brutality
80. Sevilla proper noun /seˈbiʝa/: Seville (the capital city of Andalusia, Spain)
81. sevillana adjective, noun /sebiˈʝana/: female equivalent of sevillano
82. sevillano adjective, noun /sebiˈʝano/: Sevillian, Sevillan
83. sevillismo noun: Support of Sevilla FC, a football team from Seville
84. sevillista noun /sebiˈʝista/: a fan, player, or other person associated with Sevilla FC, a football team from the Spanish city of Seville
85. sex-appeal noun /ˌseɡs aˈpil/: sex appeal
86. sex on the beach phrase [ˈseks ˈõn̪ ˈt̪e ˈβ̞it͡ʃ]
87. sex shop noun /ˌseɡs ˈʃop/: sex shop
88. sex symbol noun /ˌseɡs ˈsimbol/: sex symbol
89. sexa prefix, verb [ˈseksa]: third-person singular present indicative
90. sexado noun, verb /seɡˈsado/: sexing
91. sexador adjective, noun [seksaˈð̞oɾ]
92. sexador de pollos phrase [seksaˈð̞oɾ ð̞e ˈpoʝos]
93. sexagena noun [seksaˈxena]
94. sexagenario adjective, noun /seɡsaxeˈnaɾjo/: sexagenarian, sixtysomething-year-old
95. sexagesimal adjective /seɡsaxesiˈmal/: sexagesimal
96. sexagésimo adjective, noun, number /seɡsaˈxesimo/: sixtieth
97. sexagésimo cuarto adjective /seɡsaˌxesimo ˈkwaɾto/: sixty-fourth
98. sexagésimo noveno adjective /seɡsaˌxesimo noˈbeno/: sixty-ninth
99. sexagésimo octavo adjective /seɡsaˌxesimo oɡˈtabo/: sixty-eighth
100. sexagésimo primer adjective /seɡsaˌxesimo pɾiˈmeɾ/: apocopic form of sexagésimo primero (“sixty-first”)
101. sexagésimo primero adjective /seɡsaˌxesimo pɾiˈmeɾo/: sixty-first
102. sexagésimo quinto adjective /seɡsaˌxesimo ˈkinto/: sixty-fifth
103. sexagésimo segundo adjective /seɡsaˌxesimo seˈɡundo/: sixty-second
104. sexagésimo séptimo adjective /seɡsaˌxesimo ˈsebtimo/: sixty-seventh
105. sexagésimo sexto adjective /seɡsaˌxesimo ˈseɡsto/: sixty-sixth
106. sexagésimo tercer adjective /seɡsaˌxesimo teɾˈθeɾ/: apocopic form of sexagésimo tercero (“sixty-third”)
107. sexagésimo tercero adjective /seɡsaˌxesimo teɾˈθeɾo/: sixty-third
108. sexagonal adjective /seɡsaɡoˈnal/: hexagonal
109. sexalescente adjective [seksaleˈsẽn̪t̪e]
110. sexando verb [sekˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sexar
111. sexapil noun [seksaˈpil]
112. sexappeal noun: alternative spelling of sex-appeal
113. sexar verb /seɡˈsaɾ/: to sex (determine the sex of)
114. sexcentésimo adjective, noun, number /seɡsθenˈtesimo/: six hundredth
115. sexenal adjective: sexennial
116. sexenio noun /seɡˈsenjo/: six-year period
117. sexi adjective /ˈseɡsi/: sexy
118. sexilio noun [sekˈsiljo]
119. sexismo noun /seɡˈsismo/: sexism
120. sexista adjective, noun /seɡˈsista/: sexist
121. sexitano adjective [seksiˈt̪ano]
122. sexma noun [ˈseksma]: synonym of sexmo
123. sexmero noun: the elected official of a sexmo
124. sexmo noun: a Spanish rural administrative division
125. sexo noun, verb /ˈseɡso/: sex (the biological category)
126. sexo anal noun /ˌseɡso aˈnal/: anal sex
127. sexo débil noun: weaker sex: women
128. sexo feo noun: men, taken collectively
129. sexo fuerte noun: men, taken collectively
130. sexo grupal noun: group sex
131. sexo opuesto noun: opposite sex
132. sexo oral noun, phrase /ˌseɡso oˈɾal/: oral sex (stimulation of the genitals using the mouth)
133. sexo vaginal noun /ˌseɡso baxiˈnal/: vaginal sex
134. sexoadicto noun: sex addict
135. sexoafectivo adjective [seksoafekˈt̪iβ̞o]
136. sexofobia noun [seksoˈfoβ̞ja]
137. sexología noun /seɡsoloˈxia/: sexology
138. sexológico adjective: sexological
139. sexólogo noun /seɡˈsoloɡo/: sexologist
140. sexómana adjective [sekˈsomana]
141. sexomanía noun [seksomaˈnia]
142. sexómano adjective [sekˈsomano]
143. sexomne adjective [sekˈsõmne]
144. sexomnio noun [sekˈsõmnjo]
145. sexópata noun: sex addict
146. sexopatía noun /seɡsopaˈtia/: sex addiction
147. sexoservicio noun: prostitution
148. sexoservidora noun: sex worker; prostitute
149. sexoso adjective: sexy
150. sexpartita adjective /seɡspaɾˈtita/: sexpartite
151. sexpo noun [ˈsekspo]
152. sexquialtera noun [sekskjal̪ˈt̪eɾa]
153. sexquipedal adjective [sekskipeˈð̞al]
154. sexquiquarta noun [sekskiˈkwaɾt̪a]
155. sexta adjective, noun /ˈseɡsta/: sixth
156. sextaferia noun /ˌseɡstaˈfeɾja/: a day, usually every year, on which townsfolk were obliged gathered together to repair the roadways
157. sextangular noun: six-team play-off
158. sextante noun [seksˈt̪ãn̪t̪e]: sextant
159. sextavado verb [sekst̪aˈβ̞að̞o]
160. sextavando verb [sekst̪aˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]
161. sextear verb /seɡsteˈaɾ/: to sext
162. sexteo noun, verb /seɡsˈteo/: sexting
163. sexteta noun: sextet
164. sextete noun: sextuple (a team that wins 6 titles in the same year or season)
165. sexteto noun /seɡsˈteto/: sextet
166. sextilla noun: a poem of six lines, generally with eight syllables per line
167. sextillizo adjective, noun [sekst̪iˈʝiso]: sextuplet
168. sextillón noun [sekst̪iˈʝõn]: undecillion (10³⁶)
169. sextina noun /sesˈtina/: sestina
170. sexting noun /ˈseɡstin/: sexting
171. sexto adjective, noun, number /ˈseɡsto/: sixth
172. sexto sentido noun: sixth sense (extrasensory perception)
173. sextorsión noun /seɡstoɾˈsjon/: sextortion
174. séxtuple adjective, noun /ˈseɡstuple/: sextuple
175. sextuplicado verb /seɡstupliˈkado/: past participle of sextuplicar
176. sextuplicando verb [sekst̪upliˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sextuplicar
177. sextuplicándose verb [sekst̪upliˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of sextuplicar combined with se
178. sextuplicar verb /seɡstupliˈkaɾ/: to sextuplicate
179. sextuplicarse verb [sekst̪upliˈkaɾse]: infinitive of sextuplicar combined with se
180. séxtuplo adjective [ˈsekst̪uplo]
181. sexuación noun: sexuation
182. sexuado adjective /seɡˈswado/: having individuals distinguished by sex
183. sexual adjective /seɡˈswal/: sexual (pertaining to the sex of an organism)
184. sexualidad noun /seɡswaliˈdad/: sexuality
185. sexualización noun /seɡswaliθaˈθjon/: sexualization, (UK) sexualisation
186. sexualizado verb /seɡswaliˈθado/: past participle of sexualizar
187. sexualizador adjective: Sexualizing; that sexualizes.
188. sexualizando verb [sekswaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sexualizar
189. sexualizar verb /seɡswaliˈθaɾ/: to sexualize, (UK) sexualize
190. sexualmente adverb /seɡˌswalˈmente/: sexually
191. sexy adjective /ˈseɡsi/: alternative form of sexi
192. seychelense adjective, noun /seit͡ʃeˈlense/: alternative spelling of seychellense
193. seychellense adjective, noun /seit͡ʃeˈlense/: Seychellois
194. Seychelles proper noun /seiˈt͡ʃeles/: Seychelles (an archipelago and country in East Africa, in the Indian Ocean)
195. Sfax proper noun [ˈsfaks]
196. -sfera suffix /ˈsfeɾa/: -sphere
197. SFL proper noun: SFL
198. sh interjection [ˈʃ]
199. shabat noun [ʃaˈβ̞at̪]
200. shabby chic noun [ˈʃaβ̞i ˈt͡ʃik]
201. Shaddai proper noun [ˈʃað̞aj]
202. shafo noun: guard, cop
203. shake noun /ˈʃeik/: shake (drink)
204. shakespeariano adjective /ʃeɡspiˈɾjano/: Shakespearean
205. shakesperiano adjective: Shakespearean
206. shakifan noun: A fan of the Colombian singer and songwriter Shakira.
207. shakirazo noun [ʃakiˈɾaso]
208. shakshuka noun [ʃakˈʃuka]
209. shalágram noun /ʃaˈlaɡɾam/: shaligram
210. shamán noun /ʃaˈman/: alternative form of chamán
211. shamánico adjective /ʃaˈmaniko/: alternative form of chamánico
212. shamanismo noun /ʃamaˈnismo/: alternative form of chamanismo
213. shámbar noun [ˈʃãmbaɾ]: shambar, chowder
214. shamisen noun: shamisen
215. shamoji noun: shamoji
216. shampoo noun /ʃamˈpu/: alternative spelling of champú
217. shampú noun /ʃamˈpu/: alternative form of champú
218. shandy noun [ˈʃãn̪d̪i]
219. Shanghái proper noun /ʃanˈɡai/: Shanghai (a major port city and direct-administered municipality of China, the largest urban area in China)
220. shanghaiano adjective, noun /ʃanɡaˈjano/: Shanghainese (of, from or relating to the city of Shanghai, China)
221. shanghainés adjective, noun: Shanghainese
222. shansho noun /ˈʃanʃo/: hoatzin
223. shantung noun: shantung
224. shar pei phrase [ˈʃaɾ ˈpej]
225. sharáu interjection [ʃaˈɾaw]
226. share noun /ˈʃeɾ/: share of the audience
227. sharia noun /ˈʃaɾja/: alternative form of sharía
228. Sharjah proper noun [ʃaɾˈxa]
229. sharuto noun [ʃaˈɾut̪o]
230. shashaco adjective /ʃaˈʃako/: pockmarked because of smallpox, especially the face.
231. shatranj noun: shatranj
232. Shavuot proper noun [ʃaˈβ̞wot̪]
233. shawara noun: any of a number of infectious diseases
234. shawarma noun /ʃaˈw̝aɾma/: shawarma (a Middle Eastern sandwich-like wrap)
235. shazamear verb [ʃasameˈaɾ]
236. Sheila proper noun /ˈʃeila/: a female given name from English [in turn from Irish], equivalent to English Sheila
237. Sheinbaum proper noun /ʃeimˈbaum/: a surname from Yiddish
238. sheísmo noun /ʃeˈis.mo/: A feature in certain Spanish varieties wherein the letters elle ("ll") and ye ("y") are pronounced as /ʃ/
239. shejiná noun: shekhinah
240. shékel noun /ˈʃekel/: alternative spelling of séquel
241. Shekhiná noun [ʃexiˈna]
242. Shémita noun [ˈʃemit̪a]
243. shenti noun [ˈʃẽn̪t̪i]
244. Shenyang proper noun [ʃẽɲˈʝãŋ]
245. Sheol proper noun [ʃeˈol]
246. shéquel noun: alternative spelling of séquel (“shekel”)
247. Sheremétievo proper noun: Sheremetyevo (airport in Russia)
248. sherete noun: suitor
249. sherif noun: sherrif
250. sheriff noun /ˈʃeɾif/: sheriff (all senses)
251. sherpa adjective, noun /ˈʃeɾpa/: sherpa
252. shh interjection [ˈʃ]
253. shiatsu noun [ˈʃjat̪su]: shiatsu
254. shibolet noun [ʃiβ̞oˈlet̪]
255. shicra noun /ˈʃikɾa/: a kind of gabion filled with plants, rocks and mud, used by the Caral-Supe civilization
256. shido adjective, noun: shido
257. shigelosis noun /ʃixeˈlosis/: shigellosis
258. shigra noun /ˈʃiɡɾa/: sack, tote bag
259. shií adjective, noun /ʃiˈi/: alternative form of chií
260. shiita adjective, noun [ʃiˈit̪a]: alternative form of chiita
261. shiitake noun /ʃiˈtake/: shiitake (Lentinula edodes, an edible mushroom)
262. shikimato noun /ʃikiˈmato/: shikimate
263. shikímico adjective: shikimate
264. shiksa noun /ˈʃiɡsa/: alternative form of shikse
265. shikse noun: shiksa (non-Jewish woman)
266. shin noun [ˈʃĩn]
267. shinigami noun [ʃiniˈɣ̞ami]
268. shinobi noun [ʃiˈnoβ̞i]
269. shinto noun /ˈʃinto/: Shinto
270. shintoísmo noun [ʃĩn̪t̪oˈismo]
271. shiome adjective [ˈʃjome]
272. shiomería noun [ʃjomeˈɾia]
273. ship noun: ship
274. shipear verb /ʃipeˈaɾ/: alternative spelling of shippear
275. shipeo noun, verb: alternative spelling of shippeo
276. shipibo adjective, noun: Shipibo
277. shippear verb /ʃipeˈaɾ/: to ship; to support or approve of a fictional romantic relationship between two characters
278. shippeo noun, verb /ʃiˈpeo/: shipping, ship
279. Shiraz proper noun [ʃiˈɾas]
280. Shirley proper noun /ˈʃiɾlei/: a female given name from English
281. shisa noun [ˈʃisa]
282. shisha noun /ˈʃiʃa/: shisha; hookah
283. shishona adjective, noun /ʃiˈʃona/: a person, usually a woman, who has big breasts
284. shiso noun /ˈʃiso/: shiso
285. shit interjection /ˈʃit/: shit!
286. shitake noun [ʃiˈt̪ake]: alternative spelling of shiitake
287. shite noun [ˈʃit̪e]
288. Shiva proper noun [ˈʃiβ̞a]
289. shivaísmo noun /ʃibaˈismo/: Shaivism
290. shivaísta noun: Shivaist
291. Shizuko proper noun /ʃiˈθuko/: a female given name from Japanese
292. Shizuoka proper noun [ʃiˈswoka]
293. sho interjection, pronoun /ˈʃo/: shush!, hush!
294. Shoá proper noun /ʃoˈa/: Holocaust; Shoah
295. Shoah proper noun [ʃoˈa]
296. shock noun /ˈʃok/: shock
297. shock eléctrico noun /ˌʃok eˈleɡtɾiko/: alternative form of choque eléctrico
298. shockeante adjective /ʃokeˈante/: shocking
299. shockear verb /ʃokeˈaɾ/: alternative form of choquear
300. shoegazing noun: shoegazing

Part 12 · Part 14 · Spanish words: S

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 S: 9,096 words, in 31 parts.